Water Parks Alicante 8 prices and offers 2025

Alicante has emerged as one of the most highly acclaimed tourist destinations in Spain in recent years, and it’s all down to the seemingly never-ending variety of activities that visitors can enjoy. However, it’s also famous for scorching temperatures in summer months. Cooling off in the sea at the beaches of la Costa Blanca (the White Coast) is the traditional remedy to the heat, but we all know that taking the kids to the beach can be more trouble than it’s worth. That’s why we encourage you to come to the fantastic water parks that are located in the Alicante region.

No one, younger kids and teens alike, can say no to a plan like this. The quantity of rides on offer will keep them entertained all day, without a moment to get bored. But Alicante’s water parks aren’t just for families, organising a trip with your friends and competing to see who can go down the most slides could be the most fun activity you’ll do together all summer.

Where are the best water parks in Alicante?

• Altea: this town is famous for its resemblance to the Greek island of Santorini, but there’s no need to travel so far to discover such a beautiful place. Aside from its exquisite beaches and coves, Altea also has the most unique water park in the region. Imagine bumping into Robin Hood on a waterslide in a park on the Spanish coast. Well that’s bound to happen in Altea because the whole park is based on the legends of this English hero. We’re sure that you won’t find a place like Altea anywhere else, so come on down for an unforgettable day out.

• Benidorm: the most famous water park in Alicante is found here, in fact it was the first of its kind in the whole country. With decades of experience entertaining thrill seekers, it’s also one of the best. But don’t be fooled, just because it’s been open for almost 40 years doesn’t mean it’s not on the cutting edge of water park fun. On the contrary, Benidorm’s water park knows its clientele perfectly and is constantly opening new and novel attractions that other parks haven’t thought of yet.

• Torrevieja: this city boasts coastlines which convert a sunset walk after a day at the beach into a dream-like experience. But if you feel like doing something more intense, then you have to visit the water park. It’s packed with a wide variety of exciting rides. If you have vertigo, we promise that half an hour in Torrevieja’s water park will cure your fear of heights. Face your fears, and turn them into enjoyment!

• Elche: this was the original capital of the Alicante region, but it’s not just its history that sets Elche apart. Its safari-themed water park is the perfect option for children. The park is smaller than the others on offer, but the rides are just as intense, and they’re specially aimed at kids. A day at Elche’s water park will ensure a peaceful night’s sleep for the whole family. Doesn’t sound bad, does it?

What activities do the water parks have in Alicante?

There’s something for everyone in Alicante’s water parks. Special kids’ zones for younger children have shallow pools equipped with interactive installations to play with. There are also rapids, which are usually reserved for older visitors, designed with children in mind to be a smoother ride.

Adrenaline junkies need look no further than Alicante for open air enclosed rides, slides with epic drops that you hanging in the air for seconds at a time, and of course the famous rapids - perfect for racing against your friends.

The slow river and the wave pool have mythical status in water parks, and they are apt for the whole family. Young or old, it doesn’t matter in these attractions, the good times are guaranteed.

What should I bring to a water park in Alicante?

A swimming costume is of course the most important thing to take with you, because you’re going to be in and out of the water all day and you need to be comfortable. And naturally, after getting wet you’ll want to dry yourself off so don’t forget to put a towel in your bag. It’s also important to think about footwear: you won’t be allowed to wear it on the rides, but you’ll want something to make moving around the park easier.

Two things that you’ve got to remember are sunscreen and a hat. You can’t wear anything on your head when you’re going down a slide, but don’t leave it out of your bag because when the sun shines you can easily burn. Finally, we advise against wearing jewellery, watches or contact lenses, as you could lose them at any moment and we don’t want you worrying about anything else but having the time of your life.

That’s all you need to know about visiting a water park in Alicante. The only thing left to do is book and go! It’ll be waiting for you with open arms.