Directions
Location
Le Moulin is located in the south west of France, between the villages of Monbahus and Tombeboeuf. Its easy to get here by air, road or train, and we offer a pick-up & drop-off service to the local airport and train stations. We are 2 hours by road from Toulouse and 1.5 hours from Bordeaux. We are located on road D124, which runs between Cancon, Monbahus and Tombeboeuf. If you need help with directions or tips on how to get here, please contact us.
Getting here by Air
Our nearest airport is Bergerac Airport, which is a 30 minute drive away. Alternatively Toulouse and Bordeaux airports are within a couple of hours driving distance. Car hire is available at all airports, and you can arrange an airport pick-up when booking your accommodation.
Bergerac airport
Three low fares airlines; Flybe, Ryanair, and Jet2 operate flights to Bergerac airport from UK airports including: London Stansted, Bristol, Southampton, Birmingham, Liverpool, Nottingham East Midlands, Exeter, Leeds Bradford and more.
Flight timetables for Bergerac airport can be found here: www.pays-de-bergerac.com and here: www.bergerac.aeroport.fr.
Toulouse and Bordeux Airports
Several airlines operate flights from the UK to Toulouse and Bordeaux, an easy way to find flights here is to use the flight search on the official websites. See www.toulouse.aeroport.fr and www.bordeaux.aeroport.fr
Getting here by Train
It is easy to get here by Train, by booking a ticket from London St. Pancras to Agen Station. The Eurostar takes you though the channel tunnel to Paris in just over 2 hours. After a short journey through Paris by Metro or Taxi, you catch the high-speed TGV train that gets you to Agen in just over 4 hours. You can arrange a station pick-up from Agen when booking your accommodation. Rail tickets can be booked through Rail Europe.
How to get here by road from the north France ports
Please note these directions are suggestions only. If you intend to drive to Le Moulin, then it is strongly recommended that you obtain a map of France, so you can trace out your route in advance. It will also help if you are forced to take alternative routes.
There two toll roads on this journey - the A10 (E05) (approx €25 Euro) and the A62 (approx €4 Euro). The motorways are usually clear of heavy traffic and there are rarely any delays.
The first part of your journey from the port is to reach Rennes. From there you can follow the coast road down through France.
To get to Rennes:
From Roscoff, take the D58 to Morlaux, the N12 (E50) to Guingamp then to Rennes
From St Malo, take the N137 to Rennes
From Cherbourg, take the N13 (E03) headed to St-Lo, then the N174 (E03) heading to Avranches & Rennes. Join the A84 (E03) which takes you to Rennes.
From Le Havre, take the A131 (E05) to Pont-Audemer, take the A13 (E46) to Caen. After Caen, take the A84 (E401/E03) which takes you to Rennes.
The route from Rennes to Monbahus
- From Rennes, take the N137 (E03) to Nantes
- From Nantes, take the A83 (E03) to Niort
- From Niort, take the A10 (E05) to Bordeaux.
- From Bordeaux, take the A62 (E72) to Toulouse/Agen.
Leave the A62 at junction 5, and head for Marmande on the D933. Pass through Marmande and stay on the D933 heading for Bergerac. Look out for signs for Cancon (D124), and take the turn off on the right hand side of the road onto the D124. You will then see a sign for Tombeboef. Continue through Tombeboef, and when you leave the next left is signposted to Monbahus (D124). Take this road, and after approximately 4 miles, you will see Le Moulin on the left hand side, just before a sharp right turn, and opposite a building signed 'Le Terres de Sud'. You will pass the cottage first, then main building. The turning is just after the main building.
If travelling south on the N21
As you enter the village of Cancon, look out for a signpost for Monbahus and take the D124, this is a sharp right turn. Follow the D124 through Monbahus and take the left hand fork in the road sign posted Tombeboeuf. After approximately 2 miles, Le Moulin is on the right hand side, opposite a building named the "Terres du Sud".
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