It’s age, you get a wrist band which shows the hardest colour you can go on - my daughter had a green one as she’s 7 so could go on yellow or green courses, my 9 year old had a blue one so could go on yellow, green & blue. My husband & I and my 15 year old all had black . There must be an age cut off for red which is in between black (the hardest) and blue. The colour corresponds to the difficulty so you have to know your limits as only age and your own common sense restricts you. Definitely start easy and work up. To do black you have to be let on the course by a supervisor after a safety briefing.

I have just looked at their website and it's a bit confusing. May 2019 they are showing as open 9am to 9pm however I 2018 they were open 10am to 7pm for two weeks (guess a school holiday) and the other two weeks they were open on Wednesdays 13:15 to 19:00 and open at the weekends 10am to 7pm. sorry it's a long answer

Probably not the 2 year old. There are a few animals to look at and donkey rides but thats it for the young kids.

We went as soon as it opened around 10. It's a busy place but never a problem. There are so many 'parcours' to choose from, you're never really queueing.

On the day is fine. Depending on where you are staying you may get a discount.

Nous sommes désolés, nous n'avions pas vu votre question. Nous prenons les chèques vacances. C'est adaptés aux enfants dès 2 ans.

There is a small pet farm in the grounds but there is no playground as far as I remember

Oui le parking gratuit

Hi Kate, we have got 5 Pitchoun trails with diferent levels. If you help your youngest kid from the floor, it should be ok. You can see on some of the pictures on tripadvisor, we have parents helping and kids are quite young. Anyway the place is nice and entrance is free if you don't climb, so it's always worth a visit. Armel Directeur

Limité à 3h cela peut paraître beaucoup mais quand il y a du monde... on fait 3 parcours en trois heures donc pas tant que ça quand il fait attendre...