Siam Park in the Canary Islands is a vast waterpark in the coastal Tenerife suburbs featuring a Thai theme and offering a wide range of slides, water coasters, rapids and rides. You can go tubing down white-water rapids, plummet at pulse-pounding speeds down twisting waterslides, splash and play in a shallow-water wave pool, relax on a lazy river ride and even let the kids explore a lost city. This is a park that offers many unique features that set it apart from similar locations and add to the overall excitement and adventure.
Whether you're a family looking for excitement and fun outside the usual museums and historical attractions or you're a couple looking for a romantic getaway, Siam Park has it to offer. Check out the features and highlights of the park and get away for a day or three with an adventure that the whole family will love.
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What are the highlights of Siam Park in the Canary Islands?
The highlights of Siam Park in the Canary Islands include several waterslides, rafting attractions, lazy river and children's play area, among others. Amazing waterslides include the Volcano, which incorporates a laser show, a tornado slide, a free-fall slide that takes you through regions populated by stingrays, fish, sharks, and the 6-lane mat racing slide. The Mai Thai lazy river has one of the highest elevations globally, with an option to divert into a slide. The Singha is a water coaster with flying saucer features. The Patang rapids let you race through the Mekong rapids.
Besides these, the park offers a floating island market, a beach cabaña and a champagne club for food and beverages. You can visit sea lions at Sea Lion Island, or the kids can climb and play at The Lost City. The whole family can then kick back at Coco Beach.
A brief history of Siam Park in the Canary Islands?
Siam Park in the Canary Islands is a newer attraction in the area, having been commissioned in 2004 and finally opened in 2008 after several delays. The original plans of the park included a roller coaster. Still, the park decided to focus on waterslides and water attractions to maintain a focus, with plans to incorporate other traditional rides in the future. All of the rides here are themed around Thailand, as are all the restaurants and park buildings. The park includes one of the largest collections of Thai-themed buildings outside of Thailand.
The Thai royal family permitted Siam Park to use Thai theming and naming conventions, and Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand officially opened the park. Out of respect for the Thai royal family's wishes, the park abandoned plans to copy the royal palace and does not include Buddha statues or Buddhist temple structures.
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What else is good to know about Siam Park in the Canary Islands?
Siam Park offers a wide range of free services, including free Wi-Fi, sunloungers, tubes, buoyancy vests and umbrellas, all included in the price of entry. Paid parking is available in the attached carpark. Lockers and towels may be rented. Dressing rooms and showers are free of charge. Fast passes are available that offer preferential access to attractions on site. You can buy snacks, sun protection, souvenirs and gifts at the Floating Market.
Several onsite eateries are available, including a tea house, ice cream and candies parlor, a Thai bar, beach club restaurant and beach bar. If you just can't get enough waterpark fun, you can head just a short distance north on a roughly 5-minute drive to Aqualand Costa Adeje with even more waterslides and rides.
Siam Park in the Canary Islands
Location: Av. Siam, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Open: Daily from 10 am to 5 pm
Phone: +34 82 207 0000
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