6 zone(s) grouping 36 public place(s).
This part of the park draws on a Celtic-inspired setting, echoing Breton culture. Here you'll find family attractions such as Pen Draig and its dragon-shaped cars, or the Drakkars on their Viking-boat theme.
It's a fairly gentle corner, pleasant to wander through as a family with young children, between two more intense rides.
This sector takes on a Mayan-inspired atmosphere, with its temple-and-stone décor. It is home to Le Pitz, a maze dotted with water jets that catch visitors out as they pass through.
It's a playful, refreshing space, especially popular with children when the weather is warm.
Created in 2024, the Valley of the Dinos immerses visitors in a prehistoric atmosphere. It is home to the Jeepo Dino family coaster, designed as a first roller coaster for children.
It's a family-focused sector, ideal for a first gentle dose of thrills.
This newest sector stages the atmosphere of an old American farm. It is built around Tremor, the imposing 80-metre drop tower installed in 2025.
It's the park's thrill corner, easy to spot from afar thanks to the tower's silhouette rising above the site.
Little Ones’ Square brings together gentle, colourful attractions that are ideal for starting the day with small children. It is a useful landmark for alternating little rides, breaks and play at their pace.
Water World brings together the park’s refreshing activities: descents, water games, basins and attractions set around the aquatic spaces. It is a useful area to prioritise on warm days.
