Aqualand
Aqualand
As you'd expect for a Tenerife water park, Aqualand has water slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and kids' mini water parks. But this attraction also boasts a spa-inspired chill out zone with hot tubs, hydro-massage jets and submersed bubble baths.
Aqualand Costa Adeje YouTube
Published: July 27, 2023 - Last updated: December 12, 2023 Everything you need to know about the best water parks in Tenerife, including the pros and cons of each If you're looking for all year round warm destination to travel Tenerife is a great place to go.
Aqualand Tenerife Water Park Aqualand Costa Adeje
Thrill seekers will love the slides at Aqualand Costa Adeje, one of the largest water parks on the island of Tenerife. Tsunami, Ciclones, and Gravity stand at over 60 feet high, while Rapids and Kikazes focus on speed.
;img.crop(width:1080%2Cheight:608))
Make a splash at Aqualand Thomson now TUI
The Aqualand is a water park in Tenerife located in the Costa Adeje area, near Playa de Las Americas. It has a large selection of slides, tunnels, swimming pools and kids play areas. The park also has a spectacular dolphin show that is included in the ticket price. Ever wanted to swim with dolphins? Well now you can.
Aqualand JB Car Hire in Tenerife
Adults: 42€ Children (3-11): 30€ Infant (0-2): free Up to 72 hours free to cancel Water park tickets More Information - Book Here Siam Park premium ticket From 47€ 57 Verified Reviews - 4.73 Adults: 65€ Children (3-11): 47€ Infant (0-2): free Up to 72 hours free to cancel Water park tickets More Information - Book Here
Aqualand in Tenerife Review Things to do in Tenerife A to Z Tenerife
Multisurf An 16 meter high attraction comprising of six lanes. Lay on one of our mats and race your friends down an exhilarating 100 meter drop Twister Racer Speed and fun for our visitors, 80m long, 14m high and 4 tracks to provide you with the best leisure moments. Try them! Flying Boats
Aqualand Tenerife Water Park Aqualand Costa Adeje
Thrill seekers will love the slides at Aqualand Costa Adeje, one of the largest water parks on the island of Tenerife. Tsunami, Ciclones, and Gravity stand at over 60 feet high, while Rapids and Kikazes focus on speed.
