Les Alizés has a lovely water park consisting of an indoor swimming pool, heated to 25°C with Jacuzzis and an outdoor heated pool including paddling pool 35 cm deep, so toddlers can safely play in the water. The multi-slide and Spacebowl water slides guarantee everyone the chance for loads of thrill-seeking. Lastly, if you love the waves and invigorating sea water, the nearest beaches are only 3.5 kilometres from the campsite.
Wanting to let off steam? The activity leaders at Les Alizés run Zumba and aqua tonic (aquagym) classes. During the summer season, football, table tennis and pétanque tournaments also take place on-site. If these activities make you work up an appetite, head for the snack bar near the swimming pool to enjoy a pizza, crêpes or mussels and chips. After your evening meal, there are karaoke, blind trials or quiz evenings on the programme and clown and magic shows.
Magical memories of your stay in the Côtes d'Armor
During their stay, children can go to one the campsite kids clubs from Monday to Friday! Intended to accommodate children aged 5 to 7, the mini-club offers salt dough sculpting, colouring, painting, and mask-making workshops, treasure hunts and learning the dance moves for the mini disco. Meanwhile, those aged 8 to 12 can do treasure hunts, or Loup Garou (Werewolf) games, water polo matches and sports tournaments. Outside of the kids club opening hours, families can meet up on the play area, with bouncy castles or in the games room for fun!
In addition, make the most of your holiday on this Côtes d'Armor campsite, to take part in the ColoRIRES event, round an arrow-marked course, with challenges and a multitude of coloured pigments. An unforgettable time for the entire family! The Sentier des Douaniers (GR34) footpath is near the campsite. Feel free to take this trail, during a hike with family or friends! You can admire enormous blocks of pink granite sculpted by the sea and wind here and go past the Château de Costaérès, a country house built on the eponymous island (Costaérès) at the end of the 19th century, within the commune of Trégastel.
The proximity to the Atlantic Ocean will provide you with an opportunity for beginners water sports, such as stand-up paddle boarding, sea kayaking, sailing or even diving on the beaches of Pleumeur-Bodou and Trébeurden. For children, the “Elopirate” indoor park in Lannion has ball pools, electric scooters, giant slides and toboggan runs. They can also climb in the trees during a treetop adventure course or even do loads of outdoor activities at the “Amoripark” leisure park in Bégard.
Discover the wonders of northern Brittany
From the Les Alizés campsite, there are numerous exceptional tourist attractions! Start in the seaside resort of Perros Guirec; with the marina, two superb beaches of Trestrignel and Trestraou and magnificent 19th and 20th century residences overlooking them. Next walk around Ploumanac'h to see the gigantic piles of pink granite rocks. Off the coast, you’ll see the Sept Iles archipelago (with seven islands), a protected nature reserve with around 20,000 hectares, home to more than 20,000 sea bird pairs, offering an unforgettable view over the pink rocks.
Upon driving to the harbour in Paimpol, with just a 10-minute crossing you reach the magnificent Ile de Bréhat island. Dubbed the “Island of Flowers” owing to its lush vegetation and exotic plants, such as agapanthus with a blue-mauve colour, it enjoys a micro-climate which provides a wild, unique and unforgettable landscape. Completely pedestrianized, you have all time in the world to walk along the creeks and beaches up to the Phare du Paon lighthouse.
A family trip to the marine aquarium (Aquarium Marin) in Trégastel will delight children and adults alike. Within this unique site nestling in the pink granite caves, underwater species find a living environment resembling their original habitat. Lastly, be sure to spend a day at the Parc du Radôme in Pleumeur-Bodou. You’ll cover three different worlds in one day, going round a genuine Gaulish village reconstruction, visiting the Cité des Télécoms (a telecommunications museum) and learning more about our own Universe at the Planétarium de Bretagne planetarium.
