Sports and leisure activities Pont-Audemer

Come and have fun with friends or family during a laser game in a 330^m² labyrinth. The principle is simple: form teams of players, each equipped with a high-tech jacket in their own colours and a laser gun, who launch into a specially designed labyrinth, with smoke and music at full speed. For a lot of sensations!

A place of relaxation and aquatic games for the whole family: between a play pool with water jets, a massaging bench, counter-current swimming, a 62-metre slide and a 25-metre sports pool... All surrounded by green spaces, large beaches that are very pleasant in summer, and covered by a full sunroof for the good weather. In this fun and well-designed area, young and old alike can swim, play or sunbathe. Or they may prefer to take part in the many activities offered by the establishment, such as aquagym or baby swimming.

This club, an affiliate member of the FFCK, French Canoe and Kayak Federation, organises trips down the Risle, one of the most beautiful rivers in Normandy, and offers canoes and kayaks for hire. There are three routes at choice: découverte (7 km), aventure (9 km), raid nature (14 km), from Corneville-sur-Risle or Appeville-Annebault to Pont-Audemer. Meal basket on reservation and discovery tour every Wednesday evening in July and August. The club organises internships but also bachelorette or bachelor parties on board a kayak, an original idea! Stand-up paddle courses, the current trend, are also available.

The Eure Federation of the AAPPMAs, approved associations for fishing and the protection of the aquatic environment, brings together 39 associations, representing approximately 8,000 adult fishermen and a thousand young fishermen who are members. On the website of the Eure Federation, you will find all the information you need to fish in the department: opening periods, routes, contact details of the AAPPMAs, depositaries, etc. Otherwise, contact the tourist office for the routes: river fishing on the Risle (first category route over 21,000 metres) and on the Pont-Audemer ponds (75 hectares).