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In a destination like the Canary Islands, visitors look for a wide range of activities to enjoy with the family. This time, we bring you a Lanzarote water parks guide so you can include them in your itinerary. Find out where they are and what the best attractions are in each one.
Best water parks in Lanzarote
Do you want to enjoy a day of pools and slides? Lanzarote offers several water parks where you can enjoy fun experiences with the whole family.
Aquapark Costa Teguise: the main water park on the island
The largest and most complete water park in Lanzarote is Aquapark Costa Teguise. As it is the biggest, it also offers the widest range of activities for all tastes, from steep slides to calm lagoons for younger children and a river with rapids.
The aquapark features a total of 25 slides and 11 pools, as well as food areas, restaurants, a jacuzzi, sun loungers and more. In addition to water attractions, there is also paintball and a virtual reality room, both available at an additional cost.
Aqualava Playa Blanca: modern and eco-friendly option
Aqualava is the newest water park, and, although it is smaller in size, it is an excellent option for the whole family. Some of its most famous attractions are spiral slides, a saltwater wave pool unique in Lanzarote, and the magma river, ideal for relaxing while drifting along the current.
The pool water is heated using a geothermal system, making it the most eco-friendly option. In addition, the park’s design reflects the island’s volcanic origin. You will also find services such as a restaurant, shops, parasols, sunbeds, changing rooms, Wi-Fi and more.
Dino Park: a different kind of family fun
If you are travelling to Lanzarote with children, they will love visiting this theme park. The water park is part of the Aparthotel Paradise Island facilities; it is open to both guests and the general public.
It features tube slides and children’s areas. For the more adventurous, there are kamikaze-style slides.
Water park Lanzarote map and locations
Where each park is located
Aquapark is located in Costa Teguise, on the east coast of Lanzarote. You can get there by car, and free parking is available. If you prefer public transport, bus lines 1, 3 and 25 will take you to Costa Teguise. The park also offers a paid shuttle service that picks up visitors from different points on the island.
Aqualava is located in Playa Blanca and has free parking nearby if you are going there by car. There are also several bus routes that take you there from different parts of the island. From Puerto del Carmen, you can take lines 61 and 161; from Arrecife, line 60; from Costa Teguise, lines 1 and 3, and then line 60 to complete the journey. The park also provides free transfers for visitors who are not residents of the Canary Islands.
Dino Park is also in Playa Blanca, at Calle Francia 2. You can reach it by car or bus. Likewise, there are transfer services available to take you to the hotel.
Remember that planning your transport around the island, including Lanzarote airport transfers, is essential for a smoother trip. Plan ahead and avoid unnecessary hassles.
Prices, tickets and opening times
If you want to visit water parks in Lanzarote, the following information is key to planning your trips.
Average ticket prices by park
Ticket prices for the parks are as follows:
- Aquapark Costa Teguise: you can enjoy a full day at the park for €28; children aged 4 to 12 and adults over 65 pay €19. If you are visiting for half a day, prices are €20 and €16. Discounts are often available when purchasing online.
- Aqualava Playa Blanca: non-resident prices are €30 for adults and €20 for children. Residents pay €20 and €15. You can also find passes and promotions when buying through the park’s website.
- Dino Park: adults pay €20 and children €14.
Opening seasons and best times to visit
When planning your trip to Lanzarote, it is important to know the opening times of each park. Aquapark is open from 10:00 to 17:00. During the winter months, the park closes and reopens in March. In April and May, it is open from Thursday to Monday, and the rest of the year it is open daily.
Aqualava, on the other hand, is open every day of the year, although opening hours vary by season. In summer, it is open from 10:00 to 18:00, and in winter, from 10:00 to 17:00.
Finally, Dino Park is open from 10:00 to 18:00 in summer and from 11:00 to 17:00 in winter.
Tips for visiting water parks in Lanzarote
Visiting water parks is a great way to enjoy a different kind of day on the island, especially if you are travelling with the whole family. Take note of the following tips to make the most of your aquatic adventure.
What to bring (essentials)
To fully enjoy your visit to any water park in Lanzarote, bring:
- Water-resistant sun cream.
- Swimwear and a change of clothes.
- Flip-flops or water shoes.
- A towel.
- Cash or a debit or credit card for lockers, food or extras.
- A waterproof phone case.
How to avoid queues
To avoid crowds, buy your tickets online and arrive early. At this time, there are not only fewer queues but also less heat. Another option is to visit in the mid-afternoon, from around 15:30 onwards.
Avoid weekends and peak season (July–August). Also, prioritise the most popular attractions at the start of your visit.
Safety tips and rules
Water parks are safe and have lifeguards and supervised areas. However, it is important to take precautions, including:
- Respect height and weight restrictions on slides.
- Always supervise children.
- Use life jackets or floats when necessary.
- Follow staff instructions.
Are you ready to explore Lanzarote water parks? We hope this information helps you make the most of your stay on the island.
Sources:
- https://aquaparklanzarote.es/
- https://aqualava.net/
- https://canariaslovers.com/en/best-lanzarote-waterparks/
- https://www.excursionslanzarote.com/lanzarote-waterparks
- https://lanzaroteinformation.co.uk/playa-blanca-water-parks
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