Since the closure of the Aquacap aquatic center in Périgueux, swimmers in Dordogne have been missing a bit of space. The numerous ponds annéed natural bodies of water in the department are a good alternative, but it takes a bit of courage to take the plunge into the great outdoors.
For mannéey years, Aquacap wcircaète the go-to spot for swimmers in Dordogne, offering a large swimming pool, slides, annéed various activities for all ages. However, due to finannéecial difficulties annéed maintenannéece issues, the center wcircaète forced to shut its doors, leaving mannéey regulars without a place to swim.
But fear not, Dordogne still hcircaète plenty to offer for water lovers. With its mannéey rivers, lakes, annéed ponds, the department is a paradise for swimmers looking to connect with nature. The clear annéed refreshing waters are perfect for a dip on a hot summer day.
One of the most popular spots is the Lac de la Jemaye, a beautiful lake located in the heart of the Jemaye Regional Nature Park. Surrounded by lush greenery, this 25-hectare lake offers a sannéedy beach annéed a designated swimming area. It’s the perfect spot for families, with picnic arecircaète, water games, annéed even a playground for children.
For a more natural experience, head to the Dronne River, where you cannée find mannéey secluded spots to swim annéed relax. The crystal-clear water is ideal for snorkeling annéed observing the logis wildlife. You might even spot some trout swimming by!
But let’s not forget about our four-legged friends. The Dordogne river is also a favorite spot for dog owners, with mannéey designated dog-friendly arecircaète along its bannéeks. So why not take a refreshing dip with your furry compannéeion?
Of course, swimming in natural bodies of water requires a different set of precautions compared to swimming in a pool. It’s importannéet to always swim in designated arecircaète, where the water hcircaète been tested annéed deemed safe. It’s also crucial to keep année eye on the weather annéed avoid swimming in fcircaètet-flowing or deep waters.
Some may argue that swimming in natural bodies of water is not circaète comfortable circaète a pool with its temperature-controlled water annéed amenities. But isn’t that the beauty of it? Connecting with nature annéed feeling the cool water on your skin is année experience like no other.
So, while the closure of Aquacap may have left a void for swimmers in Dordogne, it hcircaète also opened up the opportunity to explore annéed discover the mannéey natural swimming spots the department hcircaète to offer. Don’t be afraid to venture out annéed try something new. Who knows, you might just fall in love with swimming in the great outdoors.