Kerlabo Kart
About
In Cohiniac, in the Côtes-d'Armor, the Kerlabo Kart lays out a hilly outdoor track of over eight hundred metres, homologated in both directions. The venue takes particular care of the youngest: a circuit dedicated to children from three to six, on real one-hundred-percent electric karts, and a play area, Les Petits Bolides, for the three to ten year-olds, with pedal karts and a trampoline. Juniors and adults have their own circuits.
The relief of the layout and the chance to drive in both directions vary the fun from one visit to the next. The variety of karts, electric for the little ones and thermal or electric for the others, lets you tailor the outing to each age and level. It is a real family destination, where young and old find a kart to their size in a Breton countryside setting.
Cohiniac lies at the heart of the Côtes-d'Armor, between Saint-Brieuc and Guingamp, in an inland Brittany of bocage and small valleys. The pink granite coast and the beaches of the Saint-Brieuc bay are not far. The Kerlabo Kart adds a dose of open-air motorsport there, to share as a family at the heart of Brittany.
The welcome from the age of three, with a circuit and a play area dedicated to the youngest, makes it a destination built for families, where every generation finds its kart. The hilly layout, drivable in both directions, renews the fun at each visit. At the heart of the Côtes-d'Armor, between Saint-Brieuc, Guingamp and the pink granite coast, the Kerlabo Kart rounds out a trip in inland Brittany.
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Opening hours
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Pricing
À partir de 15 €Prices are indicative and may vary by season or session type.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to drive at Kerlabo Kart?
At Kerlabo Kart in Cohiniac, sessions start at €15 and the full price grid goes up to €50 depending on the package. For details on individual sessions, group rates and birthday parties, check the pricing section on this page or call the circuit directly at 06 75 78 47 32.
Is Kerlabo Kart an indoor or outdoor circuit?
Kerlabo Kart, in Cohiniac, is an indoor circuit. You can drive all year round regardless of the weather, on a track with stable grip — handy for comparing your lap times from one session to the next.
Do you need to book to drive at Kerlabo Kart?
At Kerlabo Kart, bookings go through the phone at 06 75 78 47 32. Recommended especially on weekends and during school holidays. Weekday daytimes, you can often turn up without booking.
Are there kids' sessions at Kerlabo Kart?
Yes, Kerlabo Kart runs sessions suited to children. Check the pricing section above or call the circuit at 06 75 78 47 32 to confirm the minimum ages and heights, plus availability of karts adapted to younger drivers.
What's the minimum age to drive at Kerlabo Kart?
The minimum age at Kerlabo Kart isn't stated on Kart-Map yet. Most European circuits accept drivers from 7 to 10 years old depending on the kart type. Call the circuit at 06 75 78 47 32 to confirm.
What equipment is provided at Kerlabo Kart?
The equipment provided at Kerlabo Kart isn't detailed on Kart-Map yet. Most circuits lend at least a helmet, disposable head sock and race suit. Call the circuit at 06 75 78 47 32 for the exact list. Either way: come in closed shoes.
Does Kerlabo Kart have parking and wheelchair access?
To check access and parking conditions at Kerlabo Kart, call the circuit directly at 06 75 78 47 32.
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Closed-toe shoes required
No sandals, flip-flops or heels — sneakers or sport shoes.
Check the minimum age
It varies by circuit and track. Contact the circuit if in doubt.
Book ahead on weekends
Saturday slots fill up fast, especially during school holidays.
Helmet and hairnet provided
The circuit provides the helmet and hygiene cap. No need to bring your own.
