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Water parks · JuraWorth a visit

Aquaparc isis

Jura, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Aquaparc Isis, in the Jura, is a summer water park for the whole family. This green, sports-oriented park has an Olympic pool and beach football and beach volleyball pitches, as well as table tennis tables.

Children and adults can enjoy the leisure pool, the slide, the multi-lane slide and the lazy river. There are also many places to relax, such as a picnic area, a sun deck, a bubble bath, a boules area and a snack bar.

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