Camping La Maïre ^★★★

From April to September, the whole family can enjoy the aquatic area. An unheated outdoor pool is available for swimmers, while a paddling pool with water games will provide your little ones with moments of happiness, under the watchful eye of their parents. And for those who fancy a slide, two waterslides promise fun-filled family moments. It's the perfect way to spend a fun-filled, unforgettable holiday and create some wonderful memories. So get ready, it's going to be slippery! INFORMATION : The swimming pools are open from 10am to 7pm throughout the campsite's opening hours. Campsite wristbands are compulsory and must be worn throughout the season to gain access to the pool area. Only the following swimwear is permitted in the pools: One-piece swimming costume Bikini Speedos Swimming trunks Children up to the age of 6 may wear an anti-UV T-shirt. For children over 6, a medical certificate must be presented before they can wear an anti-UV T-shirt in swimming pools. In the event of bathing in a swimming costume that does not comply with this list, the campsite staff reserves the right to ask those concerned to leave the pools immediately. Use of swimming pool nappies For reasons of hygiene and safety, all children under the age of 3 must wear nappies in the pool area. This measure is designed to ensure the cleanliness and comfort of all pool users. In the event of non-compliance with this rule, the campsite staff reserve the right to remove the child and those accompanying him/her immediately from the pool area. Hygiene and safety rules It is also forbidden to eat, drink, smoke or vapourise in the aquatic area. Please follow the safety instructions posted near the pools to ensure the safety of all users. Evacuation of pools in the event of a storm For safety reasons, in the event of a thunderstorm or dangerous weather conditions (water being an excellent conductor of electricity), the campsite reserves the right to evacuate the outdoor pools immediately. Access to the pools will remain suspended until conditions are deemed safe enough to allow them to reopen. Supervision of aquatic areas Access to the campsite's aquatic areas is under the full responsibility of the users. It is important to note that children remain under the sole supervision and responsibility of their parents or an adult accompanying them for the entire duration of their stay in the pool area. Accompanying adults must remain close to the children and ensure their safety at all times. Aloa Vacances declines all responsibility in the event of an incident or accident caused by a lack of supervision on the part of parents or legal guardians. Use of the water slides The waterslides in the aquatic area are subject to strict rules of use, which are posted near the facilities. All users are required to comply with these safety instructions. This includes, but is not limited to, age and height restrictions, as well as authorised behaviour on the slides (correct sliding position, respecting distances between users, etc.). Aloa Vacances declines all responsibility in the event of an incident or accident resulting from non-compliance with these rules. In the event of non-compliance with these safety instructions, the campsite staff reserves the right to immediately exclude the persons concerned from the aquatic area, in order to protect their safety and that of other users. Health conditions In order to ensure the health and safety of all holidaymakers, people suffering from skin infections or contagious diseases are not allowed access to the pool area. Campsite wristbands are compulsory and must be worn throughout the season to gain access to the pool area. Objects prohibited in the water The use of buoys, balls and other floating objects in the pools is prohibited, except for swimming aids for children.