Bastia Agglomeration Community offers free holiday sports activities for kids, including swimming lessons and nautical courses, to promote accessibility and local exploration.
Free sports activities for youth
During school holidays, the Bastia Agglomeration Community (CAB) provides free sports and leisure activities for children and adolescents in the Greater Bastia area. These activities are supervised by CAB’s sports service agents and educators from partner associations.Holiday program details
From October 19 to 30 during the All Saints' Day holidays, young people can take part in a variety of activities, including sports discovery, learning, and exploration of the local natural heritage. These activities aim to engage youth in physical and educational experiences.Outdoor and nautical activities
Participants can join bike rides from the A Rinella nautical base and walking tours in areas like Furiani. Nautical enthusiasts can take a sailing course at the same base, while those interested in ball games can try petanque at the Roger-Poggi sports complex.Swimming lessons for children
An activity called "À l’aise dans l’eau" is offered to children who cannot swim. These lessons take place in the pools of Fangu and Carbonite, helping children become familiar with water and learn basic swimming skills.Youth engagement initiatives
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