Water Parks in Costa Blanca

The first Spanish water park, Aqualandia Benidorm, was built in 1985 in the Sierra Helada Nature Park. Today it covers an area of about 150,000 square metres and has slides and pools for children and adults.

The tiny territory of the park is divided into two parts — the Iberian Peninsula and the African savannah. Without any open-air cages, animals of 50 species roam here (but you should not be afraid; invisible to the eye barriers still exclude the contact of animals with humans). You can also ...

Although Benidorm has beautiful beaches and a clear sea, many enjoy the Aqua Natura artificial wave pool. It features waterfalls and geysers, as well as a spa area. Adjacent to the pool is a sandy beach with sun loungers, umbrellas, several bars, and a green picnic area.

There are 7 restaurants, cafés and kiosks in the water park. Their menus are primarily fast food, but you can bring your food to the waterpark (except for drinking in glass containers). Aquapolis Waterpark is outdoors, so wearing sunscreen and headgear is a good idea.

We recommend the Ciudad Quesada water park, located almost in the Rojales (Alicante province) centre. The water park of Rojales is not new; the local government opened it back in 1986. However, the facilities are fully operational, and the 21 hectares of land are well maintained. Not only tourists ...

If you've chosen Costa Blanca as your holiday destination, you're sure to enjoy its pristine beaches and the friendliness of the locals. But don't spend your entire holiday on a sun lounger by the sea or pool. Treat your child to a holiday — take them to one of the local ...