Updated in September 2026, this Splash Island Water Park guide covers ticket prices, opening hours, parking, accessibility and what to see.
Splash Island Water Park is an open-water obstacle course on Reduit Beach, in Rodney Bay, St Lucia. This guide was updated in September 2026 to reflect the current tickets and hours. You can book in advance through Viator before your visit.
Quick facts about Splash Island Water Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Reduit Beach Avenue, Rodney Bay, Gros Islet |
| Opening hours | 9:30am–6pm daily (ticket booth closes 5pm) |
| Hourly Pass | $15.00 |
| Half Day Pass (4 hours) | $40.00 |
| Full Day Pass (8 hours) | $60.00 |
| Parking | On site |
| Minimum requirements | Age 6+, height 3.5ft, basic swimming ability |
Why book Splash Island Water Park tickets?
- 🏛️ The Caribbean’s first open-water sports park: Tackle a floating obstacle course built right on the sea.
- 🎟️ A viral moment made here: This is the course where iShowSpeed raced Chloe Bailey in front of millions of viewers.
- 🌿 Over a dozen obstacles: Take on the climbing wall, trampoline, monkey bars, Ice Berg XXL and more.
- 📜 European safety-certified: Every obstacle meets EN 15649, the strictest European safety standard for inflatable water equipment.
- 💰 Free for Bay Gardens guests: Anyone staying at a Bay Gardens Resorts property gets unlimited access included.
Opening hours at Splash Island Water Park
Splash Island Water Park opens daily from 9:30am to 6pm, though the ticket booth closes at 5pm.
Ticket prices for Splash Island Water Park
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Hourly Pass | $15.00 |
| Half Day Pass (4 hours) | $40.00 |
| Full Day Pass (8 hours) | $60.00 |
| Half Day + Lunch | $75.00 |
| Full Day + Lunch Experience | $99.00 |
Prices are in USD, per person, and include 10% VAT and a 5% service charge. Life jackets, a safety briefing and certified lifeguard supervision are included with every ticket. St Lucian residents can access separate local pricing, and groups of 10 or more can request a discounted rate. Prices are current as of September 2026 and may change without notice. You can book through Viator to secure your preferred pass.
How to get to Splash Island Water Park
By car or taxi, the park is on Reduit Beach Avenue, between Rodney Bay and Gros Islet, on St Lucia’s northwest coast.
By transfer, return transfers are available for $15 per person from Castries Cruise Port and several hotels in the north of the island, including Sandals Grande, Sandals Halcyon, Windjammer Landing, The Landings and Cap Maison.
Parking at Splash Island Water Park
Parking is available on site.
How long to spend at Splash Island Water Park
An Hourly Pass suits a quick session, while the Half Day and Full Day passes give enough time to properly master the course, take breaks and come back for more.
Accessibility at Splash Island Water Park
All users must be at least 6 years old, 3.5 feet tall, and able to swim to a basic standard. Life jackets are mandatory for everyone, regardless of swimming ability.
What to see at Splash Island Water Park
The Action Tower and climbing wall. A central feature of the course, testing balance and grip as you climb above the water.
The Ice Berg XXL and the Cliff. Two of the park’s bigger challenges, both designed to send visitors tumbling into the sea.
Monkey bars, hurdles and the double rocker. A run of smaller obstacles that keep the course moving and the laughs coming.
The trampoline and the Spinner. Bouncing and spinning features add variety alongside the climbing and balance challenges.
Seagrapes Beach Bar. Right by the park, this beachfront bar and restaurant serves snacks and local dishes with views over Reduit Beach.
Practical tips for visiting Splash Island Water Park
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Check if your hotel includes free access | Guests of Bay Gardens Resorts properties get unlimited entry at no extra cost. |
| Bring a change of clothes | You’ll be soaked by the end of any pass, however short. |
| Go for a combo package | Half Day or Full Day plus lunch works out better value than paying separately. |
| Arrive early for a full day | The ticket booth closes at 5pm, even though the park runs until 6pm. |
| Book tickets in advance | Advance booking is recommended, especially in peak season, and you can book through Viator. |
Frequently asked questions about Splash Island Water Park
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is this where iShowSpeed’s viral video was filmed? | Yes, his race against Chloe Bailey took place on this course in April 2026. |
| Do I need to know how to swim? | Yes, basic swimming ability is required, though life jackets are mandatory for everyone. |
| Is there a minimum age or height? | Yes, visitors must be at least 6 years old and 3.5 feet tall. |
| Do Bay Gardens Resorts guests pay extra? | No, guests of Bay Gardens Resorts properties get unlimited free access. |
| Should I book in advance? | Yes, particularly in peak season. You can book in advance through Viator. |
Things to do near Splash Island Water Park
Reduit Beach is the beach the park is built on, regularly ranked among the Caribbean’s best.
Pigeon Island National Landmark offers coastal walking trails and historic ruins, a short drive from Rodney Bay.
Rodney Bay Marina has restaurants, bars and yacht-watching, a short walk from the park.
Gros Islet’s Friday night street party brings music, food stalls and dancing to the town each week.
Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa is right beside the park, with additional dining and beach facilities.
Alternative attractions to Splash Island Water Park
Rainforest Adventures St Lucia offers an aerial tram and zipline through the rainforest canopy, on the opposite side of the island.
The Sulphur Springs Park, in Soufrière, lets visitors bathe in mineral-rich volcanic mud baths, about an hour’s drive away.
Toraille Waterfall, near Soufrière, is a scenic cascade with a natural swimming pool at its base.
Anse Chastanet offers some of St Lucia’s best snorkelling, close to the Pitons in the island’s south.
Treetop Adventure Park combines ziplines and rope courses through the forest canopy, a scenic drive from Rodney Bay.
More St Lucia travel
Other St Lucia travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- How to ride St Lucia’s Rainforest Aerial Tram.
- Plan your visit to the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Castries.
- Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens visitor guide: Combine the gardens with a mineral waterfall and mud baths.
- Morne Coubaril Estate visitor guide: Including prices for the historical estate tour, zipline and rum and chocolate tour.
