Watered by the blue gold of the Baïse and the Garonne,
Enriched by the red gold of the vineyards of Buzet,
Invigorated by the green gold of the pine trees and orchards, the land of Henry IV is full of charm and life.

In the heart of Aquitaine and the South-West of France, the Baïse, a tributary of the Garonne, crosses the green hillsides in the south of the Department of Lot-et-Garonne.
Well before the splendour of the Renaissance and the future King Henry IV, the ancient villas, medieval market towns and fortified towns moved as close as they could to the river, always such a source of prosperity and pleasure. Today, sailing for pleasure has replaced the old-style barges, offering a trip through the historical, cultural and gastronomic heritage of this Gascon paradise.