Great pool for the all family :)…read more For children: - Very small pool for toddlers to play safely in water with fountains and slide - Medium size pool 0.8m to 1.15m that communicates to outside pool on Summer. The pool has fountain and a current "river". - A long slide in a tube for children higher than 1.15m - A triple bumpy slide For adults: - A big lap pool: Olympic 50m long! The pool can be split in 2. That's the case most of mid-week to be used for schools. During the weekends the full 50m is open. That's also the case on Thursdays. 50m is ideal for adult swimming.

From the owner: Le nouveau complexe aquatique Ce grand projet aqua-ludique ouvrira enfin ses portes au printemps…read more2002. Réalisé sur l'emplacement de la piscine de Brézillet, ce nouveau complexe devrait comprendre un grand bassin de 50 mètres, un espace de remise en forme, un bassin ludique, un bassin de plongée, un toboggan, un pentagliss (toboggan à plusieurs couloirs)... De quoi égayer vos barbotements.

Innovative swimming pool in Saint-Brieuc…read more Not as big a pool as nearby Aquabaie: 25m instead of Olympic size of 50m. Not as entertaining as Aquabaie with its multiple slides. But here are some unique environmental features of Aquaval: - Heating (biogaz: heat extracted from the water treatment facility of the city) - Ozone use to sanitize the water reducing chlorine usage by 2/3 compare to regular pools. You really feel you are swimming in a river. You can't feel the chlorine during and after your bath. Very enjoyable experience.

Completely overrated. Won't accept swimming shorts, but…read morewon't rent trunks. You'll have to buy some for kids for 16€ each and from 20€ for adults. Swimming hats are a must, but don't worry they'll sell you for 2,50€ a piece. Reason invoked is hair getting all over the place in the streams and currents. Even for a bald guy like myself... General precaution for hygiene, perhaps? All our kids who spent the time playing on the foamy boards there ended up with rashes. That gives some perspective, doesn't it? You'll need a 1-€ coin for the locker which the cashier will certainly omit to tell you. Overall the place is small and noisy, so much for a relaxing moment. The lifeguards are bored and not so attentive to unrest. Toys are flying and nothing happens until something happens, like someone is hit by one of them. No reaction whatsoever by the "lifeguards" Quite an unpleasant experience all together. You'll be better off dipping even just feet in the actual sea on one of the gorgeous beaches around.