Siam Park is the water park that many families plan a Tenerife trip around. It is set out like a Thai kingdom, with temples, carved elephants and tropical planting, on a hillside above Costa Adeje. The rides cover every nerve level. Thrill-seekers head for the Tower of Power, a near-vertical drop that shoots you through a tunnel inside a shark aquarium, and for The Dragon and the Kinnaree. Gentler options include the long Lazy River, which loops round the park, and family rafting slides. At the centre is a giant wave pool, billed as the largest in the world, edged by Siam Beach, a stretch of white sand with loungers. The park opens every day from ten in the morning until six in the evening. Entry includes loungers, rubber rings, life jackets, changing rooms and showers, while lockers and towels are rented on site.
How it works: buy a dated ticket online and show it on your phone at the turnstile. The Tiqets entry ticket we link to is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, so pick your day carefully and check the weather forecast; Tiqets also sells an all-inclusive ticket with food and drink, and a combined ticket with Loro Parque. The park is on Avenida Siam Park in Costa Adeje, a short drive from Los Cristianos, Las Américas and the Costa Adeje hotels, and the park runs its own double-decker buses from those areas.
What to expect: queues for the big slides grow from late morning, especially in school holidays, so ride the headline slides first. A fast-track pass is sold separately if you want to skip the lines. The sun is strong even in winter, and water temperatures are comfortable year round, which is why the park stays busy in November and December. The park is listed as wheelchair accessible, though some rides have height and health restrictions.
Making the most of it: arrive at opening, claim loungers near the wave pool, then head straight for the Tower of Power and The Dragon. Rent a locker for valuables, bring reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes for hot paths, and save the Lazy River for the hottest part of the afternoon.
What to expect
The experience
A themed water park with thrill slides, family rafting rides, a lazy river, a wave pool and a sandy beach area.
Best time
Opening time on a weekday outside school holidays, when the slide queues are shortest.
How long
Most visitors stay for five to seven hours, often the whole day.
Tips
Ride the Tower of Power and The Dragon first, rent a locker, and note that the Tiqets entry ticket cannot be refunded or moved.
Quick picks
- Best for
- Families and thrill-seekers staying in the south of the island.
- Families
- There are gentle rides and a sandy beach for young children, and big slides for teenagers.
- Couples
- Ride the slides together, then claim a lounger on Siam Beach for the afternoon.
- Pair with
- A whale-watching trip from Puerto Colón on another day, or the Loro Parque combined ticket.
- Time needed
- A full day.
Good questions
What are Siam Park’s opening hours?+
Siam Park opens every day from 10:00 to 18:00. Arrive at opening time to ride the biggest slides before the queues build.
Is Siam Park open in winter?+
Yes, it opens year round, and the water is kept at a comfortable temperature. Winter days are mild and sunny on the south coast, though it can feel cool when the wind picks up.
What is included in a Siam Park ticket?+
Entry includes the rides, sun loungers, rubber rings, life jackets, changing rooms and showers. Lockers, towels and fast-track access cost extra.
Can I cancel a Siam Park ticket bought on Tiqets?+
No, the standard entry ticket is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. Check the forecast and your plans before you book.
How do I get to Siam Park?+
The park is in Costa Adeje, a short drive or taxi ride from the southern resorts. Siam Park runs its own buses from Los Cristianos, Las Américas and Costa Adeje, so check the current timetable.