Voted the world's best water park multiple years running, Siam Park in Tenerife delivers epic thrills for all ages. Giant slides, lazy rivers, wave pools, and a spectacular Thai-themed resort make it an unmissable day out.
Regularly called the best water park on the planet
Siam Park does not mess about. It has been voted the world's best water park year after year, and one day inside tells you why. Slides that drop you nearly vertical, a wave pool that kicks up proper surf, a lazy river for when your legs give out, and a whole Thai themed world built around it. It is adrenaline and lounging in equal measure, and the day disappears before you know it.
What to ride
The Tower of Power sends you down a near vertical drop through a tank of sharks. The Dragon and the Singha deliver twists and speed. Then there is the enormous wave pool with its white sand beach, the gentle lazy river that loops the whole park, and a dedicated area for younger kids. Something for the daredevils and something for everyone else.
Who it is for
Families, teenagers, couples, thrill seekers, pretty much anyone who likes water and sunshine. Balance a wild water day here with the animals at Loro Parque, or recover the next day on a gentle sunset cruise.
Good to know
It is in Costa Adeje in the south, easy to reach from most resorts. Go early to beat the queues for the big slides, bring sun cream and reapply it often, and consider hiring a locker. Tickets booked ahead save time at the entrance.
What's included
- Voted world's best water park
- Giant slides & wave pool
- Beach pool with real waves
- VIP areas & restaurants on-site
Frequently asked questions
Where is Siam Park?
It is in Costa Adeje on the south coast of Tenerife, within easy reach of most southern resorts.
Is it suitable for young children?
Yes. Alongside the big thrill slides there is a dedicated kids' area, a wave pool and a lazy river, so families with all ages are well catered for.
What are the must-ride slides?
The Tower of Power with its near vertical drop is the headline, along with the Dragon and the Singha. The wave pool is a favourite with everyone.
Should I book tickets in advance?
Yes, booking ahead saves queuing at the entrance and means you can get straight to the slides, especially in peak season.
How long should I spend there?
A full day is ideal. There is enough to fill it, and going early helps you get on the big rides before the queues build.
