Aqualandia
Opened in 1985, this was Spain's first water park, with 150,000 m² of slides and pools along the Serra Gelada ridge and the sea always in view. Its best-known ride is Verti-Go, the tallest water slide in Europe: a 33-metre, near-vertical drop that gets you close to 100 km/h in three seconds. A full day out for the whole family.
Aqualandia opened in 1985 as Spain's first water park. Its 150,000 m² of slides and pools spread out along the Serra Gelada ridge, in Benidorm's Rincón de Loix district, with the Mediterranean always in view. It's a full day out designed for the whole family.
The star attraction: Verti-Go
The Verti-Go is the park's best-known ride: the tallest water slide in Europe, a 33-metre, near-vertical drop where you brush against 100 km/h in barely three seconds. It's built for the bravest riders, though the park balances these thrill rides with calmer zones, pools and areas for younger children.
Tips for your visit
- Arrive early: in peak summer season the most popular rides build long queues.
- Bring sunscreen, a hat and water shoes; much of the park is open-air with no shade.
- Pair it with the rest of Benidorm's entertainment, or with our guide to the Intempo skyscraper.
Frequently asked questions
Is Aqualandia free or do you have to pay?
It is not free: it is a water park with paid admission. Check prices and tickets on the official website before you go.
Where is Aqualandia and how big is it?
It sits in Benidorm's Rincón de Loix, overlooking the Serra Gelada with the sea behind it, across 150,000 m² of slides and pools.
What makes Aqualandia special?
It was Spain's first water park (1985) and one of the largest in Europe; its star is the Verti-Go, Europe's tallest water slide with a 33-metre near-vertical drop.
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