Torrevieja guides
Aquopolis is the big one on the edge of Torrevieja, ten minutes from the villa; Flamingo Aquapark is smaller and gentler. One is enough for a holiday, so here is how to choose and how to pay less.
On the N-332 at the southern edge of Torrevieja, so about ten minutes from Punta Prima with free parking. Expect a wave pool, a lazy river, a kamikaze and a couple of big tube slides, a smaller family rapids run and a splash zone for little ones with shade. Sun loungers and umbrellas are extra and go early; grab one at opening. Lockers, showers and changing rooms are included; the food is water-park food, and picnics are generally allowed in the designated areas.
Gate prices sit around €25 to €30 for adults and €18 to €22 for children, with the official website usually 15 to 25 percent cheaper and an afternoon ticket from about 15:00. The season runs from mid-June to the first week of September, longer at weekends in June. Arrive at opening or after 15:00 to avoid the midday queues; the park thins out noticeably after 16:00.
Also in Torrevieja, smaller and older, with gentler slides, pools and a kids’ area. Cheaper and less overwhelming for families with children under eight, and queues are shorter. If your children are ten and up they will want Aquopolis.
Family guide to Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa: water parks, the real submarine, shallow beaches, pirate boats, karting, trampolines, bowling, mini-golf, flamingos, markets and rainy-day backups.
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Child-friendly villa at Punta Prima: completely enclosed garden and private pool, gated off-street parking, A/C in every room, three bathrooms, and a calm sandy beach four minutes on foot.
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Guide to Torrevieja’s beaches and coves: which are Blue Flag, which suit children, where to park, and which ones you can reach on foot from Punta Prima.
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