O'Gliss Park

An aquatic oasis in the Vendée

OʼGliss Park spreads across Le Bernard, a short distance from the Vendée beaches. Opened in 2016, it combines greenery, sandy shores, heated lagoons and large slide structures on an estate of more than eight hectares. Its worlds connect childrenʼs water play, swimming, raft rivers and descents aimed at visitors seeking stronger thrills.

DélirʼSpace groups slides by difficulty, while ExploralʼO sends four wild rivers through planted scenery. LudoʼPark gives children their own water games, OʼCayo Island focuses on lagoon relaxation, and Sunset Playa brings together a wave pool, sand and music.

From gentle water play to landmark slides

Stingray has towered over the park since 2024. Its ray-shaped structure contains four raft routes launched from a platform twenty-six metres high and has received several international awards. Beside this signature attraction, the green, blue, red and black slides of DélirʼSpace let visitors choose an intensity that matches the published access rules.

The aquatic experience extends beyond the tallest slides. Galion des Moussaillons, DéliréʼO and Aquatower form a child-sized world; the OʼCayo lagoon, its waterfall climbing rock and shaded beaches give the estate a calmer rhythm.

A park that keeps evolving

The project grew from the water activities developed by Michaël Thibaud at Bois Lambert. OʼCayo Island followed the 2016 opening in 2017, Virtual Rafting arrived in 2018, Galion des Moussaillons in 2022 and Stingray in 2024. Manakai – Typhoon Coaster, unveiled in September 2026 as the worldʼs first Spinfinity Splash Coaster, is announced for 2028 and remains clearly identified as a future attraction.