Your Complete Guide to Siam Park Tenerife

Siam Park, Tenerife, has been voted as the number one water park in the world for five years in a row. That's some accolade. Located in the south of Tenerife, Costa Adeje, Siam Park Water Park covers an area of 18 hectares that features not just rides, but lots of other attractions as well. With over 10 rides and a choice of relaxation spots, Siam Park Tenerife is the perfect place to visit with your friends and family.

Siam Park Waterpark, Tenerife

Ready to visit the park yet? Let this be your complete guide to Siam Park where you will find everything you need to know from Siam Park ticket details, to where to eat and how to get there.

Your Complete Guide to Siam Park. Tickets, Attractions, and more

Siam Park is an absolute must-visit for anyone heading to Tenerife. The water park is one of the most amazing family experiences on the island and is themed around a tropical Thai paradise including temples, cascading waterfalls and epic views.

How to find Siam Park Tenerife

Siam Park is easy to find. It's just a 5-10 minute drive from the holiday resort of Los Cristianos and a 3-minute drive from Playa de las Americas.

Getting to know Siam Park Tenerife

The first thing you need to do on arrival at Siam Park Tenerife if to grab a free map. Siam Park covers 43 Acres so you'd want to plan how to maximize your day and get the most out of it. After you've got your bearings head straight to a locker station and leave your valuables and heavy items. You won't want to be lugging anything around that will prevent you from having fun! The best strategy would be to finish all the popular rides first because crowds start coming in towards lunchtime.

The big rides are the most popular, so be sure to head over to the Tower of Power, the Dragon, and the Vulcano first to beat the rush. Afterward, you can just pick whatever ride you want to do and have a more relaxing day. You could choose to go around the map clockwise or pick a number to start (all the rides are numbered on the Siam Park map). When you're ready to relax, you can head to the beach area and grab some cold drinks.

The park also offers the use of sun loungers, life jackets, tubes, and umbrellas - all for free. Siam Park offers free WiFi so you'll always be connected to your favorite social media channel to post photos and updates of your day.

Are you celebrating a special occasion? Siam Park offers exclusive packages to help celebrate your birthday and host private parties. It also provides experiences for company events, musical events, sports parties, business meetings, incentive days, conferences, exhibitions, and more

If you want to experience this global award-winning waterpark in a convenient way, our expert team at TravelON World is waiting to arrange this activity for you. Our customer service is available through our online chat system or through our local hotline ready to answer your queries!

Siam Park, Tenerife, Attractions

Tower of Power Siam Park

Some of the rides that made Siam Park Costa Adeje famous are the Tower of Power, The Dragon, and Kinnaree. The Tower of Power features a drop of 28 meters that's almost vertical. Towards the end, you'll be submerged in a shark tank through a transparent tube before plunging into the pool. Lifeguards are on standby and you'd have to be 1.4 meters or taller to be allowed on the ride.

The Dragon

The Dragon lets you and three companions get on a raft that goes on full speed. You'll slide through a 20-meter-wide tunnel, which will eventually drop and land in the pool. A height restriction of at least 1.25 meters is required to get on this ride.

Kinnaree

Kinnaree, a fairly new attraction in the park, is 20 meters long and 25 meters above the ground. You'll experience turning and twisting like a snake and will feel the rush when the wave takes you down through what seems to be a jungle. Here, you'll enjoy magnificent views while still experiencing that adrenaline rush!

Mai Thai River & Crazy River

Sit back and relax on your inflatable whilst floating down the largest lazy river in the World. Wind your way through the waters that flow through the heart of the Tenerife Waterpark and enjoy all the sights including the aquarium, lush greenery, and spectacular waterfalls before enjoying a Jacuzzi finale.

Mekong Rapids

Enjoy the Mekong Rapids with all the family It might be challenging at times, but it's great fun as you navigate the waters in your family-sized raft.

The Giant

Popular with all ages, feel the force of gravity as the water takes you down this 'Giant' Slide themed upon the classic Temple Guardian.

Naga Racer Water Slides

For those with a competitive nature, the Naga Racer is an awesome way to challenge your friends and family to race to the bottom of this wavy water slide. Who can make it to the bottom first?

Volcano

Spin around the enormous unlit crater-like lava as the water takes you through the Volcano-themed attraction. Super fun for all the family!

Jungle Snake Waterslides

Slither your way down the Snake-themed slides as the flumes entwine on their way down to the pools below.

The Lost City and Baby Zone

Enjoy the Waterfalls and gentle slides of this themed fortress, with a baby zone for the little ones in the family. It's designed for kids, but adults will also love it!

The Wave Palace Wave Pool at Siam Park

One of the main features of Siam Park in Tenerife has to be its amazing Wave Pool. Are you ready for the largest artificial waves in the world? Dive right into the swells or ride the surf. The choice is yours.

Siam Park Beach

Another great feature of Siam Park Waterpark is the beach. Not many waterparks in the world can claim to have a beach where you can chill out away from the high-adrenaline attractions and soak up the Canary Island sunshine. It's a great place for adults to relax whilst the teenagers are enjoying the waterpark.

Height and Age Restrictions for Siam Park Rides

Minimum height is also set at 1.25 meters. Although most rides only have height restrictions, there are still some that require a minimum age such as the Tower of Power at 14 years old.

As for the younger kids, there are a lot of water rides they can still go on because the rides have a height and not an age restriction. But for the even younger ones, the waterpark has two small areas for little kids, so the whole family can really enjoy their day out.

These are just a few of the rides that you can go on in Siam Park. Watch out for our complete list of Siam Park rides blog post to be able to map out which ones you want to go on first! If you go to the park with just regular Siam Park tickets, you would probably need the whole day to fully enjoy the rides. But when you book with TravelON World, you'll save a lot of time from queuing at the entrance and trying to figure out how to get to the park. You also won't need to worry about catching the last bus into town because you've arranged your drop-off schedule with us. We also recommend you get a fast pass after the entrance to maximize your time in the park. Waiting in line would be a waste of time, especially if you have a chance to skip it!

Siam Park Hours

Siam Park is open the whole year! During the summer months which are from May 1 to October 31, the park opens at 10 AM and closes at 6 PM. The rest of the year, it still opens at 10 AM but closes an hour earlier.

If you want to avoid the crowd, Sundays are the quietest days. Tuesdays and Fridays are also less crowded as they are changeover days, or days when visitors leave and arrive. But if you come in the summertime, the holidays or whenever school is out, then Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays wouldn't be too different from the rest of the week.

The best time to go would be right before opening as the lines start getting long past 10. At 11 AM, it gets even more crowded because the free shuttles start arriving. Booking with TravelON World includes a shuttle that can take you there as soon as it opens.

Siam Park Tenerife Prices

Basic Entrance Tickets in Siam Park

There are a couple of ticket options to enter Siam Park Costa Adeje. The basic entrance ticket starts at 40 Euros per adult (age 12 and up) and 25 per child while children below three years old are free. If you come back for a second day, you can get a half-price deal.

Premium Siam Park Tickets

You can also get Premium Siam Park tickets that come with lunch, towel, and locker use. These go for 54 Euros for adults and 38 for kids. There's also an entrance and lunch option that go for 51 and 33 Euros for adults and kids respectively. This option doesn't include towel and locker use though. When you buy the combo that includes lunch, you will have a lunch voucher worth 15 Euros for adults and 9 for kids which you can redeem at the Beach Club or Thai House restaurants found in the park.

We recommend you get your Siam park entrance tickets first and then decide if you want to upgrade later.

When are Peak Months for this Tenerife Waterpark?

Since it has been consistently voted as the world's best waterpark, Siam Park has been getting a lot of attention and can get really crowded. In fact, it caters to more than 1 Million visitors each year and thousands daily. During the peak months of July and August, it can get super packed. This is why it's really necessary to get a Fast Pass ticket because some lines take one to two hours just to get on one ride and you don't want to end up going on just four or five rides the whole day.

Siam Park Fast Pass Ticket

A Fast Pass ticket costs 28 Euros each and can only be bought once you've entered the park. This lets you skip the line once on each ride. Be sure to come early and buy them quickly though because they run out as soon as the park opens. Trust us, this pass is worth every cent and you'll realize it every time you skip the long lines! On off-peak days like Sundays, some lines will only take as quick as 15 minutes, while busy days can get you waiting for as long as two hours. With a fast pass, lines won't take you longer than 10 minutes which guarantees you can get on each ride at least once during the day.

Why book with TravelON World?

The ride lines aren't the only lines you'd want to skip. Lines at the entrance and the ticketing booths get really long, chances are you wouldn't even get to the fast pass tickets before they run out. This is why it's a good idea to book with TravelON World. When you book with us, you'll get to walk right in. And if you come early enough, you might just score a fast pass ticket!

Extra Fees

Now if you don't plan on getting any of the special Siam Park tickets but would like to rent a locker or a towel, you can do those for a fee. It costs 3 Euros to rent a towel with a 5-Euro deposit while small lockers can be rented for 3 Euros and the big ones go for 5 Euros, both with a 5-Euro deposit as well. Don't worry about bringing a towel from your hotel or the security of your stuff while enjoying the whole day. There are also CCTVs around the park for safety and security. We recommend bringing just enough money for food and leaving your expensive jewelry and other valuables in your hotel.

How to Get There: Siam Water Park

1. Via Car

If you plan on driving to Siam Park, it‘s quite easy to get there. Coming from Santa Cruz south motorway TF1, you can take either exit 28 or 29. If you're coming from Adeje on the southern motorway, then you may take exit 28. Once you get there, there's a huge parking lot out front and it will cost you 5 Euros for the day. But we know a lot of the park's visitors are tourists and don't plan on renting cars so we're here to give you options.

2. Via Bus

Siam Park Costa Adeje also offers free bus service to guests in Playa de las Americas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos. The assigned bus stops at Los Cristianos are at CC Pasarela Shopping Mall and Hotel Sol Arona Tenerife. The CC El Duque, Fanabe Plaza, and Ocean Park are the designated bus stops of Costa Adeje. These double-decker buses also drop off in the same areas. Book your official tickets with us and we will direct you to the closest place for pick up.

Be aware though that these buses can get really crowded and no seats are guaranteed. You should also keep in mind that you would have to work your schedule around the bus hours. Boarding these buses also means you'll arrive at the same time as the rest of the crowd because most shuttles get there at the same time. You can also get Siam Park tickets for their shuttle service, which will add 13.5 Euros to your cost.

Our top tip for Siam Park Tenerife is to book your Siam Park tickets with us and make your own way to the park if you can. Get there for around 9:30 - 9:45 am the park opens at 10 am but they usually open a little earlier. This way you avoid lots of people as the buses will arrive from 10:30 am to 11 am so you will get lots of time to do the big rides with no waiting. With what you save on a fast pass will easily cover the ticket cost. To do this you need advanced tickets as the Kiosk will not open until 10 am so you will still have to wait to pay. With an official Siam Park ticket from TravelON just go straight through when they open.

3. Via TravelON World

If you want to skip this hassle, you can book with TravelON World if you are in the south it's simple in the free bus if you are in Los Gigantes, Golf Del Sur or further out then Travel on have a special pick up service for you that you can book just select the area you are on the booking process. Book with us so we can arrange your pick-up and drop-off times!

Siam Park Costs

So how much will you actually spend? If you buy regular Siam Park tickets, that's 37 Euros each plus shuttle service which costs 13.5, that would be over 50 Euros without food.

When you book through TravelON World, you will have a fast pass entrance ticket and a bus pick-up all for just 40 Euros for adults and 28 for kids (from the south) outside the south is a little more. It will also be hassle-free because we'll be arranging everything for you from pick-up to drop-off. You'll get to enjoy the park the whole day because you won't have to worry about scheduling and you can skip the ticket line and head straight for the entrance. As soon as you book on the TravelON World website, you will receive an official Siam park e-ticket which you don't need to print.

Where to Eat in Siam Park

A question that's always asked is if guests are allowed to bring their own food to the park. The answer is no. Although water is allowed, a lot of visitors still try to sneak their own food in but bags get checked at the entrance so it would be a waste. It won't be a problem because there are a couple of restaurants you can choose from: The Beach Club is their main restaurant which you can find at the beach. Do not be fooled by its Thai architecture though, because it also serves western food.

The Tea House Bar and Creperie have a huge variety of crepes, teas, and coffees that you can enjoy while taking a break from the rides. Sweet Siam offers the best desserts with lots of cakes and ice cream to choose from.

If you want to chill and have a drink while looking at the Mai Thai River, then you have to check out the Thai Bar. They have comfortable couches where you can enjoy champagne, cocktails or an authentic Sangria.

Then there's the Beach Bar that doesn't just specialize in mojitos and cocktails. It also serves barbecues and hotdogs which you can enjoy for a light snack.

What Sets this Tenerife Water Park Apart?

Now in its 11th year of operation, the best waterpark Tenerife boasts seven world records, which include the world's largest man-made wave, the greatest diversity in slides, the world's largest Thai building outside Asia and the world's first green water park. You can immediately tell this waterpark Tenerife is special. Owned by the Kiesslings, the park was opened by Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the princess of Thailand. What sets it apart from other waterparks is its Siamese-themed architecture and it doesn't show in just the buildings. The slides are built around Thai structures which makes the whole park beautiful.

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Other Tips to Enjoy Siam Park Holidays

TravelON World also offers Siam Park Loro Parque Twin Tickets for only 64 Euros for adults and 43.5 for kids. A regular entrance ticket to Loro Parque costs 37 and 25 Euros.

The best way to enjoy your Siam Park Holidays would be to buy your tickets ahead. TravelONWorld lets you book your tickets ahead of time through our website.

What to wear in Siam Park

On your visit to Siam Park, it's best to just be in your swimsuit. This way, you won't have to change and you can just go for the rides immediately. Just be sure to bring fresh clothes for when you go home. Also, it gets really hot and sunny during the day so you would want to put on some waterproof sunscreen and bring lots of extra!

Another detail that most visitors often overlook is the wearing of beach socks or slippers. Although it's fun to run around barefoot, the floors around the park are concrete which means they get really hot and are a bit rough to walk on.

What Cameras to Bring in Siam Park Rides

You can also bring your GoPro or an underwater camera. If you want to bring them down the slides, you would have to wear them on a headband or a harness because you need to have your hands free to go on the slides. You could also bring your phones in a waterproof case but you wouldn't be able to take them down the slides. The staff is pretty strict when it comes to wearing loose things like jewelry. But if you're only staying by the beach or the Mai Thai river then it shouldn't be a problem.

Safety and Security

To avoid accidents, be sure to follow the rules on every ride. Also, avoid running as the floors can get slippery. Don't worry though as there are lifeguards stationed on every ride and all over the park and there are first aiders and on-call doctors there too should any accident happen.

We hope your complete guide to Siam Park gave you all the info you need before planning your trip to the world's best waterpark! From knowing how to go, when to go, what to do, and even what to wear, you'll definitely feel like a regular at Siam Park. For a complete list of activities and excursions, you can do in Tenerife, just visit the TravelON World website and we'll set you up with all the tours you want including a fun-filled adventure in Siam Water Park!

What you need to know about Siam Park Tenerife