Spain isn’t just one of Europe’s most popular holiday destinations for beach and culture lovers. It also has some of the world’s most thrilling water parks, making it the perfect getaway for families. To help you plan your next break, here are the top five water parks in Spain as voted for by holiday reviewers on TripAdvisor and Google.
Of all the water parks in Spain, the highest rated by a mile is Siam Park in Tenerife.
This Thai-themed park boasts the title of Europe’s largest water park, not only because it is full of the most thrilling slides, rides and entertainment, but because it also has plenty of space to relax on sandy beaches, soak up the sound of waterfalls, and snooze as you are carried down slow rivers.
Price: 1-day tickets from £33 per adult and £22 per child; multi-day tickets available at a discount.
Where is it: Playa de Las Americas, Salida 29 Autopista del Sur, San Eugenio 38660, Tenerife.
Access by car or bus by taking Exit 28 off the TS1. Free bus services run from Costa Adeje, Las Americas and Los Cristianos.
Where to stay: Los Cristianos is a popular region on the island for families for its child-friendly beaches and close proximity to other family attractions, including Jungle Park, Monkey Park, and Aqualand.
Europe’s second-largest water park, second only to Siam Park, Aqualandia is right on Benidorm’s doorstep.
Exciting slides, rides and river rapids keep the energetic members of the family entertained, while those preferring some quiet time have a massive range of pools and sunbathing areas to enjoy.
Price: Tickets start from €21 and €112 for a family of four.
Where is it: Aqualandia España, S.A Sierra Helada s/n Rincón de Loix 03503, Benidorm (Alicante). Buses no. 1, 4 and 11 go to Aqualandia from Benidorm and taxis are low cost, too.
Where to stay: Rincon and Gemelos districts are close by and full of kid-friendly hotels.
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This exciting attraction is a magnet for big and small kids alike in the Spanish Costa Brava. However, old your little ones, there is something to entertain them, from paddling pools to whirlpools.
Price: Standard entry: €33; children and seniors (65+): €19; infants: free. Family, group and seasonal rates are available.
Where is it: Ctra. Vidreres, km 1, 2 – 17310, Lloret de Mar. A free bus runs via Lloret de Mar, Tossa de Mar, Blanes, Malgrat de Mar, Pineda de Mar and Calella de la Costa.
Where to stay: Lloret has a whole host of hotels that have been awarded the Family Tourism Seal by Turisme de Catalunya, and the town boasts its own selection of beaches, gardens and family-friendly activities.
From the highest free-fall slide in Europe to relaxing on Bahama Beach, the Caribe Aquatic Park is just one of three PortAventura theme parks in the immediate vicinity. Families could easily spend all their time in the parks, or otherwise, take a short ride into the cultural and varied city of Barcelona.
Price: Prices start at €29 per adult and €25 per child/senior. A variety of deals are available.
Where is it: Avinguda Alcalde Pere Molas, s/n – 43480, Vila-seca. The park even has its own stop on the R-16 Rodalies de Catalunya trainline.
Where to stay: PortAventura offer their own hotels and caravanning locations for ease of access, a comfortable, worry-free stay and themed hotels to keep the fun going even after the sun goes down.
CostaWaterPark is a one-of-a-kind take on the water theme parks in Spain. Instead of taking your kids inland, this company has set up various floating obstacle courses and attractions upon the sea itself. Each inflatable playground is secured, supervised by a professional, and is only a short distance from the coastline, yet offers an entirely unique way to enjoy the ocean.
Price: €10 per hour or €25 for a day pass.
Where is it: Ten sites located along various beaches south of Málaga.
Where to stay: While the Costa del Sol is full to the brim of family-friendly hotels, the best place to stay is in Málaga. It is located just a short car or bus ride to any of the CostaWaterPark sites, while the city itself has its own beaches, restaurants and activities for the whole family to enjoy.
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