Top Things to do in Mayenne
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The 10 Best Outdoor Activities in Mayenne, Pays de la Loire
Discover the best top things to do in Mayenne, France including Halte Fluviale, Domaine des Pierres Jumelles, Le Refuge de l'Arche, Canotika, Vallee Loisirs, L'Orbiere, Domaine de Loisirs - Hebergements - Receptions, Base de Loisirs de La Rincerie, Grottes de Saulges - Musee de Prehistoire, Espace Equestre du Fouilloux, Les Ecuries du Loup.
Restaurants in Mayenne
1. Halte Fluviale
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Opening from the 05/01 to the 09/25 2016 : - From the 05/01 to the 06/30 and from the 09/01 to the 09/25, week-ends and public holidays : 09:00-12:00 and 13:30-18:30. - From the 07/01 to the 08/31 : 09:00-12:00 and 13:30-19:00 You can rent some stuff for nautical activities.
2. Domaine des Pierres Jumelles
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Le Domaine des Pierres Jumelles est un projet d'éco-tourisme : faire découvrir la beauté du patrimoine environnemental par le biais de l'équitation éthique. Nous vous proposons tous type de logements insolites pour vous reconnecter avec la nature pour un weekend ou plus. ( Kerterre, hutte en toile amérindienne , tente, chambre d'hôte,...) Possibilité aussi de venir en camping car. Venez au domaine des Pierres Jumelles pour un baptême à cheval, ou bien pour une balade à cheval en Mayenne en famille et encore une randonnée équestre entre amis ou tout simplement profiter du calme et du contact avec les chevaux.
3. Le Refuge de l'Arche
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4.5 based on 210 reviews
unique place in Europe where all the animals have a history. Wounded, captured or abandoned animals in the Ark of Refuge had a life before being greeted: today more than 1 200, representing 150 species on 15 hectares. There's no training, no show. But felines, monkeys, reptiles, bears, birds ... that come to life. Quite simply. Created in 1976 by Christian Huchedé, the association Cepan, recognized public utility since 2014, works for three missions: animal protection, social inclusion, public awareness for animal rights. It manages two distinct activities, the Refuge de l'Arche (1 200 animals, 150 species) and the Wildlife and Environment Centre Local Wild "Valentine Perrin and Jacques" (360 animals supported in 2015).
Reviewed By matandsu
Good views of all the animals when we visited - and being able to read the stories of how the animals were rescued and ended up in the refuge added to the experience.
4. Canotika
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
The river port, Canotika welcomes March to October the public. The picnic area has tables, chairs, a plancha with sink, covered and sheltered space. The toilets and showers are available to all as well as various related services (free WIFI, washing and drying laundry, grocery store, chip shop and refreshments). Rental bikes, pedal boats and canoes.
5. Vallee Loisirs
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
6. L'Orbiere, Domaine de Loisirs - Hebergements - Receptions
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
7. Base de Loisirs de La Rincerie
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4.0 based on 17 reviews
Natural site, lake, parks and woods: you can practice water sports, Blokart, mountain bike, sailing, archery, and Swin-Golf.
8. Grottes de Saulges - Musee de Prehistoire
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By sleepy77
Visited one of these caves when staying close by and wish we could have done both! Really interesting and great tour by Sandrine. We had a little trouble booking so be patient! You do need to book in advance as tour numbers are limited. The caves are fascinating and there is currently a lot of archaeological work to find out more about the caves themselves and its inhabitants. Quite low ceilings so not the for the claustrophobic and not for the under 6s (not allowed).
9. Espace Equestre du Fouilloux
10. Les Ecuries du Loup
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
