Visiting Siam Park in Tenerife
Siam Park, in Tenerife, is one of the top water parks in the world. With its Thai-inspired theme, it offers a wide variety of attractions for everyone.
You can enjoy laid-back family activities or go all in with adrenaline-packed rides. Plus, there are shops, restaurants and plenty of places inside the park to make your day truly unforgettable.
With 21 different attractions, I’d definitely recommend booking in advance and planning your visit ahead of time.
General Information
Siam Park is not only one of the best water parks in the world, it’s also one of the top things to do in Tenerife. Located in Costa Adeje, in the south of the island, this water park is packed with activities and attractions perfect for a full day out.
The park has a Thai theme, just as the name suggests, since Thailand used to be called Siam before changing its name in the first half of the 20th century.
Its rides are full of thrills and adrenaline that’ll definitely leave a lasting impression — highlights include the Mekong and Patong Rapids, The Dragon, and the Tower of Power, a 10-metre free-fall slide.
There are also more chilled-out options, like the Mai Thai River, the Floating Market and Siam Beach. And if you’re visiting with family, there are loads of attractions to enjoy together, like The Wave Palace, the Bodhi Trail and The Lost City.
From the Sawasdee water slides for the little ones to the Jungle Snake — a twisty slide through a tropical forest — Siam Park has rides for all ages. Another standout is The Volcano, where you slide in complete darkness before dropping into the heart of the volcano.
On top of all the adrenaline-pumping rides and relaxing areas, Siam Park also has a gift shop, a Thai-style floating market, and a variety of restaurants to suit all tastes.
Siam Park Opening Hours 2025
• Summer hours: 10:00am to 6:00pm
• Winter hours: 10:00am to 5:00pm
As you’d expect from a holiday destination like Tenerife, Siam Park is open all year round. The water temperature in the pools is kept at a lovely 24°C no matter the month.
In winter, the park closes an hour earlier than during the spring and summer. From 1st May to 31st October, it’s open from 10:00am to 6:00pm. During winter, from 1st November to 30th April, it still opens at 10:00am but closes at 5:00pm.
Best Days and Times to Visit
Which day of the week is Siam Park the quietest?
Sunday tends to be the quietest day at Siam Park, although in peak season it can be busy every day. In winter, it’s usually much more peaceful. If you’ve got the time and don’t mind an early start, try to arrive just before the gates open. That way, you’ll be among the first inside and can head straight to the rides that usually have the longest queues.
Siam Park Night Opening Hours 2025
• Every night in July and August
• From 8:00pm to midnight, for ages 16 and up only.
When is Siam Park open at night?
From Tuesday to Saturday during July and August, you can enjoy “Siam Night” in addition to the usual daytime hours. These special nights are just for visitors aged 16 and over, and the park opens from 8:00pm to midnight.
At “Siam Night”, you can enjoy all the attractions without the long queues. It’s a completely different experience walking through the park under the moonlight, with live music from a DJ setting the vibe.
How much is Siam Night entry?
Tickets for “Siam Night” cost the same as a regular daytime ticket. So if you don’t want to miss out, keep an eye on their website during the summer months.
Siam Park Tickets
There are several ways to get tickets for Siam Park. Besides the standard tickets, you can also buy combo tickets for both Siam Park and Loro Parque, or go for an annual pass. Some tickets even let you enter through a special entrance, and you can add the “fast track” option to skip the queues.
What’s included in a Siam Park ticket?
No matter which ticket you choose, Siam Park entry includes use of the park’s sun loungers and parasols, as well as the life jackets and floats needed for certain attractions. You’ll also find free WiFi across the park.
Adding the “fast pass” option can really come in handy, especially during peak season when queue times can go well over an hour.
Here’s a breakdown of the different ticket options. Some even include entry to Loro Parque zoo in Tenerife, plus bus transfers directly to the park.
Types of Tickets
Advance Ticket to Siam Park
Buying your ticket in advance guarantees your entry to the park and also helps you skip the queues. And if your plans change, no worries — you can cancel up to 24 hours before and get a full refund.
This one-day ticket for Siam Park can be printed or shown directly on your phone, and includes entry through an exclusive entrance.
The current prices are €42 for adults and €30 for children aged 3 to 11. Children under 2 go free. There are also options that include a locker, towel and meal, or even an all-inclusive ticket.
Buy your Siam Park Tenerife tickets
Combo Ticket: Siam Park and Loro Parque
With this ticket, you can visit both Siam Park and Loro Parque at a better price than buying them separately. Plus, you have 14 days from your first visit to use the second ticket.
Changed your plans? No problem. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Confirmation is instant and you can use the ticket straight from your phone.
The current prices are €74 for adults and €53 for children aged 3 to 11. It’s great value, considering separate tickets would cost €84 for adults and €60 for children.
Buy your Siam Park + Loro Parque tickets
Combo Ticket: Siam Park and Loro Parque with Bus Transport
You can also get the combo ticket for Siam Park and Loro Parque with round-trip bus transport included. The bus takes you to Loro Parque, since there are other transport options available for Siam Park — we’ll cover those later in the section about how to get to the park.
Just like the other options, this one includes a digital ticket, cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and access via a special entrance.
Buy your Siam Park + Loro Parque tickets
What to Take to Siam Park
Here’s a handy list of things you shouldn’t forget for your day at Siam Park:
- Water. You can buy it inside the park, but it’s important to stay hydrated, especially on hot days. Bring enough to get you through the morning at least.
- Sunscreen. With the Tenerife sun, this is a must. You can get it in the park, but it’s best to apply it about 30 minutes before sun exposure.
- Swimsuit or bikini. Definitely the ideal outfit for a day at Siam Park.
- Water shoes. Flip-flops aren’t allowed on the rides, so your best bet is to go barefoot or wear water shoes. The park’s floating market sells them too, but if you’ve got a pair at home, don’t forget to pack them. They’ll also make walking around more comfortable, as the ground can get hot and is quite hard. You can wear flip-flops while strolling through the park, but you’ll need to leave them in designated spots before going on a ride.
- Towel. Bring a beach towel for each person — handy for drying off or lounging in the sun.
- Extra clothes. If you’re visiting in the cooler months, you might want something to throw on between rides. A T-shirt or lightweight sweatshirt should do the trick.
- Cash. Useful for small purchases like drinks, snacks or souvenirs. There are lockers at the park, but it’s best to leave jewellery and valuables at home. If you’re not bringing your phone (which is unlikely!), make sure to print your ticket, as you’ll need it to get in.
- GoPro strap. If you’re planning to bring a GoPro, remember you’ll need a strap to wear it on your chest or head. That way, you can safely take it with you on the rides.
You Might Also Want to Bring:
- Goggles. Not the best idea for the fast rides, but perfect for the more relaxing areas.
- Child’s life jacket. The park has them available, but some kids might feel more comfortable using their own.
- Sun hat. Especially handy for protecting little ones from the sun.
- Sunglasses. A must for shielding your eyes from the strong Tenerife sun.
- Hair ties. If you’ve got long hair, it’s safer (and more comfortable) to tie it back for the rides.
- Plastic bag. To carry your wet swimsuit at the end of the day.
- Waterproof phone case.
- Change of clothes.
Helpful Tips
Here are a few handy tips to help you make the most of your day at Siam Park:
- Pick up a Siam Park map. Grab a map at the entrance when you arrive. It’ll help you find your way around and make the most of your time. You’ll also spot maps posted around the park.
- Rent a towel. If you forget yours or it gets soaked, you can rent one for about €3 at the park.
- Rent a locker. If you don’t want to carry things like your phone, cash or keys while you’re on the rides, lockers are available to rent. There are two sizes depending on how much you’ve got and whether you’re sharing:
- Small locker: around €3.
- Large locker: around €5.
You’ll also need to leave a €5 deposit for the locker key, which you’ll get back when you return it.
How to Get to Siam Park
There are several ways to get to Siam Park, either by car or bus. Here’s what you need to know:
By Car
- From Santa Cruz: Take the TF-1 motorway south and exit at junction 73 or 74.
- From Costa Adeje: Also use the TF-1 and take exit 73.
Siam Park Parking:
- Paid parking: Right at the entrance and costs around €4. Spaces are limited.
- Free parking: Opposite Siam Mall, just to the right of the park. It’s free, but fills up quickly, especially in high season. If it’s full, you can also park directly at Siam Mall.
By Bus
Free Shuttle Service
There’s a free shuttle bus for guests staying in Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas, and Costa Adeje. Check the timetables on the Siam Park website.
Paid Service: West and North Tenerife
Siam Park also offers paid shuttle buses:
- From the west coast (Los Gigantes): Runs on Thursdays and Sundays, stopping at Puerto de Santiago, Playa de la Arena, Alcalá, Abama Beach, Callao Salvaje and Playa Paraíso.
- From the north (Puerto de la Cruz): Daily departures with stops in Santa Úrsula, Santa Cruz and Las Caletillas.
Prices: €15 for adults, €10 for children (ages 3–11). Buy tickets on the official website and confirm by calling +34 922 38 14 33.
Options from Other Areas:
- Puerto de la Cruz: The official shuttle is your best bet, though driving is also an option. Either way, the journey takes just over an hour.
- Los Gigantes or Puerto de Santiago: You can use the official shuttle or take a taxi (€35–40 each way). You could also take Titsa bus lines 473 or 477 to the Costa Adeje bus station, then walk 10 minutes.
- Los Cristianos: The free shuttle stops at Pasarela Shopping Centre and Hotel Sol Arona Tenerife. You can also drive — it’s about 10 minutes.
- Playa de las Américas: Use the free shuttle or the public bus line 424.
- Costa Adeje: Siam Park is super close — around a 10-minute walk. If you prefer not to walk, hop on the free shuttle or grab a taxi.
Tip: If you’re visiting Siam Park in peak season, arrive early to find parking and beat the queues.
Siam Park Rides and Attractions
What Attractions Are There at Siam Park?
Siam Park has 21 attractions for chilling out, enjoying with the family, or getting your adrenaline pumping. Here’s a list of the more relaxing ones:
Relaxing Attractions
Siam Beach
A white-sand artificial beach with its very own wave pool — the famous “Wave Palace”. Perfect for taking a break and cooling off after a day of fun.
Floating Market
This Thai-style floating market is open all day. You’ll find souvenirs, sunscreen, snacks, and more.
Sea Lion Island
Right at the park entrance you’ll be greeted by the friendly sea lions on their very own island — a fun welcome for the whole family.
Cabanas
Looking for a bit more privacy? You can rent one of the three private villas by the beach. Each comes with sun loungers, a shower, towels, TV, sofa, fan and minibar — plus a Fast Pass to skip the queues.
- Maximum capacity: 6 people per cabana.
Champagne Club
An adults-only area with comfy Balinese beds and chill-out zones in the open air.
- Maximum capacity: 2 people per bed.
Mai Thai River
A peaceful lazy river ride in a float — with sections that are calm and others a little faster, all surrounded by lush tropical scenery and stunning views.
- Minimum height: 1.10 metres.
Family-Friendly Attractions
Sawasdee
A special zone designed just for the little ones, with kid-sized versions of the park’s main attractions. It’s the perfect spot for children to enjoy a safe, fun space made especially for them.
The Lost City
An amazing area for kids of all ages. It features:
- A baby-only pool.
- 15 slides, bridges, waterfalls, towers and climbing nets to explore.
The highlight? A giant monkey-shaped bucket that tips over and splashes everyone below with a refreshing shower.
The Wave Palace
Home to the largest artificial waves in the world — up to 3 metres high! If that sounds a bit much, you can also relax by the white sandy shore.
Coco Beach
Coco Beach has sand that doesn’t stick and endless fun. You’ll find:
- A wave pool with gentle waves, ideal for kids and watched over by lifeguards.
- An open-air dining area.
It’s like a mini version of the Wave Palace, made for younger visitors.
Bodhi Trail
A treetop adventure the whole family can enjoy. It’s a mix of hanging bridges, lookout towers and the calming sound of a central fountain, all surrounded by lush greenery.
Naga Racer
Race your friends or family on this fun slide! Perfect for those after a bit of friendly competition and speed.
- Minimum height: 1.10 metres.
Jungle Snake
Kick back in a float as you glide through twisting water channels surrounded by tropical plants. Some parts are open and others are closed, adding a touch of surprise.
- Minimum height: Between 1.10 and 1.25 metres, depending on the section.
The Giant
“The Giant” is one of the park’s most thrilling slides. You’ll zoom through tunnels on a ride full of excitement and fantasy.
- Minimum height: 1.25 metres.
For the Thrill-Seekers
Mekong Rapids
Take on the rapids in a 4-person float — a fun, bumpy ride with plenty of laughs.
- Minimum height: 1.10 metres.
- Maximum: 4 people per float.
Patong Rapids
Get ready for an Indiana Jones-style adventure! Team up in a 4-person float and ride down a thrilling slide.
- Minimum height: 1.10 metres.
- Maximum: 4 people per float.
Kinaree
A massive slide with open and closed sections, packed with twists and surprises. Great for groups or families — and it ends with a spectacular whirlpool finish.
- Minimum height: 1.25 metres.
- Maximum: 4 people per float.
Dragon
Experience zero gravity as you swirl through a giant vertical funnel in a group float. One of the most unique rides in the park!
- Minimum height: 1.25 metres.
- Maximum: 4 people per float.
The Vulcano
An exciting group slide in complete darkness, ending with a jaw-dropping laser light show.
- Minimum height: 1.25 metres.
- Maximum: 4 people per float.
Singha
More than just a slide — it’s a water rollercoaster packed with high-speed turns and thrilling drops. Fast, wild, and unforgettable!
- Minimum height: 1.25 metres.
Tower of Power
Wondering what the most extreme ride in Siam Park is? This is it. The Tower of Power launches you down a nearly vertical drop at 80 km/h — solo — and straight through a glass tunnel surrounded by sharks and rays. Intense? Yes. Worth it? Absolutely.
- Minimum height: 1.40 metres or at least 14 years old.
Eating at Siam Park
Siam Park has several bars and restaurants with plenty of options — from Thai curries, hot dogs and burgers to crepes, cakes, ice cream, coffee, cocktails and sangria.
Restaurants and Bars at Siam Park
The Tea House
Perfect for a coffee break, special teas and delicious crepes.
Sweet Siam
The go-to spot for anyone with a sweet tooth — enjoy cakes and ice cream galore.
Thai Bar
A more sophisticated bar where you can sip on champagne, sangría, or cocktails.
Beach Club
Here you’ll find chicken, burgers, Thai curries and pasta — all served right next to the beach.
Beach Bar
Hot dogs, grilled food and a wide range of drinks, including cocktails — ideal for a quick bite.
Coco Bar
Enjoy drinks and snacks with the relaxing sound of the sea in a tropical setting.
Other Eating Options
Picnic Area
If you’re wondering, “Can I bring my own food to Siam Park?” or “How do I take food into Siam Park?” — the answer is yes, you can. Unlike many other parks, Siam Park has designated picnic areas where you can enjoy your own food comfortably.
Siam Mall
Just a 5-minute walk away, Siam Mall has even more food options. Pro tip: if you’re after something quick and budget-friendly, there’s a Burger King just outside the shopping centre on the corner.
