The Grand Roc Cave
The Cliff that Takes you Back in Time!
The Grand Roc Cave
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Discovered by Jean Maury on April the 29th 1924, the Grand Roc Cave was opened to the public in 1927. The cave entrance is half way up an impressive cliff face which dominates the Vézère valley at Les Eyzies.
Read moreDelve into the heart of the cave! And discover the secrets of the underground world: stalactites, stalagmites, draperies, calcite flows ... You will be surrounded by an impressive amount of eccentrics!
Read moreCome and discover this amazing mineral “jeweller’s shop” - the only geological cave of the Dordogne to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is one of the great unmissable sites of the Périgord!
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You will enter a veritable mineral “forest” composed of an incredible variety and density of crystal structures such as are rarely found in other caves.
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Sébastien
Château de Biron
There is something magical about this place: the cliffs, the earth and the forest dominate us in all their splendour. However, man has left his imprint and traces of his passage here. We can imagine legendary cities sculpted in the rock… Our journey climaxes in the cave’s warren, a labyrinthic forest of rocks decorated with unimaginable crystal concretions… This journey will definitely leave its mark on you.
Claire
Lascaux II
I visited the Grand Roc Cave with two children aged 6 and 7. We all loved the intimate feel of this small cave with its rock formations. It feels quite different to most of the caves and chasms of this type which are more often than not vast and imposing. Here, it is the thousands of tiny eccentrics and other curious formations which captured our imaginations. The guide told us their story and explained the secrets of their formation – absolutely fascinating!
Elisabeth
Grand Roc Cave
It’s great fun explaining to children that the drops of water falling on their head do not come from stalactites made of ice but of stalactites made of calcite …
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Alain
You’ll discover in this cave the marvels of nature in an enchantment of crystal structures: columns, draperies, calcite stalactites and eccentrics.You’ll wander through a cleverly lit-up mineral forest. Make this visit a priority!
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Sylvie
You penetrate the very heart of the cliff to find eccentric rock formations, a magical place.The guide was both nice and interesting!A natural masterpiece not to be missed!
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Julie
What a lovely visit! My three children and I were totally captivated by this unusual place and by the explanations given by a guide who was warm, funny and very professional! We have great memories of the day!
*Comments taken from reviews posted by our customers on Tripadvisor and Facebook.
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COVID-19
Following the latest government announcements aimed at curbing the spread of Covid, a health pass will be required from 21 July onwards for anyone aged 18 and over before entering the site.
You will be asked to show proof of a complete vaccination history or a negative test (PCR or antigenic) dated less than 48 hours ago or a positive test showing recovery from Covid 19 dated at least 11 days ago and less than 6 months ago. An identity document will also be requested, in order to verify the concordance with the health pass.
Wearing a mask is also compulsory from the age of 11 and is recommended from the age of 6.
In the interest of our customer's satisfaction, please note that our cancellation and refund policy has changed due to the situation : If you bought a ticket before July 13th 2021 and for a visit scheduled before September 12th 2021, you can request a refund.
To do so, please send us your tickets by email to the following address: contact@lascaux.fr. The refund will be effective within a maximum of 15 working days.
Due to the many phone calls, the waiting time to reach us by phone may be longer. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
We look forward to welcoming you and wish you a wonderful holiday in the Périgord!
Updated July 15, 2021.