Spain aqua park: 8 of the Best Water Parks in Spain
8 of the Best Water Parks in Spain
2022-09-20 11:40:00
June 27, 2016
2016-06-27 00:00:00
Barcelona, Benidorm, Costa Del Sol, Gran Canaria, Siam Park, Spain, Spanish Islands, Tenerife
Water parks are the perfect holiday activity for pretty much everyone; they’ve got crazy big slides if you want to let off some steam, sunbathing areas if you want to catch some rays, play areas if you’ve got little ones, and swimming pools to cool off and maybe even burn off that enormous breakfast you had (but make sure you give it a few hours first!)
If you’re off to sunny Spain, the Canary Islands or the Balearics, there’s bound to be a water park within easy reach – many of them even lay on free buses to take you there and back.
These are 8 of the best water parks in Spain – will you be staying near one of them?
1. Siam Park
What:
Siam Park is officially the Best Water Park in the World, as voted by none other than Tripadvisor!
Where:
Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Season:
Open all year round
Getting There:
A FREE double-decker bus service operates every 30 minutes between Siam Park and the resorts of Los Cristianos, Playa de Las Americas and Costa Adeje.
Don’t Miss:
Singha – a gargantuan hybrid waterslide with steeper drops, faster bends and scarier dark tunnels than any water ride you’ve ever seen!
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2. Western Park
What:
A Wild West-themed family water park with toddlers’ areas, thrilling waterslides and professional high-diving shows.
Where:
Magaluf, Majorca
Season:
Late May – Late September
Getting There:
Western Park offers a free bus service from Palmanova, Magaluf, Santa Ponça and Paguera from Monday – Friday.
Don’t Miss:
Boomerang; a huge 15m-high half pipe with a truly vertiginous drop that you can ride alone or with a friend! For the less daring, head to watch the high-diving shows which are raved about in the Park’s reviews.
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3. Aqualandia Benidorm
What:
The biggest water park in the Costa Blanca, with water sourced directly from the sea! Aqualandia is twinned with Mundomar marine animal park which is right next door.
Where:
Benidorm, Alicante
Season:
Late May – Late September
Getting There:
Parking is free, in a car park that’s shared with Mundomar
Don’t Miss:
Aqualandia is home to both Europe’s highest standing slide Verti-Go, with slides reaching 28 & 33m high and speeds of 100km/h) AND the world’s highest capsule slide, Big-Bang!
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4. Aqua Natura
What:
Open-plan water park with a wave pool, thrilling water slides, pools, spa and sun deck – definitely something for everyone to enjoy! You can even buy multi-park tickets that include Terra Natura – Benidorm’s wonderful next-generation wildlife park which is right next door.
Where:
Benidorm, Alicante
Season:
May – October
Getting There:
Parking is available at around €5 per day.
Don’t Miss:
La Cresta, the only water attraction in the world that lets you experience the feeling of zero gravity!
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5. Aqualand Maspalomas
What:
Family-fun water park with a multitude of slides, a kids’ area, sea lions and lots more!
Where:
Gran Canaria
Season:
Open all year round
Getting There:
Parking is free, and buses are available from all over the island
Don’t Miss:
Getting to swim with the funny, friendly Sea Lions! (additional cost)
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6. Aqualand El Arenal
What:
Majorca’s biggest water park!
Where:
South of Majorca, close to El Arenal beach
Season:
May until September
Getting There:
The no.
23 City bus service departs from Palma and stops right opposite Aqualand’s car park.
Don’t Miss:
Aqualand’s King Cobra has won Best Waterslide in Europe for 3 years* – so you can’t say no to this beast, which reaches a massive 50ft high (15.24m) and 260ft (790m) long.
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7. PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park (formerly Costa Caribe)
What:
The water park at PortAventura World, one of Europe’s most amazing theme parks!
Where:
Right next door to PortAventura World in Salou (just over an hour from Barcelona)
Season:
May – September
Getting There:
PortAventura has its own train station and a direct exit off the AP-7 highway
Don’t Miss:
Thrill-seekers can head straight for King Khajuna – Europe’s highest free-fall slide, with a dramatic 55° slope and speeds of 6m/second.
There’s also a Sesame Street pirate adventure for little ones and a relaxing Caribbean pool for the grown-ups!
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8. Aquopolis Costa Dorada
What:
One of Spain’s biggest water parks, and just a stone’s throw from Salou and PortAvetura theme park!
Where:
About 1½ hours (107km) drive from Barcelona, and 20 mins from Salou,
Season:
Open daily from May – October
Getting There:
There’s a Daily Bus Service every 20 minutes stopping opposite the park from:
- Tarragona Bus Station (Tarragona – La Pineda Line)
- Cambrils and Salou stopping at all stops
- Daily Bus line Reus – La Pineda
- Regular Line: Sitges – La Pineda – Salou
Don’t Miss:
The BLACK HOLE – let’s just say you should expect the unexpected!
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*(voted in the European Star Awards)
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Top 10 Best Water Parks in Spain 2022 (What to Expect? Local Advice)
Last Updated on January 1, 2022
Here you can find our editor’s choice for the top 10 best aqua & water parks in Spain, including their top attractions, rides, what to expect from your visit, location info. Water parks are a great day out attraction for the ones on family holidays in Spain, and one of the best summer holiday attractions especially for the kids.
The water parks in Spain are excellent that are all packed with enough thrilling water-rides, chutes and bumper boats to make both kids and adults want to come back another day for more.
Whether you want to splash around in the pool, after an adrenaline-pumping thrills, or in need for something lazy and gentle for tiny tots or don’t mind screaming all the way down a waterslide, the waterparks will surely got it covered.
They have loads of different kinds of water slides, bumper boats, the zipping kamikaze ride, and the terrifying black hole and more. They are a must in your Spain holidays.
Spain Water Parks FAQs
What are the best water parks in Spain?
- Aqualandia in Benidorm, Costa Blanca,
- Aqualand in El Arenal, Majorca,
- Siam Park in Costa Adeje, Tenerife,
- Aqua Natura in Benidorm, Costa Blanca,
- Aqualand in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria,
- Hidropark in Alcudia, Majorca,
- Aquapolis in Torrevieja, Alicante,
- Aquavelis in Torre del Mar, Costa del Sol,
- Illa Fantasia Park Aquatic in Barcelona, and
- Aquopolis Sevilla in Seville are the most visited and popular water parks in Spain.
What is the biggest water park in Spain?
Siam Park in Costa Adeje, Tenerife is the biggest water park in Spain. It is also home to the biggest artificial waves of the world reaching up to 3 meters high.
What is the first water park in Spain?
Aqualandia Water Park in Benidorm, Costa Blanca is the first water park in Spain.
Best Water Parks in Spain
Aqualandia – Benidorm, Costa Blanca
Aqualandia Water Park is situated in Benidorm, on the southern part of Spain and it is the first water park in Spain that offers variety of great attractions and wide range of water activities in an extensive natural area.
The water park is all about big flumes and wet and wild rides, and there’s enough to keep the most adventurous kids entertained here. If you’re feeling really brave, make a beeline for the ride that claims to simulate free-falling (it’s not for the faint-hearted).
Aqualand – El Arenal, Majorca
Aqualand Water Park is situated in El Arenal, on the southern part of the island of Majorca and it offers great attractions and wide range of water activities with variety of rides to steep slides like Banzai or Devil’s Tail.
Small kids will love splashing around in Dragonland, while thrill seekers can see if they can handle King Cobra, one of Europe’s highest rides.
Siam Park – Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Siam Park is situated in Costa Adeje, on the southern part of the island of Tenerife. It is a Thailand-themed water park and offers great attractions and also offers the biggest artificial waves of the world reaching up to 3 meters high.
The water park lays claim to a wave pool with the world’s biggest artificial waves, as well as a vertical, see-through slide called the Tower of Power. Or you could just sit back on a sunbed, right next to the park’s very own beach. The beach and the beach club is also a great attraction for the families and kids as well as surfing.
Aqua Natura – Benidorm, Costa Blanca
Aqua Natura Water Park is situated in Benidorm, on the southern part of Spain. It offers variety of great attractions and wide range of water activities on a five large sections that include the wave pool, the water chutes, the children’s pool, the lighthouse breakwater and the SPA and sun deck.
Aqualand – Maspalomas, Gran Canaria
Aqualand Water Park is situated in Maspalomas, on the southern part of the island of Gran Canaria and it offers variety of great attractions and wide range of water activities and catering services.
Hidropark – Alcudia, Majorca
Hidropark Water Park is situated in Alcudia, on the northern part of the island of Majorca. It offers great rides and slides that include; kamikazes, foam slides, multi slides, parallel slides and spiral.
Aquapolis – Torrevieja, Alicante
Aquapolis Water Park is situated in Torrevieja, Alicante, on the southern part of Spain and offers variety of great attractions and wide range of water activities.
Aquavelis – Torre del Mar, Costa del Sol
Aquavelis Water Park is situated in Torre del Mar, on the southern part of Spain and it is the largest water park of the region with variety of rides and water attractions.
Illa Fantasia Park Aquatic – Barcelona
Illa Fantasia Park Aquatic Water Park is situated in Barcelona, on the north-eastern part of Spain. It offers variety of great attractions with many huge slides, swimming pools, mini golf and more.
Aquopolis Sevilla – Seville
Aquopolis Sevilla is a great water park in Seville, is situated on the south-western part of Spain, on the Andalusia region. It covers an area 200,000 m2 and it is one of the largest parks in Spain. Seville Water Park is Situated within the city of Seville, about 15 minutes from downtown, at the residential area of Seville East and with an easy access from any entrance to Seville.
The Best Water Parks in Spain
Aqualandia water park and Benidorm skyline from Mundomar, Benidorm | © Emma Lee / Alamy Stock Photo
Jessica Jones
26 July 2017
Water parks are a great option for a family day out, especially in Spain, where the weather is usually warm and sunny, making a day of cooling off in a watery wonderland an attractive proposal.
Many are located close to popular tourist resorts and offer free transport from local towns. They are a great option whatever your age, and offer everything from paddling pools to jaw-dropping thrill rides. We take a look at some of the best water parks Spain has to offer.
Siam Park, a Thailand-themed water park on the Canary Island of Tenerife, was voted the world’s top water park in 2017 by TripAdvisor users. This mammoth tribute to all things Thai (the park’s designer even obtained permission from the Thai royal family for the design, and Thai Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn opened the park in 2008) features a wave pool with the world’s biggest artificial waves. Adrenaline junkies flock to the Tower of Power, which sends riders down a vertical, see-through slide that shoots through a pool of sharks and stingrays. For those looking for a more laid back time, there are sun beds next to the park’s own beach. Free buses run daily from nearby resorts.
Mai Thai River Ride, Siam Park Water Kingdom Theme Park, Costa Adeje, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain | © Greg Balfour Evans / Alamy Stock Photo
Aqualandia is a stone’s throw from the popular tourist resort of Benidorm on Spain’s Costa Blanca. From sunbathing areas and swimming pools to water slides and river rapids, the park has a range of attractions for all ages. It opened in 1985 and was Europe’s biggest water park until Siam Park opened in 2008. It is right next to the Mundomar marine animal park and combined tickets are available. Star rides include Verti-go, a turbo-charged vertical water slide that begins with the rider standing on a trap door that suddenly opens beneath them – definitely not one for the faint-hearted.
The Amazon, one of the water rides in Aqualandia waterpark. Benidorm. Alicante. Spain. | © Factofoto / Alamy Stock Photo
Water World is the main water park on the Costa Brava, near the town of Lloret del Mar. The park has a wide range of rides and attractions for all ages, from the tamest paddling pools to the scariest slides. Children can play on Kiddie Island or splash around in Kids’ Lagoon, while big kids can test their bravery on rides including Speed Furious, a vertical drop, and Storm, a unique ride that makes you feel as if you are being sucked into a whirlpool. There is a free bus to the water park from surrounding towns including Lloret del Mar, Tossa del Mar and Blanes.
WATER SLIDES,WATER WORLD.LLORET DE MAR | © Allstar Picture Library / Alamy Stock Photo
Caribe Aquatic Park, near Salou, is one of the main attractions of Port Aventura, Spain’s most-visited theme park. Little ones can play Jack Sparrow in the pirates’ playground, while older visitors can try the highest free-fall slide in Europe… if their stomachs can take it. After all that excitement, relaxation is in order on a sun lounger at Bahama Beach.
PortAventura World Theme Park , Shambhala Rollercoaster | © Intense Images / Alamy Stock Photo
This Wild West-themed water park near Magaluf on the Balearic Island of Mallorca is fun for all the family, from its children’s pools to its professional high-diving shows. Highlights for thrill-seekers include the Boomerang, a huge 15-metre (50-foot) half pipe with a vertical drop, and The Beast, a kamikaze ride with a drop of over 30 metres (100 feet).
Mallorca’s biggest water park, in the south of the island, offers a great family day out. Race your friends down the Multipista slides or jump over the huge waves off Surf Beach. A highlight of the park’s thrill rides is King Cobra: it is one of Europe’s highest rides and was voted Best Ride in Europe three years in a row. Smaller children can explore Dragonland, where slides and a giant dragon sculpture will keep them entertained for hours, while older kids can check out Adventureland, where mini versions of the big adult slides let them join in the action.
Aquópolis is on the Costa Dorada, south of Barcelona, and offers an exciting day out, whatever your age. Small children can explore Treasure Island and the Funny Jungle, while older kids can test their skills on the assault course over Indiana Lake – you can compete against your friends and family to make it extra-entertaining. Rides sure to get the adrenaline pumping include the Black Hole and Kamikaze. Aquópolis also has its very own surf ride, Surf Waimea, where you can bodyboard or surf on a huge artificial wave.
Tarragones: La Pineda, “Aquopolis” water park at the Costa Dorada / Daurada. | © Album / Alamy Stock Photo
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Spain’s Water Parks – The Best Way to Spend a Day
Spending the day out in the sun at a water park is always an excellent way for families and friends to have fun and thoroughly enjoy a day. Who could pass up on the opportunity to spend the day at some of Europe’s best water parks in the beautiful, warm Spanish sun?
For your next trip to Spain, wherever you decide to stay, here are some of the best water parks that are a must-see for those looking to spend the day splashing around, slipping and sliding in the sun!
Siam Park, Tenerife
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Spanish theme parks are renowned for being the best in the world. Hays Travel Tiverton is an absolute must-see if you’re looking for an exhilarating water world experience.
Whether you’re an adrenaline-junkie looking for an action-packed day in the sun or want to relax while you let the kids explore Spain’s coolest aqua-world, Siam Park is everything a water park should be and more.
You’ll not want to skip the world-famous Dragon Slide while you’re there! You may also want to get a good idea of what the weather will look like to inform your bookings, so check our guide on Hays Travel Tiverton.
Western Park, Mallorca
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As the name suggests, Western Park is a Wild-West themed water park, undoubtedly one of the unique water parks any tourist will come across in their travels.
Located near Magaluf in the stunning Balearic island of Mallorca, Western Park promises a fabulous, fun-filled experience for all ages with its variety of water slides and pools.
The park features a towering thirty-metre high ride called The Beast and The Boomerang, a massive fifteen-metre high slide with a vertical drop and a half-pipe, both of which immediately appeal to any thrill-seeking daredevil.
Aqualandia Benidorm, Alicante
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Best for: couples
Situated on Spain’s Costa Blanca in Hays Travel Tiverton, Aqualandia Benidorm features some of Spain’s most incredible water slides that will thrill even the most daring. The famous water park boasts Europe’s most astonishing water slides – the VertiGO and the Cyclone.
VertiGO features two capsule slides(link): green and red slides. You’ll have to choose which one you are brave enough to take on. If you’re up to the challenge, the red drop, which is 33 metres high, is well worth it.
Cyclone is officially the longest water slide on earth. So, if you’re looking to test your limits on some of the most fantastic slides in the world, Aqualandia Benidorm is the water world you’ll not want to pass up.
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Aqualandia caters for all different kinds of travellers looking to enjoy a day out in the heavenly Spanish climate. The park has swimming pools, VIP areas, sun-bathing sections.
Aqualandia ensures a beautiful water park experience with so much variety to choose from.
Note: Due to Covid 19, Aqualandia Benidorm will only be reopening in June 2022.
Magic Natura Water Park, Alicante
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Best for: Families
With superb children’s areas and some of the most exciting water slides in Alicante, the Magic Natura water park is our top pick if you’re travelling to Spain with your family. Here are a few areas in the park you’ll want to take your kids:
- Adventure Island
- To Nero Kalo
- Turtle Pool
- Mermaid school
Magic Natura also has some of the most exciting adult attractions in S
pain. You’ll also want to get in on the jam-packed summer fun by trying these adult slides:
- Black Hole ( it features a 104-metre long pipe slide that shoots you and a partner through a ‘black hole’ section, ending
- The Rio Aventura ( this exhilarating 123 metre, ‘U’ shaped slide will excite even the most daring)
- The Aqua Snake (made in the form of a 150-metre long zig-zag, this slide will easily have you going back for more)
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The resort park also has some of the nicest hotels to stay at with exclusive offers on accommodation at the Magic Natura Resort. If you want a better scope on the kinds of resorts and seaside hotels you’ll find in Spain, check out our guide on 10 best beach resorts in Spain.
Aqualand El Arenal
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Best For: Families and children of all ages
Being Mallorca’s biggest water park, Aqualand El Arenal is high up on the list of water parks for any family looking to have a fun day out in the Spanish sun.
This water park has so much to offer. There are water slides and rides for adult travellers and Adventureland: a smaller-scale version of the adult rides designed for children.
The main attraction is, without a doubt, Europe’sEurope’s highest thrill slide and three-time winner for the best water slide – the King Cobra. So, you’ll want to make sure to test your mettle against the Cobra before at the park.
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Aqualand El Arenal also features Dragonland. The children focused area features a dragon slide and a few other exciting attractions that are guaranteed to keep your little explorers amused for hours on end.
Aquópolis, Costa Dorada
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Best For: Children and Families
As one of the best water-themed parks in Spain, Aquópolis assures an exciting time for any age group, but children, older and younger, will particularly enjoy the variety the park has on offer.
Older kids will put themselves (and any other challengers) to the test with the exciting Indiana Lake water obstacle course. For the smaller ones, exploring Treasure Island and the Funny Jungle will be a fun water world experience they won’t ever forget.
The Black Hole and the Kamikaze rides will surely not disappoint the dauntless family members looking for some adrenaline. The entire family can also enjoy surfing the park’s artificial wave, Surf Waimea, with their bodyboards.
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Final thoughts: Water Parks in Spain
A day at one of Spain’s amusement parks is an experience you won’t soon forget. Jam-packed with so many different kinds of fun-filled activities for all ages, we highly recommend visiting one of Spain’s water parks for some unforgettable, sun-filled memories.
These outstanding parks have something for everyone looking to cool off and have some great fun on a hot day in beautiful Spain.
Whether you’re looking for a fun family day for the kids, a thrilling experience with your travel buddies, or to relax and take a swim, spending the day at one of the incredible water parks in Spain can only be a good idea!
The 8 Best Water Parks In Spain For Wild Family Fun
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Water parks are THE ultimate summer holiday activity. Not only are they perfect for kids, but they are also great fun for adults (at least that’s what we think!!). Spain, being a super popular summer destination, is just full to the brim with water parks. With so many to choose from, picking the best water park to visit in Spain can be tough, but never fear as we’ve got a hot list coming your way!
You’ll find water parks in and around all of Spain’s top tourist destinations. Whether that’s Tenerife, Costa Del Sol, or the Costa Brava coast! There are parks with crazy slides, chilled-out swimming pools, and play areas for the kids. Some parks are even part of larger resorts for the ultimate all-inclusive experience.
We’ve put together the ultimate list of the best water parks in Spain, with choices from all around the country, so no matter where you are, you can enjoy a fun-filled day in the water! Here they are:
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Siam Park, Tenerife
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Siam Park has got to be one of the best water parks in Spain. It consistently gets voted as the “Best Waterpark in the World” by TripAdvisor contributors, and it can be found close to all the action of Costa Adeje, one of Tenerife’s most popular resort towns. Even though most people staying in Costa Adeje can easily walk to the park, there’s a free bus service running every 30 minutes from various points on Playa Fanabe, for when you’re just too full of churros and Spanish tortillas to move!
What makes Siam Park so freaking awesome is that the entire park is Thai-themed. The park has exhilarating rides like the Tower of Power – a slide with a 28-meter drop that plunges down and travels through an aquarium before you exit safely! For family-friendly fun, head to the Mekong Rapids where you can ride a family-sized raft and meander through some fast rapids before rushing into a plunge pool below. The Giant is another must while in the park, the twin cyclone takes you round while you experience the full force of gravity.
Not really a fan of rides?? Then don’t worry, you can still have a load of fun at Siam Park! check out Wave Palace and paddle, surf, and play in the world’s largest artificial wave pool! If you just want to relax, then Siam beach is the one – you can lounge on the beach or swim in the tranquil 75. 2°F waters. The park even has a children’s area (A.K.A The Lost City), and The Baby Zone, so your little ones will be happy. Because of Tenerife’s GREAT year-round weather, you’ll find the park open year-round too. It’s a winner!
Aqualandia, Benidorm
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If you find yourself in Benidorm, then you have to check out Aqualandia. It has GOT to be one of the best water parks in Spain, if not one in Europe! Aqualandia is full of exhilarating water slides, and in 2019, they unveiled the Cyclon, one of the world’s largest water slides! This absolute beast of a slide is 36 meters high and 200 meters long with a massive vortex tunnel. If you wanna feel zero-gravity – this is the one.
The park is open from around the end of May until September, so it’s definitely a summer destination. There are two nearby airports, and the park is easily accessible by car or plane. The park is less than 2kms away from Camping Arena Blanca, so if you really wanna make it a water park weekend, you could stay overnight to be at the park nice and early.
Aqualandia has several restaurants plus picnic areas, so you can either bring a picnic or dine out. There are lockers too so there’s no need to worry about your things. Some other top attractions are Verti-Go, with two sets of slides at 28 and 33 meters tall. The 33-meter slide is the tallest slide-capsule in the world, and depending on your body weight, you could be plunging into the waters below at over 100 km per hour! For something waaay more chilled out, spend the day chilling in Niagara, a huge pool with waterfalls, a beach, and hidden caves.
Water World, Lloret de Mar
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Water World is one of the main water parks in Costa Brava. It’s filled with water rides, pools, and slides (of course), making an awesome day out for both adults and children. It’s got more thrilling rides like Water Mountain and X-Treme, both will have you soaring through the water making twists and turns. And, for any of you speed junkies out there, The Kamikaces has a 77 meter long descent that will have you racing up to 60km per hour!
It’s easy to visit from the nearby towns of Lloret de Mar, Blanes, Malgrat de Mar, Calella de la Costa, and Pineda de Mar, with a daily bus service. The pickup times are different depending on the month and location, you can check them out on Water World’s website. The park has four restaurants and a bar, each one serving your typical “fun day out” foods like burgers, pasta, and pizza (is it cheat day yet??), plus a kid’s menu at the larger places.
Speaking of the kiddos, there’s a tonne of kid-friendly rides for younger children, and family-friendly rides to get everyone involved! Baby River is a great ride for getting your kids hooked on the thrill of water slides, in a suuuper child-friendly way of course, and if that’s a little too much action for your little one, take them to Kids Water World where they can run around under fountains and shoot water at each other. The park opens seasonally from mid-May to mid-September.
Western Park, Mallorca
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If you’re looking for some wild, wild, western fun (or if you’ve just found yourself on holiday in Mallorca), then Western Park is a fantastic way to spend a hot summer’s day. The park is, as you’ve probably guessed, western-themed, and is fun for the whole family… or everyone on your gals/lads holiday! Western Park has a seasonal opening and opens in late May to September. You can easily get there by bus from the nearby resort towns, and on Tuesdays and Fridays, they offer a FREE bus service from Palmanova, Magaluf, Santa Ponsa, and Peguera. Yay for free stuff!!
Some of the park’s top attractions are El Latigo (The Whip), a water slide for thrill-seekers with sharp twists and turns, Crazy Horses, a six-lane slide for those who want to compete with their friends, and The Beast, a Kamikaze ride with a 30-meter drop! For family-friendly fun, there’s Big Hole, Gran Canon, and Huracan – big slides with rafts for more than one person. Then, there are chilled-out spots like the Wild River and cute little baby slides for the kids.
Western Park is divided into three sections, “Westernland”, “Indian Town” and “El Paso”, each one has a place to eat, but if you don’t fancy the usual water park cuisine, then you can bring your own food and have a picnic at one of their designated picnic areas!
Sirenis Aquagames, Ibiza
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Okay, so this water park may not be the biggest in the world or have high-tech rides, but we’re including it in our list of the best water parks in Spain because of its awesome location. It’s located right between the Aura and Seaview hotels in Ibiza, so if you’re staying there, it’s a no-brainer day out! There’s free entrance to hotel guests (YEEES), and if you’re not lucky enough to be staying there, then you can still buy a day pass and enjoy the park’s facilities.
There are areas specifically for kids plus child-friendly rides, so the park makes for a wonderful family day out! Now, for the adults, you can check out Aquafun, a 9-meter high tower with an open slide, Tornado, their free-fall slide, or Aquaracer, a 12-meter high tower with multi-lane slides for racing each other!
Sirenis Aquagames is open from May to October, and for non-hotel guests, there are a number of packages to choose from. You can either purchase water park tickets only, an all-inclusive water park and lunch buffet experience, or a full hotel pass that gives you access to the park, hotel, and lunch/snacks.
Illa Fantasia, Barcelona
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Illa Fantasia is just 20 minutes outside of Barcelona and is the perfect place to take a break from the city. There are 22 attractions, three big swimming pools, wave pools, and even a lake! It’s a great family day out too as they have mini water slides and a children’s play area. You can either take the train (a 30-minute journey) or drive to the park yourself. The park opens from early June until late September, so make sure to bring lots of sun cream.
Some of the best rides for adrenaline junkies are Aguamania, Kamikazes, and Rio Salvaje. Aguamania is a 15-meter high tower with several covered slides to choose from, the Kamikazes has an 18-meter high vertical drop that will have you soaring at speeds of over 60 km per hour! Rio Salvaje is an incredible 180-meter long open slide with incredible views of the whole park and its surroundings!
Bring your own food and pack a lovely picnic to enjoy in the park’s picnic and barbeque areas. Don’t fret if you forget to bring any either, as there’s a large supermarket nearby to stock up before you arrive or you can eat at the park’s many restaurants. The park has fast food venues to choose from, or you can eat at El Chef Restaurant for a more formal experience.
Magic Natura, Benidorm
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Since Benidorm is such a popular holiday destination, we’ve got another water park for you to try out while you’re there! Magic Natura Resort is a water park, meets animal park, meets Polynesian themed resort. You can either choose to stay in the resort to enjoy some all-inclusive bliss or just head on over for the day to have fun in the water park’s facilities! The water park section (Aqua Natura) is seasonal, opening in early June to late October.
We think this is one of the best water parks in Spain as it is extremely child friendly. There are attractions like The Little Turtles Pool for small children, Mermaid School to make your kids dream of being a mermaid/merman come to life, and Adventure Island, a safari-themed area with slides, fountains, and a shallow pool!
For some more adult-orientated rides, La Cresta is a roller coaster slide with a zero-gravity drop, or you can ride the Kamikaze and ride their almost 50-meter slide that ends with a 14-meter plunge.
When you’re all “water-parked-out” for the day, head on over to Terra Natura to see some animals and learn about their conservation. Aqua Natura has three restaurants to choose from, but there are also other restaurants to choose from in the combined park area!
Caribe Aquatic Park, Costa Dorada
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One of the best water parks in Spain, Caribe Aquatic Park is part of PortAventura World, a huge resort that houses PortAventura Park (a theme park), Caribe Aquatic Park (a water park), and Ferrari Land (a Ferrari-themed theme park). All of these parks are great for kids, and if you’re on a family holiday, the kids will love you forever if you take them here. The resort is over an hour south of Barcelona on the Costa Dorada coast, close to Salou.
The water park has 17 rides, including fast-paced, slow-paced, and rides for kids! They have an awesome lazy river that winds almost 1.5kms around the entire park, with waterfalls, caves, and cross-currents (to make things more interesting). El Torrente is a top choice for groups and families, who will adventure together on a four-person raft along the twists, turns, and drops of the ride!
There are several places to eat around the park for when you need to refuel from a long day of rides (check out the Reggae Cafe for gluten-free options!). Caribe Aquatic Park is seasonal and is open from late May until mid-September, you can either drive or take public transport.
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Water parks are a remarkable option for a family day out, especially when you are in Spain. The atmosphere is regularly warm and splendid, making a day of chilling in a watery wonderland a charming recommendation. Many are found close to standard explorer resorts and offer free transport from neighboring towns. They are an amazing decision whatever your age and offer everything from paddling pools to shocking surge rides. We explore the most flawlessly awesome water parks in Spain read this blog for whole information.
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1. Parque Warner Madrid
Parque Warner Madrid, the best water park in Spain is located 25 kilometers south of Madrid. It is an amusement park that plans to take into account everybody in the family, from adrenaline junkies to kids and motion picture and-stimulation fans. Attractions are spread all through five themed territories, which incorporate Super Heroes World, Hollywood Boulevard, Old West Territory, Movie World Studios, and Cartoon Village. The recreation center additionally puts on a determination of musicals and shows propelled by everything Hollywood and Warner Brothers.
Address: M-506, 28330 San Martín de la Vega, Madrid, Spain
Ticket Price: € 30 to €40
Contact: +34 912 000 792
Hour: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (All Days)
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2. Water World, Lloret
Water World is the central water park on the Costa Brava, near the town of Lloret Del Mar and the best family waterpark in Spain. The diversion focus has a wide extent of rides and attractions for all ages, from the most pleasing paddling pools to the scariest slides. Adolescents can play on Kiddie Island or sprinkle around in Kids’ Lagoon, while immense kids can test their dauntlessness on rides including Speed Furious, a vertical drop, and Storm, an exceptional ride that makes you feel just as you are being sucked into a whirlpool. There is free transport to the water park from incorporating towns including Lloret del Mar, Tossa Del Mar, and Blanes.
Address: Ctra. Vidreres, Km. 1,2, 17310 Lloret de Mar, Girona, Spain
Ticket Price: €30
Contact: +34 972 36 86 13
Hour: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (All Days)
3. Port Aventura Caribe Aquatic Park
Caribe Aquatic Park is one of the main attractions of Port Aventura. It is the best waterpark holiday in Spain. It is located near Salou. Little ones can play Jack Sparrow in the pirates’ playground, while older visitors can try the highest free-fall slide in Europe if their stomachs can take it. After all that excitement, relaxation is in order on a sun lounger at Bahama Beach.
Address: Avinguda del Batlle Pere Molas, Km. 2, 43480, Tarragona, Spain
Ticket Price: € 85 to € 125
Contact: +34 902 20 22 20
Hour: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (All Days)
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4. Western Park
This Wild West-themed water park close Magaluf on the Balearic Island of Mallorca. It is a good time for all the family, from its kids’ pools to its expert high-jumping appears and the best aqua park in Spain. Features for adrenaline junkies incorporate the Boomerang, a colossal 50 feet half pipe with a vertical drop, and The Beast, a kamikaze ride with a drop of more than 100 feet.
Address: Carretera Cala Figuera a Sa Porrasa, 2-22, 07182 Magaluf, Balearic Islands, Spain.
Ticket Price: € 30 to € 80
Contact: +34 971 13 12 03
Hour: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (All Days)
5. Aqualand El Arenal
It is the biggest waterpark in Spain, in the south of the island, offers an extraordinary family day out. Race your companions down the Multipista slides or bounce over the colossal waves off Surf Beach. A feature of the recreation center’s rush rides is King Cobra: it is perhaps the most elevated ride and was cast a ballot Best Ride in Europe three years straight. Littler kids can investigate Dragonland, where slides and a monster winged serpent figure will keep them engaged for quite a long time, while more established children can look at Adventureland, where smaller than usual adaptations of the huge grown-up slides let them participate in the activity.
Address: Autovia Palma Arenal Km 15, 07600 El Arenal, Balearic Islands, Spain
Ticket Price: € 12 to € 80
Contact: +34 971 44 00 00
Hour: 09:00 AM to 5:00 PM (All Days)
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6. Aquopolis, Costa Dorada
Aquopolis is located on the Costa Dorada, south of Barcelona. It is known as the best water park in Barcelona Spain offers an exciting day out, whatever your age. Small children can explore Treasure Island and the Funny Jungle, while older kids can test their skills on the assault course over Indiana Lake you can compete against your friends and family to make it extra-entertaining. Rides sure to get the adrenaline pumping to include the Black Hole and Kamikaze. Aquópolis also has its very own surf ride, Surf Waimea, where you can bodyboard or surf on a huge artificial wave.
Address: Passeig de Pau Casals, 65, 43480 Platja de la Pineda, Tarragona, Spain
Ticket Price: €16.50 to €33
Contact: +34 902 34 50 11
Hour: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (All Days)
7. Siam Park, Adeje
If you are looking for where is the best water park in Spain? This Thai-themed water park may end your searching. It won the world’s top water park in 2017 by TripAdvisor clients. This mammoth tribute to everything Thai highlights a wave pool with the world’s greatest fake waves. Thrill-seekers rush to the Tower of Power, which sends riders down a vertical, transparent slide that shoots through a pool of sharks and stingrays. For those searching for an increasingly laid back time, there are sunbeds beside the recreation center’s very own seashore. Free transports run day by day from close by resorts.
Address: Passeig de Pau Casals, 65, 43480 Platja de la Pineda, Tarragona, Spain
Ticket Price: € 8 to € 122
Contact: +34 902 34 50 11
Hour: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (All Days)
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8. Aqualandia, Benidorm
Aqualandia is a short distance from the mainstream visitor resort of Benidorm on Spain’s Costa Blanca. It is the largest water park in Spain. From sunbathing regions and pools to water slides and stream rapids, the recreation center has a scope of attractions for all ages. It opened in 1985 and was Europe’s greatest water park until Siam Park opened in 2008, you can visit these monuments in Spain. It is directly alongside the Mundomar marine creature park and consolidated tickets are accessible. Star rides incorporate Vertigo, a turbo-charged vertical water slide that starts with the rider remaining on a snare entryway that all of a sudden opens underneath them certainly not one for the timid.
Address: Sierra Helada, s/n, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain
Ticket Price: €19 to € 112
Contact: +34 902 31 16 11
Hour: 09:00 AM to 5:00 PM (All Days)
9. Illa Fantasia Water Park
The Illa musical composition water park has over twenty totally different water slides and three massive swimming pools much water to cool down off even the sunniest day in Barcelona. It is the best water park in Spain for adults. water park offers a barbecue space wherever you’ll be able to have the food provided by the park otherwise you can even bring your own food on. however don’t be concerned if you’ve got not done any searching before you arrive as a result of there’s an outsized food market right next to the water park wherever you’ll be able to extra service on all the necessities before you enter. The park has water activities for any cohort together with the little tots. For the microscopic ones, the park has the “Splash n Slide” activities that square measure safe for the younger members of your family.
Address: Finca Mas Brassó, s/n, 08339 Vilassar de Dalt, Barcelona, Spain
Ticket Price: € 28
Contact: +34 937 51 45 53
Hour: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (All Days)
10. Aqualeon
Aqualeon is, at present, the best aquatic park in Spain within the heart of nature. though antecedently one in all its attractions was its hunting expedition routes, it’s been born-again into a family park wherever to fancy the attractions and conjointly the inexperienced areas ideal to form an honest picnic with family or friends. There are slides of varied intensities appropriate for the youngest, teenagers and for families, and therefore the park offers its guests fun at twelve water attractions. Its star attraction is the Toboloko. This slide may be a mixture of closed and open sort and has unbelievable climbs, descents, curves, and straights. you’ll see and feel everything that happens around you, now when you’ll rise once more, and at the instant of finishing the climb, you’ll notice the closed slide wherever you’ll keep the suspense, not knowing once you can leave. while not a doubt, it’ll cause you to hold your breath, and jettisoning of all the emotions within you!
Address: Finca Les Basses, s/n, 43716, T, Spain
Ticket Price: €10 to 59€
Contact: +34 977 68 76 56
Hour: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (Only Weekend)
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Top 9 water parks in Spain where you can have a great vacation with children
The end of spring and the beginning of summer is the start of the beach season in Spain, which lasts until September. Mild weather, beautiful nature, a large number of sunny days, a variety of entertainment and excursions are a great reason to choose this destination for a family vacation.
And if you are traveling with children, there is plenty of entertainment for them here. Almost all children and many adults will be happy to spend a day on water attractions in the water park. And Spain boasts a large selection of them.
Which of the many water parks in this region of Spain is right for you?
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Water World (Lloret de Mar)
A water paradise for the whole family on the Costa Brava is located in Lloret de Mar. For the little ones, a whole island is allocated with its own pirate ship and a large selection of slides, warm pools, water arches, water cannons and geysers. And for daring adults, a large selection of entertainment for every taste. For those who are ready to go down the water river at a speed of 60 km / h, there is the Kamikaces attraction, almost 80 m long. Probably one of the classic slides of most water parks in the world is Water Mountain, which is a long (250 m) descent with unexpected sharp turns, slopes, shaded areas and very open, equipped with safety nets. But the attraction Rafting River, the largest of its kind in Europe, is the highlight of this water park. Be prepared for the fact that part of the rafting on a turbulent “river” will have to be overcome in a four-seater boat in absolute darkness. Those who still have little adrenaline in their blood are offered an almost vertical descent on one of the two free-fall slides – Speed Furious. As in many other coastal water parks, this one also has slides for gambling: those who wish can arrange real races on the Speed Sliders water slide.
The traffic light at the finish line will show the winner. AT Water World also took care of those who appreciate a relaxing holiday in the aqua zones: the slow flow of Water Gagant will gently carry you past all the attractions and recreation areas in the park. By the way, the territory of the park is simply immersed in the luxurious greenery of trees. So even on a hot day, finding a place in the shade to rest will not be a problem.
Water World open from mid-May to mid-September
Water paradise for the whole family
Large selection of entertainment
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Aqua Brava (Roses)
Having occupied a vast territory on the coast, it contained a considerable standard set of slides and attractions. Two large play areas for kids, separate hot water pools, their own Danube, Amazon and Colorado, downhills and twisting slides-snakes and slides-tunnels. But here is what attracts visitors exactly at Aqua Brava ! Europe’s largest Wave Pool (600 sq. m.). Do you want to experience 7 different types of sea waves for yourself, from the most calm and rocking to violent ones? That way. And in Aqua Brava there is an opportunity to get lost in a huge labyrinth with an area of 2500 sq.m. And climb a sheer 5-meter cliff, so that, having climbed to the very top, jump into a deep pool under it. And after an active holiday on the water slides, a visit to the Butterfly Park, which is literally a few kilometers from the water park, can be a successful continuation of the day.
To have fun in the Aqua Brava is possible from early June to mid -September
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3 9001 Caribe Aquatic Park (Port Aventura)
The world-famous Port Aventura amusement park and water park Costa Caribe Aquatic Park on its territory annually attracts the attention of tourists from all over the Mediterranean coast of Spain. But it will be especially convenient for those who are based in Tarragona and nearby. More like a luxurious tropical island than a park, Costa Caribe Aquatic Park truly is one of the best family attractions, with so many water attractions that are safe and fun for all ages, you just have to look. Is it cool, for example, to feel like a real rafter, even if you are only 1.10 m tall? However, the daredevils who are ready to conquer the King Khajuna slide, which has the largest free fall area among its kind in Europe, need to grow up a little more. The number of water attractions on the territory of this water park is so great that it is hardly worth combining a visit to it with a visit to other entertainment areas in Port Aventura on the same day.
Tropical paradise Costa Caribe Aquatic Park is available from May 20 to mid-September
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Aquopolis (La Pineda)
It is very easy and quick to get by train from Port Aventura to this slightly less famous, but also popular with tourists, aqua park Pineda. It is also convenient for transport accessibility from Tarragona, Salou, Sitges and other resorts of the Costa Dorada. Among the large children’s pools and slopes on gentle family slides typical of other water parks, this one offers visitors some rather extreme ones. Huracan is a fast descent with a free fall effect. Throwing to the left, then to the right a huge ramp Bumeranga. Short but almost sheer Splash slides. You will not have time to be scared, but you will get pleasure. And of course, for what it is worth choosing exactly Aquopolis . Against the backdrop of a typical Hawaiian landscape with sand, palm trees and boats, everyone (children are no exception, because there are no restrictions on height!) Can learn how to slide on the board along artificial waves. Or hone your surfing skills. This is the first such indoor surf simulator in the region. Aquopolis is also known thanks to the dolphins and fur seals participating in the daily shows on the territory of the Dolphinarium Water Park.
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Aquopolis park
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Aqua Natura (Benidorm)
The case is conveniently and profitably combine with a walk along the natural park (Terra Nature) and SHOU – performances with the participation of marine animals. It is located in the city of Benidorm next to other theme parks. It is convenient to get to it from the neighboring resort of Altea. Precisely small in size Aqua Natura might be the right choice for a day trip. The large open children’s territory of the water park will definitely be appreciated by parents who wish not to lose sight of children having fun on the slides and in the pools. For adults, there are only 4 water slides in this water park. But here is an excellent warm pool with artificial waves, a small artificial beach and excellent views of the mountains in the distance. Not so long ago, the water park acquired sea lions, which give performances, in which vacationers in the water park can become full participants. But the opportunity to swim in a wetsuit next to stingrays and sharks at Aqua Natura has been around for a long time.
It is a bit cheaper to buy a combined ticket to Terra Natura and Aqua Natura for the whole day. You are waiting for you from mid -May
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Aqualandia (Benidorm)
The first of the Spanish coast and precise and quality of service at the moment. The water park is built on the territory of the natural park Sierra Helada, in Benidorm. So the launch pads of the highest slides can also be considered observation platforms with decent views of the surroundings. And there are so many slides here that you can get lost in them, as in an unfamiliar city. Large area Aqualandia and the good work of the designers made it possible to create corners of the park that are radically different in character. Those who come for adrenaline will be pleased with the twisted Zig-Zag with sharp turns and elevation changes, the black pipe Black hole and, of course, the most popular VertiGo among daredevils. It is from its upper part, located at the height of a 13-storey building, that thrill-seekers fly down almost in free fall. For connoisseurs of a relaxing holiday, Aqualandia has Niagara, a secluded place with artificial grottoes, and Geiser with a powerful waterfall, under which you can bask all day.
mid -May – the first days of the new season in Aqualandia
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Aqualand 9000 9000 9000 9000 There are water parks with this name in several cities in Spain. Try not to get confused and come and spend time in this one, the largest and most famous on the Costa del Sol. In addition to the dizzying 22-meter Kamikaze and tightly twisted Anaconda, traditional for many other water parks, adults here are pleased with the “kicking” Crazy Cones mustang slide. big plus Aqualand – it is aimed at children 1.10 m-1.20 m tall, who are no longer interested in children’s entertainment, and they have not yet grown up to adult slides. Rapids, which starts under a waterfall, a Bumerang swinging to the sides, a huge “spring” Espiral and several others – all this is just for visitors of this size. Undoubtedly, the water park owes its popularity primarily to a large pool with waves almost 1 m high, which attract those who want to compete with the water element. Territorial proximity also plays an important role in popularity Aqualand and the popular Crocodile Park, filled with visitors all year round.
Large plus Aqualand-it is focused on children 1.10 m-1,20 m growth
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Acuatico Mijas (Fuenhirola)
9000 This water park on the Costa del Sol has a special atmosphere due to the fact that the lion’s share of entertainment in it carries an aura of calm and relaxation. And although there is still a place for steep slides with turns, they have been confidently replaced by low, soft waves in the Piscina de Olas pool, winding slow slides for family rafting on inflatable rafts, sandy beaches with sun loungers and grass picnic areas. Kings at Acuatico Mijas – little visitors. For them, not only a lot of space has been allocated for pools, fountains, ladders, but also access to most of the slides of the water park is open. Judging by the reviews of vacationers, it is Acuatico that can be considered the most family-friendly water park on the coast. In addition, a kilometer from the water park there is another very family place: the Fuengirola Biopark, which cares about the conservation of endangered species of tropical animals. Perhaps it was the convenient location of the biopark and the water park in relation to each other that helped vacationers to fall in love with this corner of the Costa del Sol even more.
The new season in Acuatico begins very early, at the end of April
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Aqualand
9000 9000 9000 at several resorts in Spain. One of them is in Mallorca, 20 km from Palma, near the resort of El Arenal. The largest water park on the island can be called the most extreme too. Excitement wakes up from the number of steep slides, from their appearance and even from the names. In addition to the traditional Black Hole and Kamikaze, there are Harakiri, Tornado, Crazy race. Deciding to slide down from not the highest and most ordinary-looking Banzay, be prepared to feel like a flat, smooth stone that everyone tried to throw in childhood in order to put as many “pancakes” on the water as possible. This is what people who descended from Banzay look like, jumping on the surface of the water on light sleds for some time. Or here is the King kobra, which not only looks like this poisonous creature, but also has a characteristic snake color inside. Yes, and you have to finish right in the open mouth of the cobra, splattering “poison” from the teeth that hang over the visitors gliding past. You can catch your breath, for example, on the more relaxed Kongo family run or in the pool with low waves. Due to the specifics of entertainment at Aqualand there are always a lot of young people.
So families with kids and not fans of adrenaline rides should choose other entertainment on the island.
The season in Aqualand starts from mid-May and lasts until mid-October
There are always a lot of young people in Aqualand
A very large selection of slides
PortAventura is a huge amusement park and seaside resort on the east coast of Spain. It is located in the suburbs of Salou, 100 km south of Barcelona.
Tourists or residents of the surrounding area get to the park by car, bus or train. Nice trains run between the park and Salou. There is ample parking in front of the entrance to the entertainment complex. Numerous hotels in Spain near the water park offer visitors four- and five-star rooms.
Port Aventura Water Park is part of an amusement park in Spain. And the part is not small at all: it is a square of 5 hectares. Thanks to its proximity to the large resort PortAventura Caribe Aquatic Park is one of the most visited water attractions in Europe. More than 3 million visitors pass through its gates every year. The scenery of the water park is made in the style of the Caribbean islands. Its infrastructure includes everything you need for a comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences: swimming pools of different depths, artificial beaches and shallows, cafes with delicious food and soft drinks, bright decorations.
Water rides and slides
- In 2013, Europe’s highest water toboggan, King Kahuna, was opened in the water park. This is a 30-meter tower with an open top. The descent down the inclined chute at a speed of 6 meters per second will give everyone a thrill.
- Attraction “Fast Race” – six-lane rapids Multifom, the descent along which is carried out on a mattress in the form of a sled. Arrange a competition with your friends, going down the parallel channels in a race.
- Water toboggan “Tropical Cyclone” with a run length of 100 meters and two elevation changes. Steep sections with almost free fall alternate with gentle sections, on which the speed of descent slows down.
- Sesame Beach is a children’s pool with two depth levels: 30 cm for the little ones and 50 cm for the older ones. In the center of the children’s area there is a huge Pirate Galleon. Four slides for skiing descend from the ship directly into the pool. Funny characters from the world-famous Sesame Street program play with children on a pirate ship. Not far from the children’s pool is the Splash Pad play area with interactive water jets.
- Paradise Beach is connected to Sesame Beach, but it is one level higher. The height difference creates a picturesque waterfall, under the jets of which children of all ages frolic. The depth at Paradise Beach reaches 1.4 meters, so there are more adult visitors and the atmosphere is better conducive to a relaxing holiday in a sun lounger or on a water bed.
- Another children’s pool – “Woody’s Lagoon” with fountains and slides for the youngest guests. In the center of the play area is the figure of the cartoon bird Woody Woodpecker, the symbol of the Port Aventura water park.
- Kayo Kuki is a play area with refreshing water jets that suddenly pop up from the bottom of the playground.
- The Bermuda Triangle is a wave pool with Bahama Beach. Powerful equipment collects water in the deepest part of the reservoir and dumps it, simulating a breaking wave, like on the coast. The size of the pool will not allow you to surf, but the feeling of real sea rolling is guaranteed. And on Bahama Beach, you can relax on a sun lounger under the rustle of artificial surf.
- Mambo Limbo and Barracudas are twin water slides with a gentle slope and a common exit to the slide.
- Waterslide with a closed section “Typhoon”. You rush down a narrow dark chute with a lot of sudden turns and sharp turns, then you fly out into the sunlight and plop down into the pool.
- El Torrente is a rafting attraction with round inflatable boats. A family or company of four descends a 200-meter long winding canal to the melodic rhythms of Caribbean music – reggae.
The greater the total weight of passengers, the more speed the boat will develop on steep descents and the more adrenaline there will be on sharp turns.
- In the water park “Port Aventura” there are also covered areas – the so-called Inner Zone. Here, under a canopy of glass and metal, crystal-clear pools with water slides and jets, colorful balls and climbing nets, as well as a life-size model of a hydroplane await guests.
Popular in Spain and throughout southern Europe, Port Aventura Water Park is the best place for a family holiday. Due to the presence of the Mediterranean Sea, the climate in the resort is purely maritime with warm short winters and relatively cool summers. In January, air temperatures do not rise above 15 degrees, so water and sunbathing is available only for those who are hardened. The high season there lasts from June to October, until the average temperature drops below 20 degrees. It is during this period that the Port Aventura water park is filled with people, splashes and a happy hubbub.
The beach season on the Iberian Peninsula starts in late spring-early summer and ends in mid-September. Due to the warm climate, beautiful nature, various entertainments for children and adults, this destination is ideal for a vacation. Rest in the water park of Spain is an opportunity to have fun, ride the rides and get a lot of unforgettable emotions. The country has a large selection of water parks, some of which are included in the ratings of the best entertainment complexes in the world.
How to choose a water park in Spain for an active holiday with family or friends
To make your vacation successful, pay attention to some nuances when choosing a water park:
- Free or paid. In Spain, you can find any of these options. In the first case, to get to the park, you will have to stand in line for 30-50 minutes. If you are not ready to waste so much time, then stop at the paid option.
- Large slides.
Travelers don’t always need them. If you have children with you or uncomfortable sensations appear in the process of descending a large hill, then it is better to avoid large-scale sites. The best option would be local parks. There is a more relaxed atmosphere, and the level of service and variety of entertainment is no worse. In such places, small and medium slides are mainly installed.
- Security. In the Pyrenees, this issue is given increased attention. But before visiting the water park, check if they have specialists who will look after the child. In the process of rest, parents can be distracted and the rest will be spoiled by an unpleasant incident.
- Operating mode. Experts advise staying at establishments with a flexible schedule – from 09:00 to 22:00. Some parks open only at 11:00. In the daytime, the Spanish sun is very hot, not all tourists will be able to withstand such heat.
- Open or closed. If you go to the water park during the day when it is hot outside, it is better to choose closed pavilions.
When the weather is warm without the scorching sun, you can stay on the open options.
- Sauna or jacuzzi. AT 90% of Spain’s water parks have an additional service. The presence of a sauna will be an advantage for the institution, because you can not only have fun, but also relax after extreme descents from the slides.
- Public catering establishments. Most people spend almost half a day in water parks and remain hungry due to the lack of a buffet. If there is a restaurant, then you need to pay attention to the price tags. They often inflate the cost of dishes.
Overview of the best water parks
In Spain, there are water parks in almost all cities.
In order not to make a mistake with the choice, you should familiarize yourself with the list of the most popular establishments in the country.
Siam park
An exotic place on the island of Tenerife, which is 100% true to its name. The institution opened in 2008. The park covers an area of 18. 5 hectares, it combines the unique atmosphere of Southeast Asia and the European level of service. About 60 million euros were spent on the construction of Siam Park. For 4 years, the water park has been ranked 1st in the ranking of the best water parks in the world. There are 25 attractions here, but the greatest delight of the guests is the green park with exotic plants and ponds, where sea lions live.
Siam park – The largest water park in Spain.
Siam park’s must-see attractions are:
Naga Racer
A 6-lane slide that will give you an adrenaline rush. When downhill, the main task is to keep the inflatable raft under you. The attraction is suitable for those who are not afraid to take risks and are ready for extreme entertainment. A lifeguard is on duty at the top of the hill.
SINGHA
Slide 240 m long. Maximum descent speed is 18 m/s. The raft for the trip is designed for three people. An unexpected exit from a steep hill will add extreme sensations. Throughout the descent, people either fly up or slide down sharply.
Mai Thai River
Here you can take a 1- or 2-person inflatable ride leisurely through the calm areas. On one of them there will be a tunnel where an aquarium with live sharks is installed. The length of the attraction is 1 km.
Lost City
Playground for the little guests of the park with a large head of the Monkey King, set on top of a complex of several slides. A stream of water periodically pours out of the head onto visitors.
Siam park ticket price for adults for March 2021 is 34 euros, for children under 18 years old – 23 euros.
Address: Av. Siam, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Website: siampark
Aqualandia
The Spanish water park, located in Benidorm, first opened its doors to visitors in 1985. Thanks to Aqualandia, the Costa Blanca resort remains one one of the most popular tourist destinations. The facility covers an area of 15 hectares. There are not only water rides here, but also several parks where you can walk and enjoy the local beauties.
Aqualandia is a Spanish water park.
Best things to do in Aqualandia:
Niagara
If visitors get tired of the scorching sun, they can take a dip in a large pool with artificial geysers and a waterfall.
Laguna
Children’s themed area with entertainment center, jumping slides, bungee and suspension bridges.
Adventure Land
Children’s themed area with mushroom fountains, a water maze and many other fun activities.
Zig-Zag
An attraction for those who want to test their courage. A gradual increase in speed and a calm descent after a few seconds are abruptly replaced by extreme sections.
The cost of tickets depends on the time of visiting the park: children’s day – 22 euros, for adults – 29 euros; evening for a child (after 15:00) – 18 euros, for adults – 22 euros. Prices valid as of March 2021
Address: Sierra Helada, s/n, 03503 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain
Site: aqualandia
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The most popular water park in Spain, where there are more than 30 attractions and a park with live hares. The institution, located in Salou, has 5 thematic zones: China, the United States of the Wild West, Mexico, Oceania and Polynesia, the Mediterranean. Each sector has a specific design that conveys the atmosphere of a particular region. PortAventura is considered the most beautiful and original water park in the world.
Costa Caribe Aquatic Park in Port Aventura is the most popular water park.
Top attractions in Port Aventura:
Sésamo Aventura
For the little ones, there is an artificial beach with a pirate ship, various slides and popular characters from the TV show Sesame Street. Sésamo Aventura has 11 attractions.
Torrente
200 m slide for a 4-seater inflatable boat. The greater the weight of the passengers, the higher the speed.
Bermuda
The pool with incredible waves will allow you to plunge into the atmosphere of the Mediterranean and enjoy swimming in a tropical reservoir.
King Kahuna
The highest waterslide in the park and in Europe at 31 meters. A person flies at a speed of 6 m/s in free fall.
It is impossible to visit all the attractions in the park in one day, so it is better to buy a complex ticket for 2 days.
Price per day as of March 2021: children under 4 years old free of charge; children from 4 to 10 – 40 euros; from 11 years old – 47 euros. A combined ticket costs 60 euros for children, 75 euros for adults. There is a discount for online ordering.
Address: Av. Pere Molas, Km 2, 43840, Tarragona, Spain
Website: portaventuraworld
Water world
A popular establishment in the Costa Brava, covering an area of 14 hectares. There are several extreme entertainments that will appeal to thrill-seekers. The park opened in 1985.
Water world is an institution in the Costa Brava.
The main attractions in Water world:
Bungee jumping
A man is pushed from a height of 80 m, the only hope for salvation is an elastic rope attached to his legs.
X-treme Mountain
Water route 260 m long. River rafting (215 m) also deserves attention. More than ½ of the way passes in pitch darkness at high speed.
Riu Salvatge
Slide designed for a 2-seater toboggan run. After the thrill, you can take a dip in the artificial wave pool with hydromassage fountains, or take a boat ride under the waterfalls. For children, there is a special area with funny attractions.
Speed Slides
With Speed Slides, you can turn into a racer for a few minutes. The slide consists of 6 tracks for downhill skiing. The scoreboard displays the speed at which a person descends. The minimum figure is 40 km / h.
The cost of tickets depends on height: over 1.2 m – 30 euros, from 0.8 to 1.2 m – 17 euros, up to 0.8 m – free of charge. Prices valid as of March 2021
Address: Ctra. Vidreres, Km. 1,2, 17310 Lloret de Mar, Girona, Spain
Website: waterworld
Flamingo
Good place for families with children. There are safe slides with smooth slopes, a small and shallow pool with fountains. Visitors believe that the main advantage of the park in Alicante is the lack of queues and low prices for rides.
Flamingo is a place for families.
Address: Calle Rossini, s/n, 03184 Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain
Website: aquaparkflamingo
Aquapolis
The oldest park in Spain, located in Tarragona, has been operating for over 30 years. Despite the fact that the institution is more than a dozen years old, local entertainment has not become outdated. The owners of the park are constantly improving it, offering guests new fun.
Aquapolis is one of the oldest parks in Spain.
“Gran Kauna”
Dolphinarium
Not so long ago, the attraction “Gran Kauna” for surfers was opened in the water park. Here you can try different tricks or just ride the artificial waves. The scenery features views of Hawaiian beaches, providing maximum immersion in the atmosphere of surfing. On the territory of the institution there is a dolphinarium, where every day there are performances with the participation of sea lions and dolphins.
Address: Av. Delfina Viudes, s/n, 03183 Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain
Website: aquopolis
Aqua Brava
Large water and entertainment center in Girona, where neither adults nor children will be bored. In addition to traditional slides and attractions, there are unique entertainments, for example, the largest swimming pool in Europe, covering an area of 6,000 square meters, with an imitation of different types of sea waves.
Aqua Brava is a water entertainment center in Girona.
Also visitors are offered to rate:
Labyrinth
It occupies an area of 2.5 thousand square meters;
Aquaroc Rock, almost 5 m high
Those who fail to conquer the steep slopes slide into the pool located at the foot of the mountain.
For younger guests there is a mini-park and a swimming pool where ships float.
Swimming pool with a pirate ship.
Address: Ctra. Roses a Cadaques, KM. 1, 17480, Girona, Spain
Website: aquabrava
Isla Fantasía
The best water park in Catalonia, located in Barcelona. There is entertainment for guests of different ages: 20 slides and 3 pools, one of which has baskets for basketball, the second – hydromassage fountains, the third – a beach with artificial waves. The attraction called “Kamikaze” consists of 2 slides 18 m high, the speed of descent is 60 km/h. For younger guests of the park (from 2 to 10 years old) there is a children’s area with safe slides and a small pool.
Isla Fantasía is the best water park in Catalonia.
If visitors get tired of water games, they can have fun on land, where there is also a playground.
Address: Finca Mas Brassó, s/n, 08339 Vilassar de Dalt, Barcelona, Spain
Website: illafantasia
Aqua Natura
The water park in Alicante is part of the Terra Natura park. The establishment is decorated in the Greek style: buildings with blue and white colors, the cafe serves the national cuisine of the Mediterranean. Attractions occupy an area of more than 1 thousand square meters. For children, there is a safe area with small slides and a smooth descent.
Aqua Natura is a water park in Alicante.
The greatest delight among visitors is the entertainment called “Unexpected shower”, when a stream of water falls from a large barrel. Those who want to get a sea of adrenaline are offered to swim with sharks and rays, after putting on a special protective suit. In a separate pool, a performance of fur seals takes place, with which you can splash in the water or take a picture as a keepsake.
Surprise Shower
Shark Pool
Address: Foia del Verdader, 1, 03502 Benidorm, Alicante, Spain
Website: terranatura
Acuatico Mijas
The establishment is located on the Costa del Sol. There is a calm and relaxed atmosphere here.
Acuatico Mijas Park on the Costa del Sol.
In the park you can also find steep slopes, but most of the places are designed for relaxation:
- Piscina de Olas pool with artificial waves that gently rock and help you forget about everyday worries;
- calm and winding slopes for joint rafting;
- Lago – Zumba training pool, you can get to it on an inflatable raft through the Rio Aventura slide;
- beaches with sand and sun loungers;
- equipped places for picnics.
Shallow pools, fountains, ladders are available for younger guests. The institution is considered the best option for a serene and family vacation on the entire coast. A biopark is open 1 km from Acuatico Mijas, where you can see rare species of tropical animals.
Address: Autovía del Mediterráneo, Km. 208, 29651 Las Lagunas de Mijas, Málaga, Spain
Website: aquamijas
Aquarama
The institution is located on the Costa Azahar in the city of Benicassim. In the water park there is something to do for adults and children.
Aquarama is an institution in the Costa Azahar.
Thrill-seekers will love the rides:
Devil’s Drop
Freefall from the 10th floor
The Whirlpool
Big funnel that spins and pulls down a pipe
The Elephant Island zone has been organized for younger guests, where they can have fun and safely relax. In Los Lagos, visitors to the park will appreciate the mesmerizing beauty of the waterfalls. Pool-jacuzzi “Tropical Waves” will add positive emotions and vivid impressions to the rest.
Address: N-340, km. 986, 8, 12560 Benicàssim, Castellón, Spain
Website: aquarama
AquaPark Ciudad Quesada
A small water park in Rojales is aimed at visitors with small children. It occupies an area of 21 thousand square meters, there are no extreme attractions.
The following entertainment are offered guests:
Kamikadze
2 tracks without turning, descent at moderate speed
Zigzag
The fastest slide in a water vortex and steep turns of
Amazonia
Children’s area with a pool 1 m deep and slides in the form of figures of different animals
Yucatan River
Attraction with an imitation of a descent down a mountain river, you need to ride on a special cushion
The park is open only during the summer period from 11:00 to 18:00, in August until 19:00. Ticket prices for March 2021: children under 4 years old – free of charge; from 4 to 10 – 14 euros; from 11 to 65 – 16 euros, over 65 – 14 euros.
Address: Calle Nte, s/n, 03170 Rojales, Alicante, Spain
Website: aquaparkrojales
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Guest reviews
Angelina
28 years old, Saratov
Traveling around Spain with friends, we couldn’t help but visit the local water parks, which are popular all over the world. We went to Aquapolis. The park left a good impression, but there was a long queue for the slides. Had to wait 20-30 minutes. The water park occupies a large area, but the set of entertainment is standard. I liked the wave pool and some extreme slides. There are several buffets on the territory of the park, so you will definitely not stay hungry.
Ilya
35 years old, Novosibirsk
Family vacation in Spain and visited the water park “Port Aventura”. Words are not enough to convey the beauty of this place. A large number of attractions for different ages, originally designed themed areas, entertainment programs. The only thing that upset – kilometer queues. It is impossible to see the entire park in one day. Port Aventura evoked in our children no less emotions and delight than Disneyland Paris.
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The best water parks in Spain
The holiday season and summer holidays are in full swing, which means it’s time to go to one of the water amusement parks where you can have a great time with the whole family. Spain offers its guests and locals a number of water parks, one better than the other, which will be an unforgettable experience in the life of a child, amuse the whole family and give many happy moments.
1. Siam Park “Siam Park” (Adeje, Tenerife).
This is the largest water park in Spain, it is located on an area of 185 square kilometers, and its construction cost 52 million euros. Its visitors feel like residents of a real fairy-tale kingdom of the East – Siam: gabled roofs, dragons, palm trees, exotic deities. The number of attractions in the park is relatively small, there are about 25 of them, but the real gem of Siam Park is the Wave Palace: a pool with artificial waves over 3 meters high. Other popular rides include Lazy River, Jungle Serpents, King of the Hill, and more. The Dragon Ride boasts the largest dragon statue in the world. And flying at great speed through the pipe of the 30-meter water attraction “Tower of Power” you can see real fish swimming in the pool through the glass walls. It has its own sandy beach, and the water in the pool is heated to 25 degrees.
2. Aqualandia (Benidorm, Alicante).
The best water parks in Spain
The largest water amusement park on the Costa Blanca: it covers an area of about 150,000 sq. m. On its territory there are a huge number of water activities, spacious park areas, cozy picnic areas, souvenir shops, photo workshops, spacious lockers, and free parking. This year, the public will be presented with a new water attraction “Cyclon” (“Cyclone”), which will be the largest water attraction in the world, the height of which will be 40 meters, and the total length of the route is 200 meters with numerous turns, descents and drops. The width of the route is 2.7 meters. At the same time, 4 people will be able to ride on the hill, who will experience a feeling of weightlessness: at the time of the descent, a kind of giant funnel with a diameter of 22 meters and an inclination of 45 degrees is formed. In addition to the Cyclone, the highest water slide in Europe and the world’s tallest indoor tube slide are already open here.
3. Water Land (Lloret de Mar, Girona).
The water park is located on the Costa Brava and is considered one of the best for family holidays, as it takes into account the interests of visitors of all ages. Slides for every taste and interest, of any complexity and height: low and high, smooth and steep, roller coasters and undulating slopes. The park presents the best selection of children’s entertainment for the youngest visitors, it is a real water paradise for them: water cannons, hydro-arches, water toys, a pirate ship. Water World is rightfully considered the best water park in Spain for visitors under the age of 10. Shallow pools with warm water, where kids can spend as much time as they want. All slides are absolutely safe. Children are under the constant supervision of animators and park staff.
4. Flamingo Water Park Flamingo (Torrevieja, Alicante).
The park is perfect for a family holiday, especially for those with small children. Flamingos seem to be specially created for the tiniest residents and guests of Spain. Safe, smooth slides, a shallow “splash pool” with small fountains and bright fly agaric mushrooms. The main advantage of the park is the lack of queues for rides and reasonable prices.
5. Port Aventura “Port Aventura Caribe Aquatic Park” (Salou, Tarragona).
The water park is part of the Port Aventura entertainment world, located on the Costa Dorada and attracting millions of tourists every year. This water park is inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean. Guests of the park can plunge into a real Caribbean trip on an area of 35,000 sq.m.: there are various slides, a wave pool, water surprises, and even rafting, as well as a special area for children to play. Among the most popular rides is Europe’s highest Free Fall slide, the Extraordinary Racer slide, which can be used by 6 people at the same time. For the youngest visitors, the real world of Sesame Street is organized.
6. Aquapolis Aquapolis (La Pineda, Tarragona).
One of the oldest water parks in Spain, over 30 years old. However, this does not mean at all that slides and water attractions are outdated here. Quite the opposite: the organizers are constantly trying to diversify their visit to the park, offering their customers more and more entertainment. Not so long ago, the first indoor surfing attraction in Catalonia, Gran Cauna, was opened: water sports enthusiasts can slide and perform pirouettes here, as well as soar on a board on artificial waves. A typical Hawaiian landscape was chosen as the scenery for the attraction – with sand, palm trees and boats. On the territory of the park there is a wonderful dolphinarium, where dolphins and sea lions show their abilities every day. The symbol of the water park is a sea lioness named Luna.
7. Aqua brava (Roses, Girona).
A large water entertainment complex where no one will be bored. There is not only a standard set of slides and attractions (13 slides of all stripes, 5 super-extreme slides), but also real highlights of water adventures: the largest Wave Pool in Europe (6000 sq.m.) with an imitation of 7 different types of sea waves , a huge labyrinth with an area of 2500 sq.m., where it is easy to get lost, but finding the right path is not so easy, the Aquaroc rock, almost sheer and reaching 5 meters in height, can only be conquered by the most daring and dexterous, and the rest only with screaming and merry laughter fall into the pool. For the youngest visitors, a children’s mini-park and a swimming pool with boats are organized.
8. Isla Fantasía (Barcelona).
The best water park in Catalonia and one of the best water parks in all of Spain. Visitors of all ages will find something suitable for themselves here: 20 different slides and 3 huge pools, one of which is equipped with basketball hoops, another with hydromassage fountains and the third with a beach and artificial waves. The most exciting attraction is the Kamikaze slide with an extremely steep descent, which attracts real daredevils. For the youngest visitors, a special children’s area is equipped, where there are absolutely safe slides for children aged 2 to 10 years, as well as a children’s pool. For those who are tired of water attractions, a children’s playground is organized on land.
9. Aqua Natura “Aqua Natura” (Benidorm, Alicante).
Aquapark is one of the parts of the natural park “Terra Natura”. It is decorated in a traditional Greek style, with all buildings painted in blue and white, and local cafes serving Mediterranean cuisine. The total length of all water attractions is more than 1000 meters, and none of them are the same. For children, there is a large safe area with small and fairly smooth slides. The youngest visitors to the park especially like the Unexpected Shower attraction, when a real waterfall pours out of a huge barrel. For the most daring guests, there is an opportunity to swim with sharks and stingrays, wearing special equipment. In a special pool, a show of fur seals is organized, after which you can swim and take pictures with them.
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Illa Fantasia water park: the perfect place for a family holiday near Barcelona. Spain in Russian
About half an hour from Barcelona, in the heart of the Maresme region (municipality of Vilassar de Dalt), is located Illa Fantasia, a large water park of over 80,000 square meters. m. This is an ideal place for a family holiday with children or fun with friends.
Here you will find three macro pools, a wave pool imitating the sea, a lake, a variety of attractions (there are 23 in total in the park), restaurants with delicious food, a minigolf area, a green area of more than 10,000 square meters. m with barbecue and picnic areas (about 900 tables), children’s playgrounds and much more.
Illa Fantasia was opened in 1981 on the initiative of Antonio Sarria, a successful textile entrepreneur who decided to invest in something special. He owned an estate of more than 80,000 square meters. m, which he decided to turn into a recreation park.
On May 1, 1981, the Leisure Area was officially opened with tennis and squash courts, several water attractions, a bullfighting area and a restaurant. The park was a great success with the public, and Sarria decided to install more water attractions and open a disco, replacing the sports pavilion with it. The square for bullfighting also disappeared: an audience appeared in its place.
Over the years, the park has completely transformed into a water park with many water rides and huge pools.
In May 2005, Josep Maria Cama and Joan Molist purchased all the shares of the park’s owner, Saleon, S.A. – and decided to continue the work of their predecessor.
We present you a brief description of some of the attractions of the water park.
- Aquamania. Three closed pipes leading to the pools, located at a height of 15 meters.
- Bitour. Three slides with sharp turns, located above one of the restaurants.
- Espiral. Closed spiral water slide.
- Espirotub. An enclosed waterslide descending from a tower 10 meters high.
- Jardí de la Delicies. Sculptures up to 12 meters high, from which waterfalls erupt.
They are located around large pools, and at night they become a screen for light shows.
- Kamikazes. A long slide 20 meters high, going down which you can accelerate to more than 60 km / h.
- Masia. Two slides: one open-air, the other covered, allowing you to accelerate on them to impressive speeds.
- Megatous. Three unconnected slides arranged on three levels and made of foam material to make sliding particularly easy.
- Minitous. A small slide for kids leading to a shallow pool.
- Multipista. A 20 meter high slide with many sharp turns.
- Piscina de olas. Beach simulation, but without sand. Swimming pool of 2000 sq. m with 2 million liters of water.
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For the little ones
Illa Fantasia offers a special area for children from 2 to 10 years old, designed so that they can have fun while being completely safe. Here, attractions such as Laberinto Pirata are prepared for them – a space full of interesting surprises, where on an area of 1000 square meters. m there are fountains, places with water jets, “flooded” ships, water slides and much more, and Minitous – a mini-slide descending into a shallow pool.
If we talk about gastronomic offer, in Illa Fantasia restaurants everyone will find something for themselves: restaurants with street food or traditional Spanish dishes, pizzerias, cafeterias, ice cream shops – and this is not the whole list. For example, the El Chef restaurant, which has a salon for 500 guests, is a great place for events.
What else?
Also on the territory of the water park there is a souvenir shop, a supermarket, comfortable changing rooms, a photo studio, an ATM, a medical office, showers adapted to the needs of people with disabilities, and free parking. In addition, there is a large auditorium accommodating about 2,500 people, with three bars, its own kitchen, a 25 sq. m and a hall for concerts, banquets, meetings, presentations, sporting events, etc.
Schedule
- From 9 to 30 June and from 1 to 11 September: Monday to Sunday from 10.00 to 18.00.
- July and August: from Monday to Sunday – from 10.00 to 19.00 (the park is closed on July 8 and August 14).
Prices
- Adults (over 1.2 m tall) – €28.
- Children (height from 90 cm to 1.2 m) and people over 65 years old – €17.
- For children under 90 cm entrance is free.
- Discounts available for organized groups and students.
- You can buy tickets at the box office or on the website of the water park.
Contacts
- Address: Finca Mas Brassó, s/n, C.
P. 08339, Vilassar de Dalt, Barcelona.
- Phone: 93 751 45 53.
- Email for consultations and bookings: [email protected]@illafantasia.com.
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476 reviews
Budget hotel
Offering 3 outdoor swimming pools and several bars and restaurants, Princess Inspire Tenerife – Adults Only is located 250 meters from Playa Fañabé Beach in Adeje.
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8.4
Very well
117 reviews
Budget hotel
Tagoro Family & Fun Costa Adeje Resort is located in a quiet residential area of Costa Adeje, in the southwest of Tenerife.
The staff was amazing…Andrea and the rest at reception were always helpful and friendly.
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From € 170 per night
8.5
Very well
428 reviews
Budget hotel
HOVIMA Atlantis is located just 50 meters from La Pinta Beach on the Costa Adeje. It offers studios and apartments with terraces.
Breakfast and dinner varied and very tasty!
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From € 77.08 per night
8.1
Very well
54 reviews
Budget hotel
The family-run HOVIMA La Pinta Beachfront offers apartments with views of the Atlantic Ocean, hotel gardens or 2 outdoor pools. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Everything and especially the kindness of the girl at the reception.
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From € 154.20 per night
8.5
Very well
19 reviews
Budget hotel
HOVIMA Santa María is located just 300 meters from La Pinta Beach in Playa Fanabe. It offers tennis courts and outdoor pools, one of which is heated in winter.
Wonderful hotel. Good location. Very friendly staff.
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From € 83.31 per night
7.8
Good
119 reviews
Budget hotel
Villa las Flores offers rooms in Adeje near La Pinta Beach and Gran Sur Shopping Centre. The property is close to Aqualand, San Eugenio Shopping Center and Colon Port.
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From € 37.80 per night
1.0
Review score
1 review
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You can go, though Attention, it is not heated !!!!! We were a little cold, my husband didn’t even want to get into the water. I liked the imitation of the sea and excellent slides for kids literally 2 years old. they will be returned to us without any problems, we were told: There are none !!!! It’s a pity. And take food with you if you are with children, the choice there is not great and naturally more expensive.
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After visiting Siam Park 4 times, we were bored in Aqualand. Sunbeds are paid, the territory is not so colorful. Liked the warm pool “bubbles” and a couple of slides.
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Terrible park!!! You can ride only with injuries, all for money.