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Aquapark Costa Teguise is the original and biggest water park on Lanzarote, a sprawling 22,000-square-metre playground of slides, pools and thrills on the island’s east coast. This is the one for adrenaline: home to some of the most exhilarating water slides in Europe, including the legendary Kamikaze and Whirlwind, alongside gentler pools, a dedicated children’s area and plenty of space to relax in the sun. It’s been entertaining families on the island for decades and remains a favourite full-day out. Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
You’ll find Aquapark on the east coast in Costa Teguise, spread across a genuinely large site that makes it comfortably the biggest of Lanzarote’s two water parks.
Where Aqualava down in Playa Blanca is the compact, modern newcomer, Aquapark is the long-established original, and its size is its big selling point: there’s simply more of everything, and in particular the bigger, faster, scarier slides that thrill-seekers come for. It’s laid out with families and groups in mind, with attractions graded by height so everyone from toddlers to daredevil teenagers has plenty to go at.
The Big Slides At AquaPark
This is where Aquapark really earns its reputation. For the brave there’s a serious line-up of high-adrenaline rides, headed by the famous Kamikaze, a near-vertical plunge down a giant slide, and the Whirlwind, along with others like the Stuka and the Torbellino that are reserved for taller, older visitors.
In all there are more than fifteen attractions for anyone over 1.20 metres, ranging from stomach-lurching drops to fast, twisting tunnel rides that whizz you down to the splash pool. There’s also the Aquaracer for racing your family down side by side. If your idea of a water park is proper thrills rather than a gentle paddle, this is the park on the island for you.
AquaPark Is A Fun Day Out For The Kids
It’s not all white-knuckle stuff, and there’s plenty here for smaller members of the family too. There’s a dedicated Children’s Lake for little ones under 1.20 metres, a separate splash area for under-eights, and a whole range of gentler kids’ slides for those under 1.50 metres, so children can build up their confidence on rides scaled to their size.
There’s even a children’s wave pool. The park’s height-based system makes it easy to know at a glance what your child can safely go on, which takes a lot of the guesswork out of the day, and there are calmer pools and shaded spots for parents to keep an eye on things.
Beyond the Water Attractions
Aquapark offers a bit more than slides and pools. Dotted around the site you’ll find extras like mini golf and climbing walls to break up the day, along with sunbathing areas to flop in between rides.
When hunger strikes there’s a restaurant and dining area on site, plus a gift shop, and in-park photographers who capture the action, with prints available to buy afterwards if you fancy a souvenir, and no pressure to if you don’t.
Prices & Sunbeds at AquaPark Lanzarote
Sunbeds are free for all guests and there are plenty of them, so you can claim a spot to leave your things and relax between rides without paying extra. Lockers are available to hire if you’d rather lock valuables away, at a small charge depending on the size. A day ticket is the standard option, and if your family are real water babies there are season and multi-day passes worth looking at.
A few practical pointers from regular visitors: the paved areas can get hot underfoot in the summer, so pool shoes are a sensible idea, and while there’s food and drink on site, some find the prices a little steep, so factor in a bit of lunch money. Bring swimwear, towels, suncream and a hat, and you’re set.
AquaPark Opening Times and Getting There
The one important thing to know about Aquapark is that, unlike Aqualava, it’s seasonal rather than open all year. It generally runs from late March through to early or mid-November, closing over the winter, and opens daily from 10am to 5pm through the main season, with slightly reduced days at the very start and end of the season, so it’s always worth checking the official website for the exact dates and hours around your visit.
The park is in Costa Teguise on Avenida del Golf, easy to reach by car with free parking on site, by the regular island bus, or via the pick-up service that many tickets include, with transfers from resorts like Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca for a small charge paid on the day. It’s worth booking ahead, as the park has limited capacity and can sell out at busy times.
Why Aquapark Is a Great Day Out
Aquapark Costa Teguise is the go-to when you want a proper, action-packed water park day on Lanzarote. As the island’s biggest, it has the widest choice of attractions, the most thrilling slides by a distance, and enough for every age and nerve level, from the toddlers’ lake to the fearsome Kamikaze. Add the free sunbeds, the mini golf and climbing walls, and the easy transfers from the other resorts, and it’s a reliably brilliant family day out under the Lanzarote sun. Just remember it shuts for the winter, so it’s one to plan for the warmer half of the year. Bring your swimwear and your courage, and enjoy.
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