Water parks in Spain

Siam Park in Adeje, Tenerife, ranks among the largest water parks in Spain and combines Thai architecture with modern attractions. The park features the Tower of Power, a 92-foot (28-meter) slide that passes through a shark tank, as well as The Dragon, a multi-lane family slide. Additional facilities include a large wave pool, white sand beaches and several relaxation areas with tropical vegetation. The facility offers specialized zones for young children and high-speed slides for experienced visitors.

This coastal complex includes seven pools, a central saltwater lake and gardens with black volcanic sand. Lago Martínez covers roughly 100,000 square meters in Puerto de la Cruz and uses Atlantic seawater filtered and treated directly from the ocean. Designed by Canarian artist César Manrique, the facility combines functional swimming areas with landscape architecture. Beyond the pools, visitors find sunbathing zones, dining facilities and changing rooms. The black sand in the lounging areas comes from local volcanic formations. The complex serves both residents and visitors as an alternative to the area's natural beaches. Water temperatures remain comfortable year-round due to Tenerife's geographic location.

This entertainment center in Magaluf combines water attractions with interactive games, virtual reality experiences and an upside-down building styled after Himalayan architecture. The facility targets families with children and offers a mix of water slides, indoor entertainment and themed areas that draw from Southeast Asian design. Attractions include climbing walls, 4D cinemas and several interactive game zones. Multiple pools and water play areas complement the offerings. The park sits in western Mallorca and operates during summer months and off-season weekends.

This water park in Benidorm features 15 attractions including vertical drop slides, wave pools and designated areas for children. The facility operates with monitored safety standards and includes high-speed slides that reach drop heights of several stories. Amenities include family slides, shallow splash pools for younger children and relaxation areas. The park is located on the Costa Blanca and operates primarily during the summer months.

This water park on Gran Canaria features several slides, including an eight-lane racing track, various tube slides and children's pools. Aqualand Maspalomas offers water-based entertainment for families with younger children as well as visitors who prefer faster attractions. The facility sits near the island's southern resort areas and operates during the summer months.

This Caribbean-themed water park features several pools, slides, restaurants and a beach area with lounge chairs. The facility belongs to the PortAventura World Resort and sits near the Costa Daurada. Visitors find various attractions for different age groups, from children's areas to faster slides for adults. The park complements the other themed sections of the resort and opens during the summer season. Facilities also include changing rooms, lockers and Caribbean-styled dining options.

This water park on the Costa Brava spans 140,000 square meters (approximately 34 acres) and provides various attractions for families and thrill seekers. Water World Lloret features multiple wave pools, different slide types ranging from gentle family rides to steep high-speed runs, lazy rivers and dedicated areas for young children with shallow pools and age-appropriate play elements. The facility includes several food service points, changing rooms and lockers. The park sits roughly 3 miles (5 kilometers) from downtown Lloret de Mar and operates from June through September.

This water park along Tenerife's southern coast spreads across multiple levels with different slide types, including freefall and wave channels. Aqualand Costa Adeje includes separate areas for younger visitors with shallow pools and a dolphin facility that hosts daily presentations. The park has several dining areas and sunbathing zones between attractions. The facility sits about 2 miles from the coastal zone and operates from April through October.

This water park in Corralejo covers 62,000 square feet (25,000 square meters) and features slides of varying speeds, multiple pools and play areas for children. The facility caters to families with different age groups and includes calmer zones with shallow pools for younger visitors as well as faster attractions for teenagers and adults. Located in northern Fuerteventura, the park operates from May through October, with peak season during summer months. The facility provides changing rooms, lockers and food service areas.

Aquopolis La Pineda spans 110,000 square meters (270 acres) and features water slides of varying difficulty levels, wave pools and dedicated areas for children. The park includes a dolphin show that runs daily. The facility offers quieter zones with lounging areas and shallow pools. Located on the Costa Daurada, the park operates from May through September. Attractions include free-fall slides, rafting courses and family slides. The grounds provide restaurants, changing facilities and lockers for visitors.

Aquopolis Villanueva de la Cañada is the largest water park in the Madrid region, featuring slides of varying heights, wave pools, children's pools and sunbathing areas. Located about 19 miles (30 kilometers) west of the capital, this facility offers different attractions for families, including kamikaze slides for thrill-seekers and shallow areas for younger visitors. The park includes several themed zones with water slides ranging from 20 feet (6 meters) to over 49 feet (15 meters) in height, along with restaurants and changing facilities. It operates from May through September and belongs to the Aquopolis chain, which runs multiple locations throughout Spain.

This water park in Magaluf features attractions styled after the American West, divided into three zones. The family area includes slides and pools designed for all ages, while the children's section offers shallower water features and smaller attractions. The high-speed zone caters to visitors seeking fast slides and high-adrenaline water rides. Western Water Park combines themed design with various water attractions, adding to Spain's water park offerings with its specific setting.

Isla Mágica Agua Mágica is a water park on the outskirts of Seville that provides several pools, water slides, and a lagoon area. This park caters to families and features different themed zones, including a Caribbean beach section with a wave pool and multiple slides of varying speeds. A separate children's zone with shallow pools and smaller attractions is available for younger visitors. The park complements the adjacent Isla Mágica theme park and shares an entrance area with it. Sun terraces and shaded sections are distributed throughout the grounds. The park opens during the summer months and sits on Isla de la Cartuja, about 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) north of the old town.

This water park in Torremolinos operates 16 water slides of varying intensity levels, including multi-lane racers and kamikaze drops. The facility spreads across multiple levels with wave pools, dedicated children's area and separate relaxation zones. The park sits two miles (three kilometers) from downtown and includes changing facilities, lockers and several food service areas. Operating season runs from May through October, with capacity for several thousand daily visitors. Multiple covered sections provide sun protection, while the facility also features dedicated areas for toddlers with shallow pools.

Aquapark Cerceda operates pools and various slides in a facility with gardens about 30 kilometers north of A Coruña. The park includes separate sections for young children and adults, featuring splash pools, wave pools and multiple slides with different speed levels. The grounds contain lawn areas and shaded zones between attractions. The park opens during summer season and serves mainly visitors from the Galicia region.

Warner Beach is the water park section within Parque Warner Bros, offering film-themed water slides and an artificial beach alongside several aquatic attractions. The facility complements the main theme park with various water-based features tied to recognizable film characters and franchises. The setup includes multiple slides of varying speeds, swimming areas and a wave pool zone. The water park presents regular shows and performances featuring characters from the Warner Bros universe. Operating hours are limited to the warmer months, typically from June through September.

Aquarama features several water slides, including the steep Devil's Jump. The park maintains a separate area for children with shallow water features and smaller attractions. Located along the Mediterranean coast, the facility complements the region's tourism offerings during summer months. Beyond the high-speed slides, the park provides gentler water attractions for families with younger children.

Aquamijas is a water park in the hills above Mijas on the Costa del Sol. The park features several slides of varying difficulty, including family rides and faster installations for experienced visitors. In addition to the slides, there are multiple pools and a dedicated area for younger children with shallow water and smaller attractions. Regular water shows take place throughout the summer months. The facility sits roughly 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the coast and operates from May through September.

Aquavelis offers a compact selection of water attractions in the coastal town of Torre del Mar. The park features several slides geared toward adults, along with calmer areas for younger visitors. Multiple pools complement the facilities, and several dining options are available throughout the grounds. The venue ranks among the smaller water parks along the Costa del Sol, focusing primarily on local visitors and vacationers from the surrounding area.

Aqua Tropic uses filtered seawater in all pools and attractions, a distinctive feature among Spain's water parks. The park sits near the coast and draws water from the Mediterranean for its facilities. The complex includes multiple slides of varying difficulty levels, wave pools and children's areas. From several points, this park offers views of the surrounding mountains and coastline. The natural saltwater is an alternative to the chlorinated pools found at other facilities. The season runs during the summer months when water temperatures are comfortable.

Marineland Catalunya combines a marine park with a water park in Palafolls. The facility offers dolphin shows, various water slides and multiple swimming pools. The park caters to families and includes separate areas for younger children with shallow pools, as well as slides of different heights for older visitors. Dolphin shows take place at scheduled times and demonstrate the behaviors and abilities of the animals. Beyond the water attractions, the park also includes areas for observing marine life and dining facilities. Operating hours are limited to the warmer months of the year.

This water park in Roses covers several acres with various pools, an artificial river and fast slides set among gardens. Aquabrava combines water attractions for different age groups, from family features to steep slides for thrill seekers. The facility includes lounging areas and shaded spots between the water sections. The park sits in the Catalan coastal town of Roses and complements the Costa Brava leisure offerings during the summer months.

AquaVera stands in the Andalusian municipality of Vera near the Mediterranean coast and offers a selection of water-based attractions for families. The park features water slides of varying heights, wave pools, and separate sections for younger visitors. The facility adds to Spain's network of water parks with a location in Almería province, operating during the summer season and including both slides designed for different age groups and relaxation areas.

This water park in Torrevieja features multiple pools and slides designed for different age groups. Flamingo Aquapark caters particularly to families with young children through dedicated play areas with shallow water depths and gentler attractions. The facility includes wave pools, lazy rivers and traditional water slides at varying speeds. Palm trees provide shaded areas between the water features. The facility operates seasonally during the warmer months and sits in the coastal city along the Costa Blanca.

Splash Sur Menorca features multiple pools with temperature control, a children's play area and slides of varying heights. The water park caters to families with young children as well as older visitors seeking different water attractions. The facility offers graduated options, from gentle slides for younger guests to taller structures for more experienced swimmers. The temperature-controlled pools allow for extended stays even outside the hottest summer months.

Aquopolis Sevilla is a water park in southern Spain that offers various water slides, a wave pool and a dedicated section for younger visitors. The facility includes multiple restaurants and shaded rest areas throughout the grounds. Among the attractions are racing slides where visitors can start simultaneously, along with different water pools. The park is designed for families and provides areas with varying intensity levels. The season runs during the warmer months when the climate in Andalusia suits outdoor water activities.

This water park combines various water slides with animal shows and sits along the Algarve coast near Quarteira. The facility features six fast-paced slides of varying intensity, a large wave pool with artificially generated waves, and several themed areas for different age groups. Beyond the water attractions, Aquashow Park offers daily shows featuring birds and marine mammals. The park also includes quieter zones with lounging areas and a restaurant serving regional cuisine.

Illes Medes Estartit in L'Estartit provides swimming pools of varying depths, water slides and a dedicated area for young children. The facility includes marine educational exhibits that focus on the underwater environment of the nearby Mediterranean. Located on Catalonia's Costa Brava, the park combines recreational water activities with educational content about the region's marine ecosystems. The facility serves families and offers swimming options for different age groups alongside presentations on marine biology and local sea life.

This water park offers slides, swimming pools and splash areas for children. The facility provides sun loungers, food service and changing rooms. Aquapark Ciudad Quesada is located in Alicante province and adds to the selection of water parks along Spain's Mediterranean coast. The facility serves families and focuses on basic water attractions without the themed elements of larger Spanish water parks. Infrastructure includes service areas for visitors spending a day of swimming and water activities.