Aqualand S’Arenal is a large water park in S’Arenal, about 15 km south of Palma. Its mix of fast slides, wave pools, a lazy river and children’s areas makes it a full-day outing for families and anyone keen to spend time in the water. Rides include steep drops and twisting flumes, alongside gentler options for younger children. There are places to eat, but food and extras can add to the cost, so consider bringing your own provisions and booking tickets online.
Slides, pools and family areas
Aqualand S’Arenal is a water park in S’Arenal, around 15 km from Palma. Its attractions span high-drop slides and twisting flumes, gentler rides, wave pools and areas for children. The range means a group can split between faster rides and calmer water, then meet up again around the pools.
Among the named slides are Black Hole, Kamikaze and the Race Slides. King Cobra is another standout for its large snake-shaped design. The park also has a lazy river, a surf pool and a Jacuzzi, along with places to relax between rides. The mix of water attractions and quieter areas makes it possible to pace the day rather than spend every hour on slides.
Planning a day at the park
Queues can be a significant part of a visit, particularly on busy days. A fast pass is available, but it can add considerably to the cost. Going during a quieter period, such as mid-May or a weekday, may mean shorter waits. The park has places to sit, including grassy areas; sunbeds are an extra expense.
Tickets can be booked online, and checking different dates may help you compare prices. Food and drinks are sold inside, but prices and quality can be a concern for some visitors. Bringing your own food is another option. If you plan to use a locker, pack with its limited space in mind and keep track of the locker number.
Getting around and choosing rides
The grounds include a range of attractions and places to pause, so it helps to decide what matters most to your group before the day gets busy. Families with younger children can focus on the gentler rides and children’s areas, while thrill seekers can head for the steeper slides. Wave pools and the lazy river offer a change of pace.
Some rides may not suit every visitor, and access to slides can be difficult for people with limited mobility. If everyone in your party will not be riding, check what activities they can enjoy before setting out. Aqualand also has food outlets, restrooms and baggage storage, but lockers are compact and paid extras can add up.
FAQ
Where is Aqualand S’Arenal?
It is in S’Arenal, Mallorca, at Autovia Palma Arenal, salida 13, Km 15. The park is about 15 km from Palma.
How long should you spend at Aqualand S’Arenal?
Plan for a full day if you want time for the slides, pools and children’s areas.
Can you bring your own food?
Yes. Visitors bring their own food, and bringing it can help limit spending at the park.
Are there queues for the rides?
Queues can be long on busy days. A fast pass is available, and quieter periods such as mid-May or weekdays are suggested for shorter waits.
