Leisure activities in Le Born

Wam park, more than a classic wake park - Nautical and leisure bases, Wakeboarding, Cable Skiing and Water Games - New basic concept of water sports to discover. Spots for the whole family, whether you are a fan of sliding sports or rather the…

Discovery flights in microlights. First flights, sightseeing flights. You will be welcomed by the club's pilots and instructors to take part in a sightseeing flight in the surrounding area. You will fly over the Tarn valley, the Albigensian…

Hello, I propose to guide you to fishing by practicing from the edge, by boat or float tube, on sessions to the half-day, day or stay. Professional fishing guide for 15 years, I will put at your service all technical, theoretical and pedagogical…

Initially the Aigueleze port, one of our formulas you necessarily appropriate for walks on water between Gaillac and Albi. Individuals, couples, families, friends or group! Rental canoes and paddleboats. Gabarots rental for family outing. Boats…

Explore the city of Toulouse through an interactive treasure hunt combining riddles and discovery of emblematic monuments! Capital of Occitania and of Europe's aeronautics and space industry, Toulouse is also nicknamed "the pink city" for the…

Discover Toulouse aboard our convertible minibus (which closes in case of rain, always with its panoramic roof) as you criss-cross the boulevards, alleys, streets and alleys of our beautiful "Pink City". Our tour lasts about 01:00. It is commented…

Discover the Pink City at your leisure and enjoy many benefits thanks to the Toulouse Pass ! Valid for durations of 24h, 48h or 72h, your Pass will allow you to fully appreciate your escapade in Toulouse. Enter many tourist attractions for free…

Discover the mysteries of the universe at the Cité de l'Espace ! Spend a day exploring the park and enjoy the amazing scientific attractions on offer ! Near to central Toulouse, the European park of space adventure opens its doors to you !  Discover…

Walk in gabarre, boats with flat bottom, which, until the beginning of the 20th century, transported the goods to Bordeaux.