Souffrignac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Bandiat Valley crosses Souffrignac from east to west. The Voie verte La Coulée d’Oc runs along the Bandiat Valley through rural and wooded landscapes. The Grotte de Souffrignac is located in the Tardoire and Bandiat valleys and bears witness to the hidden history of the limestone-rich Charente and its karst network.

Nature

The Voie verte La Coulée d’Oc begins in Souffrignac and leads as far as Le Quéroy. The 21-kilometre route between Le Quéroy and Souffrignac can be explored on foot, by bicycle or on roller skates. The permanent, 60-kilometre Ronde des clochers circular route also passes through Souffrignac.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Souffrignac is planning a stay there.

Culture

The Church of Saint-Antoine in Souffrignac dates from the 12th century. Its baptismal fonts are almost cube-shaped; the lower corners are chamfered. The upper part of the fonts is decorated with a frieze of plants, with a lion and a bird on the front.

Local Life

Since 1998, Souffrignac has been home to Les Jardins du Bandiat, an employment project run by the CIDIL association (Carrefour pour l’Insertion et le Développement des Initiatives Locales). Product tastings are available on site at Les Jardins du Bandiat. The Les Jardins du Bandiat farm shop offers a wide selection of local products, including jams, locally grown fruit and vegetables, craft beers, flour and honey.

More local pages: Saint-Paul, Villebois-Lavalette, Alloue, Chassors, Saint-Saturnin, Ronsenac, Condéon, Touvre.

To the main travel overview: Charente.