Aqualand is the island's big family attraction: a large water park with slides, pools and play areas that the tour description calls one of the biggest water parks in Europe. It is a drive from Corfu Town, and for families with children it is often the thing that turns a beach week into a memorable one. The ticket product here is a full-day admission, and a version with return transfer from the south of the island also exists for guests without a car. Slides range from gentle ones for small children to faster and steeper rides for teenagers and adults, and the park provides the usual facilities for a full day, including places to eat and rest. It is a pure summer attraction, so the point to be clear about is the season. Water parks in Greece open for the hot months only, and at the start of November 2026 Aqualand is not a realistic plan: expect it to be closed until the next summer season, and check dates on the ticket details before you travel in late spring or early autumn.
How it works
You buy a full-day admission in advance, go to the park by car, taxi or the transfer option, and spend the day on the slides and pools. Tickets are normally for a named date or flexible within the season, which the ticket details make clear. Arrive when the gates open if you want short queues, because the most popular slides fill up as the day goes on, and keep valuables to a minimum, using a locker where one is offered.
What to expect
A loud, busy, sunny day, with children running between slides and parents camped under umbrellas. Height and age restrictions apply to the faster rides, so check the rules before promising a child a particular slide, and expect sun cream, towels and swimwear to be essential. Food and drink are available on site but cost more than in a village taverna, so many families bring a few snacks if the rules permit it. The park is most crowded around midday in July and August, so early starts and weekdays are calmer.
Making the most of it
Aqualand is best for families with children from about six to fifteen and for groups of teenagers who want something more active than a beach. Couples who like slides will enjoy it too, but visitors seeking history and culture will find better value in the old town and the museums.
In the off-season, replace it with an indoor or town-based plan, such as a museum, the Casa Parlante house museum or a cooking class. If you are travelling in May or September, check that the park has opened or has not yet closed for the year, because opening and closing dates move with the weather.
A few practical notes help families plan well. Choose a day when the weather is hot and clear, because a cloudy summer day can feel chilly in wet clothes, and plan to rest in the shade during the middle of the day. Teenagers may want to start with the biggest slides while the queues are short, while younger children are happier with the quieter pools in the afternoon. Keep an eye on children near deeper water, and agree on a meeting point in case you are separated in the crowds.
What to expect
The experience
A full day at a large water park with slides, pools and play areas for children and adults.
Best time
Summer weekdays, arriving when the gates open to beat the queues.
How long
A full day.
Tips
Water parks on Corfu are summer-only, so do not plan on Aqualand in November; check the ticket details for opening dates and bring sun cream, towels and a locker coin.
Quick picks
- Best for
- Families with children and teenagers who want a high-energy summer day.
- Families
- The main reason to go, with slides and pools for different ages and height limits for the biggest rides.
- Couples
- Fun for couples who like slides, though most will prefer a quieter beach or boat day.
- Pair with
- A beach afternoon or a quiet evening in the old town to recover.
- Time needed
- A full day.
Good questions
Is Aqualand open in November?+
No, water parks in Greece open for the summer season only, so expect it to be closed in November. Check the ticket details for dates in other months.
Can I get there without a car?+
A version of the ticket with return transfer from the south of the island is available, and taxis also run to the park.
Is it suitable for small children?+
Yes, there are gentler slides and play areas, but height and age rules apply to the faster rides.
How long should I allow?+
Plan for a full day, since the park is large and the queues for popular slides can be long.
What should I bring?+
Bring swimwear, towels, sun cream and a hat, and check what food and drink you may bring in.
