Discover Shipwreck Shore
Our tips:
- Bring dry clothes
- Join in as a parent
- Corner for toddlers
Shipwreck Shore
Shipwreck Shore is an interactive water play area in Treasure Cove. Children play in and around the wreck of a pirate ship, with water that sprays, drips and mists.
The concept
According to the legend of Treasure Cove, two children of the early settlers found the remains of a French pirate ship, the La Belle France, on the beach. They turned it into their own pirate playground and kept adding new games. Now children can climb over the wreck themselves, splash in the pools and fire the cannons.
The Experience
There are various play zones. In the Toddler Area, toddlers find water bubblers and stone turtles in a garden of gentle mist. In the Tide Pools lie glass-mosaic shells and starfish, and some animals squirt water when you touch them. From the Observation Deck, skulls shoot jets of water and a water cannon fires a “cannonball” into the lagoon. With liquid strings you can even play an enchanted harp.
Discover Shipwreck Shore
Bring dry clothes
Children get wet here. A towel and dry clothes in your bag are no unnecessary luxury.
Join in as a parent
From the Observation Deck, parents can soak their children with hidden water jets.
Corner for toddlers
In the Toddler Area, the littlest ones play among water bubblers, stone animals and gentle mist.
Visitor information
There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. You can stay in your wheelchair. It is an outdoor attraction where you get wet.
Play for the littlest pirates
Shipwreck Shore is a godsend on a warm day. Afterwards, climb aboard Siren’s Revenge or watch the pirates in Treasure Cove.
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