With the hot weather on the Costa Del Sol Water Parks are a great way to keep cool and have some fun.
There are two really good Water Parks within an hour’s drive of Estepona.
I’ve visited both of these parks with my family and would definitely recommend them if you’re looking for a great day out.
Going to a water park is an expensive day out, so don’t be shocked by the prices at either of these parks. Expect to pay between €20 – €30 euros per person, including children.
You’ll probably also want to hire a sunbed too, which will be extra and if it’s really busy you might want to hire a ring or two as well.
To save a bit of money consider taking your own food as both parks allow this or you’ll be spending at the snack bars and restaurants.
Estepona Water Parks
AguaMijas – Mijas – Best for older children
What we like
What we don’t like
AguaMijas Water Park is in Mijas which about a 50 minute drive from Estepona
The park offers many attractions, from adrenaline-pumping water slides to more relaxed and leisurely pools, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
I’ve always enjoyed AguaMijas. It’s kept clean and the staff are friendly.
There are some grassy areas that are good for placing towels and relaxing, or you can hire a sunbed.
You can also bring your own food and drinks into the park or buy something from the various cafes and snack bars.
There is plenty of parking close to the park.
Find out more and book your tickets on the AguaMijas website.
Latest Google Reviews for AguaMijas
Sale muy rentable alquilar un rosco para no esperar colas y disfrutar más el tiempo.
Los baños están muy muy bien preparados.
Hay comida, gofres etc
Bahia Park – Algeciras – Best for younger children
What we like
What we don’t like
Bahia Park in Algeciras is probably my favorite water park near Estepona.
I think the slides and attractions are more suited to younger children which suits me perfectly, as my two children aren’t really up for the massive, super-fast slides.
Bahia Park has a selection of water slides, a wave pool, children play areas, a zip line and a lazy river.
There are plenty of sunbeds at Bahia Park but you do have to pay extra for them.
There is a free picnic area, but it’s tucked away and not in a great location for accessing everything in the park.
You can bring your own food or buy refreshments from one of the snack bars or restaurants within the park.
We went to Bahia Park recently and had a really good time.
Highly recommended.
Find out more and book your tickets on the Bahia Park website.
Latest Google Reviews for Bahia Park
Problem #1 – Inflatable tubes.
We rented a tube, but someone stole it. Instead of enjoying our day, we had to waste our time looking for it. This is clearly a flaw in the park’s organization. A simple solution would be to include the cost of the tubes in the ticket price and make them freely available inside the park.
Problem #2 – No shade in the attraction queues.
There is no canopy or shade in the waiting lines. The ground gets extremely hot and burns your feet while you wait. The most frustrating part is that the wooden support posts for a canopy are already there. The park only needs to install a shade net or some other covering, yet this obvious issue remains unresolved.
The only positive thing was the food.
The buffet food was good. I had the kebab menu, and it was tasty.
Overall, the park has potential, but these basic issues significantly affected our experience and made the visit less enjoyable than it should have been.
Thank you so much, we will definitely be back.
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