Siam Park Review Tenerife – Is it Worth it?
Siam Park Review
If you have been lucky enough to visit Tenerife before, I am sure you will agree that it really is a beautiful place. Being a mum of 2 kids (3 including the hubby) means researching places to go to keep them entertained on holiday. The good news is Siam Park will definitely do that, and I decided to share my Siam Park review with you so you can decide if it is the water park for you before you go.
If you are in Tenerife and you have children that love rides, then visiting Siam Park is an absolute must. From the lazy river to the Naga Racer there really is something for all the family.
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Where is Siam Park in Tenerife?
Siam Park is actually the biggest water park in Europe. It is in Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, the water park will be like nothing you have ever seen before.
Does Siam Park have a Bus?
Siam park does offer a free bus service and this is available to guests in Playa de Las Americas, Costa Adeje and Los Christianos. The bus stops are at the CC Pasarela Shoppinf Mall and Hotel Sol Arona Tenerife, also the CC El Duque, Fanaabe Plaza and Ocean Park which was all located in Costa Adeje
Siam Park Tickets
You can find Siam Park tickets on the website You can choose a general ticket or upgrade to a fast pass. If you can afford to upgrade for a fast pass is worth considering, especially if you are going in peak season because the park is extremely busy. It will get you on all the rides quicker.
What to Pack when Visiting Siam Park
You will need the following items when visiting Siam Park Water Park
- Swimwear
- Towels
- Sun cream
- Flip flops
- Waterproof phone case
- Extra clothes
- Snacks and water
- Cash and card
Setting up ready for an amazing day
We checked out one of the many maps at Siam Park, and we decided to set up camp at the gorgeous “Siam Beach”. It is a beautiful place to sit with plenty of shaded areas for the babies, and it is near a restaurant so that we could easily walk and get drinks and food whenever we wanted there were lots to choose from when it came to food, from burgers to chicken curries, it was delicious.
As you can imagine, with a 6-year-old and a baby, we had so many bags with us so we decided it was a good idea to use the locker facilities, which made things easier for us all, meaning we can all get into the pool the babies together and we weren’t worried about anything going missing.
It’s worth noting that Siam Park provides baby-changing facilities and offers a range of amenities for families with infants. However, having your own supplies ensures you have everything you need for your baby’s comfort.
Food at siam park
Siam Park offers a variety of food options to cater to different tastes and preferences. There are snack bars, places to have a sit down meal with plenty to choose from.
It’s worth noting that Siam Park has food options suitable for different dietary requirements, including vegetarian and vegan choices. Additionally, the park provides picnic areas where visitors can enjoy their own packed meals.
Keep in mind that availability and offerings may vary, so it’s always a good idea to check the park’s website or inquire at guest services for the most up-to-date information on dining options.
Siam Park Beach
Siam Beach looks just like a real beach and even has lovely white sand which looks absolutely gorgeous. The weather in May was fantastic for babies or young children at around 25 degrees, but I did find that the hotel pool was a little too cold for my baby girl at that time of year. Siam Beach’s pool is nicely heated to 24 degrees which was perfect for my daughter who absolutely loved it, and it was nice to spend time in the pool with her.
As you are already aware, Siam Park caters for all ages which means that the park is very big but I found it very easy to find locate different areas and slides. You will find easy to understand maps dotted around the whole of the park.
Let me tell you about some of the most amazing waterslides I have EVER been on….
Siam Parks “Kinnaree”
This ride literally took my breath away…. You sit in a four leave inflatable clover and ride through a funnel at first and then out in to an open area, you then ride towards a huge tornado wave.
Siam Parks “Mekong Rapid”
This ride is for four people and it is known as the Indiana Jones adventure. Such a good laugh.
Siam Parks “The Dragon”
This ride is for four people and it is absolutely awesome. This slide has a totally vertical funnel, which certainly made me scream like a baby.
Siam Parks “Tower of Power”
I couldn’t go on this one, I just couldn’t build up the courage. So I sent my husband instead, it is a high almost vertical slide that finishes off by passing through a huge aquarium full of sharks and rays.
Siam Parks “The Volcano”
This ride is for four people and I was speechless for the whole experience (apart from when I screamed) it is a dark water slide and then you fall down into a volcano.
Siam Parks “Singha”
“Singha“ is a water roller-coaster with a very high speed and lots of curves. I loved this ride.
Once we had all been on the slides we headed took turns to head to the wonderful wave pool. I absolutely love wave pools and I was over the moon to find out that Siam Park has the biggest artificial waves in the world, rising up at an amazing 3 metres.
More water fun and slides for ALL the family.
Siam Parks “Sawasde”
Siam Park really does complete the experience for the kids with the awesome Sawasdee! The special children’s area includes the very best attractions for the grown-ups and kids. The fun here is truly endless, full of fun and giggles where you can make some wonderful family memories.
Siam Parks “Jungle Snake”
You can go on this slide on floats either single or in pairs. You float through the depths of the jungle.
Keep your eyes open to make the most of the beautiful scenery where you can.
Siam Parks “Naga Racer”
To complete the fun, you cannot miss the best experience of living a race of slides with family and friends. A great way to have fun with the people your with.
Siam Parks “Lost City”
Siam Park really does cater for the whole of the family. The younger ones even have their own children´s area where they can enjoy playing, this play area is called “The Lost City” and it includes towers, bridges, nets, cascades and 15 water slides.
Siam Parks “The Giant”
This is made for both adults and children and it will take you to a universe of fantasy and legendary adventure, while you slide through this funnel of fun.
Siam Parks “Sea Lions”
You can watch the beautiful Sea Lions swim and play in their very own area within the magical Siam Park.
My Overall Summary of Siam Park
Firstly Tenerife is a great place to go for lovely weather, and it has something for all the family. I think Siam Park is reasonably priced I have been to Florida before and I have to say Siam Park is the best water park I have ever been to and I will never go to Tenerife again without visiting the wonderful Siam Park.
Initially, I thought Siam Park was aimed at adults rather than children, but there is actually something for everyone. If you can afford to I would recommend the fast passes so you can get on all the big rides quickly.
Carla is the founder of MyBump2Baby. Carla has a huge passion for linking together small businesses and growing families. Carla’s humorous, non-filtered honesty has won the hearts of thousands of parents throughout the UK.
She has previously written for the Metro and made appearances on BBC News, BBC 5 live, LBC etc. Carla is a finalist for Blogger of the Year award with Simply Ladies inc. Carla is also the host of the popular Fifty Shades of Motherhood podcast and The MyBump2Baby Expert podcast.
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