Where to practice an individual sport Beaujolais

Putting yourself in the green, walking in a peaceful setting while doing sports: that's what golf is all about. In the middle of the vineyards, the Beaujolais golf course is an 18-hole course of 6 100^m2 located in Lucenay. The course is accessible to everyone, despite some rather technical parts. There is a covered driving range and a grass practice area, as well as a 5-hole "compact" course. For beginners, a discovery formula allows a first approach of this sport on a magnificent course. A comfortable club-house is also available with its restaurant Le Trou en Un.

Since 1994, Mâcon Centre de Gros Pêche has developed tourism in Val de Saône through fishing, exploiting in particular the richness of the Saône: the wells, which was introduced in the 1970 s. This association offers wells fishing trips over the Saône with a professional guide from mid-May to mid-October. Take a boat ride from Mâcon Marina. On a fully equipped boat, you discover the different fishing techniques with a specialist and the best corners of this river, which became mythical thanks to its record silures. Record to beat: Guy Brocade, a fishing guide for Mâcon Centre de Pêche au Gros, which pêcha in 1996 a wells of 2,30 meters for 73 kg! Note: the centre's attendant suspended his activity temporarily in 2014.

The origin of the federation of Saône-et-Loire for fishing and protection of the aquatic environment dates back to 1942. To date, it comprises 72 AAPPMA, representing 37 000 fishermen, as well as the departmental association of amateur fishermen with gear and nets on public domain waters. It is a very dynamic fénédation with a magnificent seat in the glass architecture, which carries out numerous river works to optimize fish resources. With over 4 500 kilometres of rivers and canals, 1500 hectares of water, the Saône-et-Loire is one of the cradles of fishing in France. With a rich and diversified fish potential, the department offers multiple fishing opportunities.

The Beaujolais Vert region is an ideal starting point for nature trails. 4 departures from Tarare, with routes graded in red and blue difficulty. For beginners, it's all relative, but there's a great trail - which can also be hiked - to the Col des Sauvages and Notre-Dame de la Roche via Mont Chevrier. Long uphill workshop towards Chapelle de Bel Air. Numerous trailheads in the Beaujolais Vert region, a region ideally suited to trail running.