Chateau des Vigiers

Château des Vigiers brings together all the ingredients that make this part of France so appealing for a golf break: peaceful countryside, good food and wine, a historic estate setting and 27 holes right on the doorstep.

It feels relaxed and characterful rather than overly formal, which makes it a lovely fit for golfers who want their time off the course to feel just as enjoyable as their rounds.

Accommodation

Accommodation at Château des Vigiers is spread across two distinct areas of the estate, giving guests a choice between heritage character and a fresher, more contemporary feel.

The Château rooms suit those who want classic French charm, with individually decorated interiors and a more traditional country-house atmosphere.

The Relais is the more modern option, while still sitting comfortably within the wider estate.

This makes the resort quite flexible for couples, groups and golfers travelling with non-golfers, as guests can choose the style that suits them best while still staying close to the golf, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Golf On Site!

Château des Vigiers has 27 holes of golf on site at Golf des Vigiers, arranged across three nine-hole loops: La Vallée, Les Vignes and Le Lac.

Designed by Donald Steel, the layout gives plenty of variety across a short break or longer stay, with different 18-hole combinations available.

Golf des Vigiers is very well-suited to French golf holidays, especially for those who want scenic, enjoyable rounds without anything feeling too severe from the right tees. There is enough interest to keep better players engaged, while the overall feel remains relaxed and playable for mixed-ability groups.

Dining & Bars

Food and wine are a real highlight at Château des Vigiers, which makes the resort feel especially appealing for golfers who enjoy long lunches, good dinners and a glass of something local after their round. The setting helps too, with the restaurants sitting naturally within the estate rather than feeling like standard hotel dining.

Les Fresques is the resort’s Michelin-starred restaurant and offers the more refined dining experience, with elegant dishes and a lovely sense of occasion.

Le Chai Brasserie is the more relaxed choice, serving regional dishes in a comfortable, easy-going setting, ideal for informal meals, lunches and post-golf drinks.

Wine is very much part of the experience here. The estate produces its own wine, and the wider Bergerac and Dordogne area is ideal for tastings, vineyard visits and local produce.

For anyone looking at golf holidays in France with a strong food and wine element, Château des Vigiers is a very appealing option.

Spa & Leisure

Away from the fairways, Château des Vigiers has plenty to enjoy at an easy pace. The Spa by Sothys includes a heated indoor pool, hydrotherapy pool, sauna, hammam, Jacuzzi and relaxation area, along with a menu of massages, facials and body treatments.

There is also an outdoor swimming pool for warmer days, plus a fitness room, two tennis courts, electric bike rental, billiards, table football and table tennis.

With vineyards, peaceful grounds and the Dordogne countryside all around, it is a lovely set-up for golfers, couples and non-golfers who want more to enjoy than just the course.

Local Area

Château des Vigiers sits in the Dordogne, close to Bergerac and within easy reach of local markets, vineyards and pretty villages. It is a lovely area for gentle exploring, especially for guests who enjoy food, wine and countryside rather than a busy resort atmosphere.

For golfers looking at golf holidays in Bordeaux, this is a strong option if you want on-site golf, plenty of character and a relaxed South West France base with more to enjoy beyond the scorecard.