Siam Park is a Thai-themed water park in Costa Adeje, in southern Tenerife, with high-speed slides, family areas and places to slow down between rides. Take on the steep drops of Saifa or The Dragon, then head to Siam Beach for its wave pool or drift along the Mai Thai River. Thai-inspired buildings and tropical planting shape the park throughout. It suits families and groups with different comfort levels, but queues can build as the day goes on, so an early start gives you more time for rides and a choice of loungers.
A Thai-themed water park in Costa Adeje
Siam Park is in Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife. Its Thai-inspired design carries through the buildings and landscaped grounds, with tropical planting around the rides and pools. The park opened in 2008, after construction began in 2004.
The range of attractions makes it possible to plan a day around different levels of activity. There are fast slides for thrill-seekers, a wave pool and a lazy river, alongside areas for younger children. Sun loungers and shaded spots provide places to pause between rides.
Slides, waves and the river
For a high-adrenaline ride, head for Saifa or The Dragon. The Tower of Power is another major draw, with a near-vertical 28-metre drop that passes through an aquarium. Ride availability can change, so check the park’s information on the day.
Siam Beach centres on a wave pool, where waves can reach up to three metres. The Mai Thai River is a slower option: float along its route and through an aquarium-style tunnel. Families with younger children can also look for dedicated play areas, including the Lost City and Coco Beach.
Plan your arrival and time in the park
The park opens at 10 am, but arriving around 9 am can give you a better choice of sun loungers and a head start on the entrance queue. Central lockers may fill quickly, so look at lockers farther from the centre if the first ones are full.
Expect queues at popular rides, especially as the park gets busier later in the day. A fast pass may help with waiting, but availability can be limited and it is separate from park admission. Check the ticket details carefully before you buy. Some attractions also require riders to travel in pairs or groups of four for balance; follow the instructions at each ride.
What to bring
Water shoes are useful for walking between rides, where the ground can feel hot and rough. Bring a beach towel if you want to avoid renting one, and store valuables in a locker.
Before taking a phone or camera on a ride, ask staff about the rules. Cameras attached to sticks are not allowed on slides. Inflatables are also restricted unless the park provides them for an attraction. Check with staff if you are unsure about an item.
Perguntas frequentes
How long should I spend at Siam Park?
Plan for a full day if you want time for the slides, wave pool, river and breaks between attractions.
What should I bring to Siam Park?
Water shoes and a beach towel are useful. Use a locker for valuables, and ask staff about device rules before taking a phone or camera on rides.
When should I arrive at Siam Park?
Arriving around 9 am, before the 10 am opening, can help you get through the entrance earlier and choose a sun lounger.
Does a fast pass include park admission?
No. Fast-pass access is separate from entry, so check your ticket details before buying.
