Musée National Fernand Léger

About 100 hectares around a freshwater pond with a bird-watching hide, a playground, a fitness trail and traces of an ancient temple.

Master glassblowers shaping bubble glass in a hall you can walk into for free, plus a glass museum and 20-minute sessions blowing glass yourself.

Straight and twisting slides adding up to more than 2,000 meters, plus a lagoon, a wave pool and a water play area.

More than 30 rides, from the Safari Train and the Fantasia Land carousel for small kids up to Adrénaline, a giant swing. Entry is free and rides are paid one at a time.

Seafront hotel with its own fine-sand private beach and beach restaurant, apartments alongside its rooms, and a spa.

Sixteenth-century fort on the Saint-Roch peninsula above the harbor, one of the first bastioned forts in France.