WATER PARKS IN TENERIFE
Siam Park, Aqualand & more
Water parks in Tenerife
In the mood for a day of water fun under the Canary sun? Tenerife has spectacular water parks that aren’t just for kids. After all, everyone likes to feel like a kid again now and then.
Here you’ll find an overview of the best water parks, including tips and tickets:
Siam Park
Not only the most famous water park in Tenerife, but year after year voted the best water park in the world! The beautifully designed park is built entirely in Thai style and offers spectacular slides, relaxing lazy rivers, and a gigantic wave pool with a white-sand beach.
Location: Costa Adeje
Price from: €44
Aqualand Costa Adeje
Slides, kids’ zones, and an educational dolphin show make Aqualand Costa Adeje a cheerful day out. Since it’s usually a bit quieter here than at Siam Park, it’s ideal for families with young children. There’s plenty to keep older kids and adults happy too.
Location: Costa Adeje
Price from: €36
Insider tips – water parks
• Water shoes: allowed on most attractions, unlike flip-flops. They save you from walking around barefoot and give you extra grip.
• Sunscreen: water + sun = you burn faster than you think. So apply plenty of waterproof sunscreen.
• Food & drinks: you can bring your own, but in Siam Park only in the picnic area and with a €3 storage fee. Both parks also have restaurants and snack kiosks.
• Fast Pass: super handy in high season to skip long queues; available inside the park.
• Height requirements: many of the bigger attractions require a minimum height of 1.20 m — good to keep in mind.
• Shuttle buses: in Costa Adeje there are free buses to Siam Park and Aqualand. Siam Park also offers paid pick-up services from other areas.
• Resident discount: both parks offer discounted rates for island residents (show your resident card).
• Twin tickets: save money by getting a combo ticket — two fun days out for a reduced price.
Unique pools
If you’re looking for something different from the usual hotel pool but not really in the mood for water slides, Tenerife has a few real gems. Costa Martiánez in Puerto de la Cruz and Parque Marítimo in Santa Cruz aren’t just great places to cool off — they were also designed by the famous Canarian artist and landscape architect César Manrique.
The design alone makes a day here truly worthwhile:
Parque Marítimo – Santa Cruz de Tenerife
A stunning complex with saltwater pools, palm trees, and views of the ocean and the iconic Auditorio de Santa Cruz. Both locals and tourists come here to relax, cool off, and soak up the sun. Perfect to combine with a cultural visit to the island’s capital. Entry €7.50 (€5 for residents), tickets available at the entrance or on the official Parque Marítimo website.
Lago Martiánez – Puerto de la Cruz
This impressive seaside recreation complex in Puerto de la Cruz was designed by César Manrique in the early 1970s. Swimming, palm trees, and a beautiful setting make it a perfect spot for a relaxing day. Entry around €7; tickets can be purchased at the entrance.
Want to explore more excursions? The excursions page offers a handy overview of everything there is to do on Tenerife.
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