Le Ruisseau

Le Ruisseau has a great pool complex including some exciting waterslides, which promise plenty of watery thrills and spills for all the family. But don't worry if relaxation is more your style - across a road, in a different area of the parc, the Balneo complex offers a covered pool as well as a large 'Jacuzzi pool' with water jets, a lazy river and water massage beds. Please note the Balneo pool is now free of charge, but under 18s are not permitted in this balneo pool during July-August, between 14:00 and 18:00 hours.

Le Ruisseau has its our own restaurant on site serving pizzas and takeaway meals plus a pool-side bar open in July and August. The parc’s mini market and bakery has everything you need for your daily essentials and more. Nightly entertainment at the bar ensures every day ends with a singalong.

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Kids clubs, an inflatable water course, archery, yoga…there’s so much going on here. Add a mini farm, surfing lessons and cycle hire and….you get the idea?

This modern, yet historical seaside resort is popular with all ages due to its gorgeous sandy beaches, selection of shops, bars, restaurants and museums, and its Edwardian elegance. The popular town of Ciboure is also rich with history and is great for water sports activities. Take a trip to La Rhune, from where you can take the funicular train into the Pyrénées. There's also St Jean de Luz, a pretty fishing port located just 10 miles from the Spanish border.