Kid's Island

The former Kid's Island in Antibes was a child-focused leisure park built around animals and play. The former park is recorded as permanently closed.

Children could meet goats, sheep, rabbits, llamas, ponies, and lemurs from Madagascar. Its small-farm layout also included chinchillas, ferrets, and miniature pigs. Pony rides followed a dedicated track with adult supervision for children aged three to twelve. The aviary called l’allée des perruches let visitors walk among cockatiels, budgerigars, and ring-necked parakeets. Children could join Soigneur d’un jour and learn grooming and food preparation with a keeper.

Magic River used small motorised boats for younger children. Splash Battle placed water cannons on a pirate ship for interactive play. Desperados presented a western shooting game with horse saddles and screen-based bandits. Chevaux Galopants carried riders on wooden horses around a cactus-themed track. Casafrica, Funambulo, Urban Aventure, and Kid’s Lanta offered climbing, balancing, and obstacle activities. Younger children had slides and colourful play structures in dedicated zones. Le Saloon served quick meals, snacks, ice cream, and drinks within the park. The park also offered birthday packages and formed part of the wider Marineland complex. Wheelchair accessibility was listed among the spot’s recorded properties.