
A water park in a class of its own
Siam Park
Repeatedly voted the best water park in the world, and just around the corner.
Barely 15 minutes from the holiday home lies what is probably the most famous water park in the world: Siam Park. Laid out in Thai temple style, it combines a huge wave pool, a relaxed lazy river and slides that make even adrenaline junkies break a sweat.
From gentle to spectacular
For the brave there is the “Tower of Power”, an almost vertical slide that runs through an aquarium full of rays. If you prefer it calmer, drift along the lazy river through the grounds or let yourself be rocked in the largest artificial wave pool in the world. For small children there is a separate, shallow area.
Tips for the visit
Come early, secure a lounger in the shade and book tickets online. Lockers and life jackets are available on site. On hot days the park is the perfect antidote, and because it is so close, you can even head back to the pool in the afternoon.
Frequently asked questions
Is Siam Park suitable for small children too?
Yes, there is a separate children’s area with shallow water and small slides. Minimum heights apply for the big attractions.
Is there a combined ticket with Loro Parque?
Yes, both parks belong together and offer a discounted double ticket, handy if you want to visit both.
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The house sits centrally in the sunny south-west — most destinations are less than an hour away.
