Aquacolors, Water park in Poreč, Croatia.

Aquacolors is a water park near Poreč, built on a 10-hectare site that opened in May 2015 at a cost of roughly 25 million euro. Its attractions include water slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a kids corner, making it one of the largest water parks in southeast Europe.

The park opened in 2015 as the Adriatic coast's largest water park at that time. Since then it has become an established destination for families visiting the region.

Aquacolors takes its name from the combination of water and colour, and the park's slides and pools are colour-coded by attraction type, which visitors use to navigate the 10-hectare site. The park opened in May 2015 near Poreč and is among the largest waterparks in southeast Europe.

The park lies near Poreč, on 10 hectares of grounds, so allow time to walk between the slides, wave pool, lazy river and kids' corner. The sun is strong on the Istrian coast in summer; bring sunscreen and a cover-up.

Alongside the family zones, there is a separate indoor pool with an integrated bar reserved for adults. This area provides a quieter retreat for those seeking time away from the busier family sections.