Fasouri Watermania is the water park that Limassol families head for when the sun is high and the sea is not enough. It stands in the Fasouri area west of the city, among citrus groves, and is themed around a Mediterranean-style village with palm trees and shaded seating. The big draws are the slides, which range from gentle family flumes to steep, fast drops, and the wave pool, which produces surf-style waves at set times. There is also a lazy river for floating, a lagoon area and a splash zone designed for small children so that the whole family can find something to do. As a day out, it works because it is easy: you buy a ticket, pick a sun lounger, and move between the pools, slides and food stalls at your own pace. Lifeguards watch each area, there are lockers, showers and changing rooms, and a number of restaurants and snack bars so you can stay all day without leaving. It is a seasonal attraction, open in the warm months, so it is a summer and shoulder-season activity rather than a winter one, and it pairs well with a beach-based holiday in Limassol or a stay at one of the seafront hotels.
How it works
You can buy a ticket at the gate or reserve an admission ticket in advance for your chosen date. The park is open daily in its season, from late spring to early autumn, with opening hours that change by month, so check the schedule for your dates.
It is about a fifteen to twenty minute drive from central Limassol, with free parking on site, and local buses and taxis also serve the area. Children’s tickets usually apply up to a set height or age, and very small children may enter free or at a reduced rate.
What to expect
Slides are graded by thrill level and height restrictions apply to the bigger ones, which are posted at the entrances. The wave pool runs on a schedule, drawing a crowd at each session, and the lazy river is a good spot to relax between slides. The splash zone for young children has shallow water and mini slides.
Lifejackets are available for smaller swimmers, and lockers are rented by the day. Food outlets serve burgers, salads, snacks and ice cream, and you can also bring a small cooler in some areas, subject to the park’s rules on the day.
Making the most of it
Arrive at opening time in July and August, when queues for the big slides build by late morning, and claim a shaded spot early. Apply waterproof sun cream often, wear a hat and use water shoes if the paving gets hot. Weekdays are quieter than weekends and school holidays. If your group has mixed ages, split up for the big slides and meet at the wave pool. Take a change of clothes and a towel for the journey back.
After a day here, a gentle evening on the Limassol seafront or a meal in the old town is the perfect finish. Remember that the park is a seasonal venue, so check that it is open before you plan your day around it, and keep an alternative in mind, such as the seafront or the Paradox Museum, in case of poor weather. Arriving with swimwear already on saves time, and a waterproof phone pouch is useful for photographs by the pools.
What to expect
The experience
A day at a large water park with slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a children’s splash zone.
Best time
Weekday mornings in July and August, arriving at opening time.
How long
Four to six hours, or a full day with lunch on site.
Tips
Bring sun cream, a hat and water shoes, claim shade early and check height limits for the big slides.
Quick picks
- Best for
- Families with children and teenagers on a summer or shoulder-season holiday.
- Families
- A top family day out, with areas for toddlers and thrills for older children.
- Couples
- Fun for active couples who enjoy the slides, though it is aimed at families.
- Pair with
- The Paradox Museum Limassol on a cooler day, or an evening on the old town seafront.
- Time needed
- Allow most of a day including the drive from Limassol.
Good questions
When is Fasouri Watermania open?+
It is a seasonal park, open in the warmer months from late spring to early autumn. Hours change by month, so check the schedule for your date.
How far is it from Limassol?+
It is around fifteen to twenty minutes by car from the city centre, with free parking on site.
Is it suitable for toddlers?+
Yes, there is a dedicated splash area with shallow water and small slides, and lifeguards cover every zone.
Can I bring my own food?+
Food outlets are available on site. Whether you can bring your own depends on the park’s rules on the day, so check at the gate.
Are there height limits on the slides?+
Yes, the bigger slides have minimum height and age limits that are posted at the entrance to each slide.
