WATER RIDES AND ATTRACTIONS AT SIAM PARK TENERIFE

The Park is CURRENTLY open between 10:00 and 18:00 every day.

 

A map of the park can be found here.

As visitors step through the magnificent gateway into this amazing world, the scene is set for the adventure to begin. The tropical Mai Thai River meanders through the park for the visitors to relax and enjoy as they drift along in the current of crystal clear water. They can sit back and take in the sights they pass by the exotic islands, the cascading waterfalls, and the spectacular aquarium.

The stunning white sandy beach and the enormous wave pool in front of the Wave Palace will be the favourite place for the surfers. And for those who want to learn, Siam Park has its own surf school. You certainly won't have seen anything quite like the amazing Wave Palace before! This is a place where you can learn to Surf and ride the waves. The wave Palace is capable of producing waves upto 3 metres high, however normal use will typically see waves being produced which are around half this size. With a fabulous golden sand beach which includes sunbeds and parasols, this is a place for the young and old alike.

The Lost City will entice the youngest ones to play in their very own water-adventure world. It is packed full of fun and specially designed with excitement and safety in mind. Siam Park The Water Kingdom is full of rides and adventures for the whole family. The little ones will enjoy this unlimited fun play area designed specially for them. The Lost City is an attraction consisting of a combination of multiple towers joined by bridges and nets, with waterfalls, slides and water games that make a real kid city where splashing and getting wet is simply a must. Kids and adults will become little adventurer’s as they discover the secrets of the “Lost City” or get into a water gun fight. There’s a magic atmosphere running through waterfalls, fountains, water curtains and pools that are surrounded by lush vegetation to arouse children’s imagination.

The attraction’s design and its unique theme set it apart from any other in the world. Many sculptures are inspired by oriental designs, mystical creatures, snakes, seahorses, elephants and monkeys, among others, have been used in its construction. Different materials and textures have been used with the intention of transporting children to the ancient Kingdom of Siam, in order to make their day at the park one full of adventure. Up in the tallest tower of the Lost City, you can see the head of the monkey king, Hanuman. Keep and eye on everyone who dare to discover him!

The Lost City includes a special place for the younger members of the family. Babies won’t have to look at the rest in envy, Siam Park has designed a special place for them, where they can safely enjoy slides and a pool in the company of their parents, brothers or sisters.

Security is Siam Park team’s first priority. The area will be under constant vigilance by lifeguards. The attraction will only have one entrance and exit point, allowing parents not to loose sight of their children. Water is renewed and filtered continuously to ensure it is fresh and pure. Slides will be restricted for kids over 1 m tall but all are welcome to splash and play to their hearts content.

The Jungle Snakes are four twisting slides which follow the Parks terrain and are great fun for all the family.

Those who are a little older can experience unique rides such as The Giant. Twin bowls where the force of the centrifuge spins them round and round in a powerful twin cyclone.

Test your speed on the Naga Racer, a six lane water slide or plunge down the Mekong Rapids (an Indiana Jones style ride) in a family sized raft.

Then there’s the gravity defying experience as you head towards the jaws of The Dragon! Four riders in a Cloverleaf float accelerate through a dark tunnel when the bottom drops out! Within seconds riders are driven upwards into the upper hemisphere of the Tornado flume. Back-to-back "vertical" banks and beyond, the Riders are held on by the high Tornado centrifugal forces.

 

The Volcano is a high energy, high capacity ride where four riders sit facing each other, accelerate down a steep 9' diameter tunnel, then shoot into the huge bowl feature. After multiple high speed revolutions, riders move through the center to the landing pool.

Got a head for heights? If you have then take a look at the Tower of Power – a breath-taking 28 metre drop with a finale never to be forgotten!

 

Bars and Restaurants at Siam Park

THE TEA HOUSE

The Tea House is situated in the floating market overlooking the Sea Lion’s lake.  Here you can enjoy a choice of snacks, pastries, tea and coffee.

THE THAI HOUSE

The Thai House is situated close to the Lost City children’s play area.  This restaurant offers a great selection of Oriental and Traditional Cuisine.

THE THAI BAR

The Thai Bar is next to the Thai House overlooking the Mai Thai river waterfalls and is the perfect location to relax and unwind with a cocktail.

BEACH CLUB RESTAURANT

The Beach Club Restaurant can be found on the Siam Beach overlooking the Wave Palace.  The Restaurant offers a delicious buffet of international tastes for you to enjoy on either the terrace or the beach.

THE BEACH BAR

The Beach Bar is situated on Siam Beach, overlooking the Wave Palace while still enjoying views of the Atlantic Ocean and La Gomera.  The perfect place to unwind with a drink at the end of a fun packed day.

Shopping in Siam Park

Don’t forget your souvenir from Siam Park!  The floating market is typical of a traditional Thai village and has been constructed using bamboo, wood and tiles shipped from Thailand.  Apart from Siam Park souvenirs you will also find everything you need to enjoy your day in the park including, sun creams, swim wear and sun glasses.  There is also a supermarket selling a wide variety of delights including traditional Thai gifts!

So what are you waiting for?