Water park HOLIDAYS
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ith a host of new openings and additions across the world of water parks, there’s never been a better
time to book clients in for a week splashing around in the sun. And whether they see themselves careering down a waterslide, floating down a winding lazy river or relaxing on a sunlounger while watching the kids’ faces light up as they make a mighty splash in the wave pool – there’s as much for adults to enjoy as there is for little ones. Water-based theme parks come in all shapes and sizes, many with accommodation on-site or close by. So whether clients are looking for a budget-friendly escape or are happy to splash out on splashing around, there’s a water park resort out there to suit everyone. With a range of accommodation types, dining options and amenities to choose from, here’s our pick of water park resorts to suggest to your clients this summer.
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Since opening in 2008, Siam Park has become a go-to destination for family-friendly holidays in the Canary Islands, and it’s easy to see why. Set on the vibrant island of Tenerife, this aquatic wonderland is open year-round and comes without the hefty price tag of some of the big-brand theme parks, making it a top choice for budget- conscious thrill-seekers. The park is home to Mai Thai
River, the world’s longest lazy river,
and more than 30 slides and rides. For adrenaline junkies, there’s the Tower of Power slide, with a near- vertical drop through an enclosed tube surrounded by an aquarium with a resident shark, or the recently added Saifa water coaster for a twisting journey through dark tunnels and heart-thumping drops. For younger guests, the Lost City
provides a fun aquatic playground with water cannons, slides and shallow pools. And for those seeking relaxation there’s Siam Beach,
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