Aphrodite Waterpark Entry Ticket Paphos

Aphrodite Waterpark in Paphos

Aphrodite Waterpark is the largest waterpark in the Paphos region and sits on the coast at Kato Paphos, close to the harbour and the tourist area. It is themed around Greek mythology and the goddess Aphrodite, whom the island considers its own, and the setting is bright and family-friendly. Visitors searching for the Aphrodite Waterpark in Paphos usually want an easy day out that keeps all ages busy.

The ticket in this listing covers entrance, so you can move between the slides and pools as often as you like during opening hours. Opening hours change by season, and the park normally opens in the warmer months, so check the dates in the booking panel. Arrive early if you want the shortest queues for the popular slides.

Thrill slides for teenagers and adults

The main attractions for thrill seekers are the tall slides, with names like Gravity, Kamikaze and Free Fall. Gravity is a tube slide that you can ride with a friend, Kamikaze is a body slide with sharp curves, and Free Fall is an almost vertical drop that ends in a splash. Slide rules vary, so look for the height and age signs at each entrance.

If you are wondering whether Aphrodite Waterpark is worth visiting for teenagers, the answer is yes, because there are enough fast rides to keep them entertained for hours. Follow the lifeguards' instructions, wear swimwear without buckles or hard parts on the slides and leave valuables in a safe place. Guests who are pregnant or who have back problems should not use the slides.

Wave pool, lazy river and leisure pools

For a slower pace, the park has a wave pool where you can bounce with the surf, a lazy river that winds around the park and leisure pools for swimming and relaxing. Floating gently along the river on a tube is a good way to cool down and rest between slides. There is also a large inflatable bubble in the leisure pool, a bit like a trampoline on water.

These areas are ideal for parents who want to relax and for groups with mixed ages. Take a hat and sunscreen for the sunbeds and use water resistant sunscreen on children. A hot jacuzzi at the end of the day gives a calm finish. Towels are not provided, so bring your own.

Kids play area and practical tips

Younger children have their own water play area with a pirate ship, a mini volcano and small slides, in shallow water where parents can stay close. It is one of the reasons the park is popular with families. An adult must supervise children at all times, and small children should wear swim nappies or as required by park rules.

The park has a food court, but food and drinks are not included in the ticket. Free Wi-Fi and parking are included. Getting to the park is easy by car, taxi or bus from Paphos, and it is close to the Tombs of the Kings, so you can combine the visit with other sights on another day. Bring swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes.