Aqualand Torremolinos

About Aqualand Torremolinos

Aqualand Torremolinos, long known locally as the Aquapark, lies on Calle Cuba about 1.2 km inland from the centre of Torremolinos. It belongs to Aspro Ocio, owner of the neighbouring Crocodile Park, and is the largest water park on the Costa del Sol; the five-slide Hurakan complex was added in 2024.

Hurakan combines a 110 m boomerang, three steep slides and the 125 m Super Bowl; The Mine is a dark tube, and Tsunami, Tukakame, Boomerang, Crazy Race and Crazy Cones complete the big rides, most for riders over 1.20 m. Kukulcán, an eight-lane racer, has no height limit, Surf Beach is a 1,440 m² wave pool, and three splash areas suit under-8s.

In 2026 the park opened daily from 1 April to the end of October, 10:00–17:00 (18:00 in July and August). Adults (11+) pay €39 at the gate or €37 online, children 5–10 €31, ages 3–4 €17; online family packs start at €114. Allow 5–6 hours. Own food is allowed in set areas, but no glass or chairs. Lockers and sunbeds are for hire; Torremolinos C1 station is a walk away.

June and September weekdays have the shortest queues; in July and August arrive before opening and consider the fast pass, as popular slides can mean hour-long waits. Bring water shoes and sun cream. Children under 1.20 m miss most big slides, so a shorter visit may suit families with toddlers.

Aqualand Torremolinos in pictures

What you’ll find

• Bus connectionPublic transportBuy
• Children's areaPlay area for young childrenTicket
• Gift shopSouvenirsBuy
• LockersLockersBuy
• Online ticketsOnline booking discount (€37)Book
• Picnic areaPicnicFree
• RestaurantsFood and drinkBuy
• Skip-the-queue passFast passBuy
• Sunbed hireSunbeds and shadeBuy
• Thrill ridesRoller coasters and big ridesTicket
• Water slidesWater park (€37–€39, 10:00–17:00)Ticket
• Wave poolWave pool and lazy riverTicket

Nearby places to visit

Aqualand shares Calle Cuba with Crocodile Park Torremolinos, right next door, and the two can be combined on one ticket. The centre of Torremolinos and its steep shopping street, Calle San Miguel, lead down to Playa Bajondillo (2 km), and further west the old fishing quarter of Playa de la Carihuela (2 km) is known for fried fish and seafood restaurants along the promenade. The smaller Playa Rincón del Sol (1 km) is nearby. Along the coast, Sea Life Benalmádena (3 km) and Selwo Marina (4 km) are both a short bus or train ride away.