Siam Park

The Canary Islands' Tenerife amusement park receives the most visitors. It provides guests of every age with a relaxing or energetic day out with a wide range of attractions.

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Enjoy water fun:

Water parks are only one aspect of Siam Park. Siam Park is a thrilling adventureland nestled in its tropical paradise, with the Tower of Power, The Dragon, and the Mekong Rapids to pump your heart. These are only a few water rides that have helped the Park become so well-known since its launch in 2008.

The slides are enjoyable for non-swimmers too! You don't have to be a surfer or an addict to adrenaline to enjoy the Park, and you don't even need to be able to swim!

Soak in the paradisical beauty:

The entire family can enjoy the lush, green, and peaceful setting of the beautiful world of Siam water park, which has a Thai flavor. The sea lions from Loro Parque and the Koi Carp swimming beneath the wooden walks can be seen as you stroll around the meandering pathways while the sluggish river quietly flows by. Visit the floating market with a Thai motif to be transported back to the enchanted Siam!

Why not go to one of the restaurants if you like to unwind?:

There, you can sip on your preferred beverages and enjoy a snack or even a meal. Better yet, head to the newly constructed white sand beach, where you may unwind on a complimentary sun lounger while sipping cool drinks. Then leave the sand behind and enter the wave pool's warm water. Just a few feet away from the beach, it's the ideal spot to cool off and take in the artificial waves.

Feel the thrill of the newest rollercoaster:

The Singha, a much-anticipated new rollercoaster, is officially operational.

The Singha is a 240-meter-long, dazzling, and utterly exhilarating water-powered adventure with a top speed of 18 meters per second.

Plan a fun-filled day of outdoor sports:

It provides guests of every age with many attractions and a relaxing or energetic day out. Siam Beach has a kid's area for the youngest tourists, severe water slides for the most energetic visitors, and a calm area. The busiest tourist district of Tenerife, Costa Adeje, is where the Park is situated.

Plan a staycation here:

There are a select few private cabanas and villas that can be rented.

They can be used when the Park is open. It's necessary to reserve tickets in advance for Cabaas and Villas.