Aquatica Water Park is a family water park in Kardamena, on the south coast of Kos, part of the Porto Bello resort complex. This guide covers opening hours, ticket prices, transport and parking, accessibility, and practical tips for planning your visit.
This guide was updated in August 2026. Current ticket prices of €18 for adults and €14 for children are notably higher than the €12 to €15 many older reviews still describe, so budget for the current rates rather than outdated figures.
Quick facts
| Opening hours | Daily, 10:30–17:30, May to October (low season may reduce to Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun only) |
| Ticket prices | Adult €18, child €14, under 1.20m free |
| Address | Kardamena, Kos 853 02, Greece |
| Nearest transport | Local bus from Kardamena centre (€1.80 one-way) |
| Typical visit length | Half a day to a full day |
Aquatica Water Park opening hours
The park operates daily from 10:30 to 17:30, from May to October.
During the quieter shoulder-season months, it may reduce to opening only on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
The park can close early, or for the day, in sudden poor weather such as rain, strong wind, or storms; entrance fees are not refunded in this case.
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Aquatica Water Park ticket prices
A full-price adult ticket costs €18 and a child ticket costs €14. Children under 1.20m tall are admitted free.
Tickets include unlimited use of the slides, pool, lazy river, aqua playground, sunbeds, and umbrellas.
Food and drink are not included in the ticket price, and a safe box for valuables costs an extra €2.
The park is not included in any city pass, though some nearby hotels offer guests free or discounted entry.
Opening hours and ticket prices were checked on the official website and last updated in August 2026.
How to get to Aquatica Water Park
The park is a short distance from Kardamena, on the south coast of Kos.
A local bus runs between Kardamena centre and the park, with a one-way ticket costing €1.80, bought directly from the driver.
Taxi fares are approximately €9 from Kardamena, €20 from Kos International Airport, and €40 from Kos Town.
Parking near Aquatica Water Park
Free parking is available on-site for visitors arriving by car.
How long to spend at Aquatica Water Park
Most visitors spend half a day to a full day at the park, making use of the unlimited ride and pool access included in the ticket.
Arriving close to opening time is recommended in peak season, since the park can get busy by midday.
Accessibility at Aquatica Water Park
No specific wheelchair accessibility information is published for the park; visitors with mobility needs should contact the park in advance.
Inside Aquatica Water Park: what to see
The park offers around nine water slides, including the high-speed Kamikaze and Freefall, alongside a lazy river, a swimming pool, and a dedicated aqua playground for younger children.
The aqua playground and lazy river are designed to be accessible to children under 1.20m tall, who cannot use the larger slides.
Sunbeds and umbrellas are included with admission, spread around the pool and lazy river areas.
The park’s café serves food and drinks separately from the admission ticket, though it has occasionally been reported closed towards the end of the season.
Practical visitor tips
| Tip |
|---|
| Arrive close to opening time in peak season to get ahead of the busiest midday period. |
| Bring cash for food, drinks, and the locker deposit, since these aren’t included in the ticket. |
| Check the weather forecast before travelling, since the park can close for the day without a refund in poor conditions. |
| Confirm current opening days if visiting in May or October, since the schedule can reduce outside peak season. |
| Ask your hotel whether it offers free or discounted entry, since some nearby resorts have arrangements with the park. |
Frequently asked questions about Aquatica Water Park
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is Aquatica Water Park suitable for young children? | Yes, with a dedicated aqua playground and free entry for children under 1.20m. |
| Do you need to book tickets in advance? | Not required, though booking ahead can help avoid queues in peak season. |
| Is food included in the ticket price? | No, food and drinks are charged separately at the park’s café. |
| Is there a locker service? | Yes, a safe box for valuables is available for an additional €2. |
| Does the park operate all year? | No, it operates seasonally from May to October. |
Things to do near Aquatica Water Park
Kardamena town, with its beach, restaurants, and nightlife, is a few kilometres away. Porto Bello Beach, next to the park, offers a further stretch of coastline to explore.
Antimachia Castle, a Venetian-era fortress, is a short drive inland. Kos Airport and the village of Antimachia lie within easy reach for those exploring the island’s south.
Alternative attractions
Lido Water Park, near Mastichari on the north coast of Kos, is a larger water park with similar slides and pools. Water Fun Park, in Faliraki, Rhodes, offers a comparable family water park experience on a neighbouring island.
Aqualand, in Corfu, is one of the larger water parks in the Ionian Islands. Aquapark Waterland, on Crete, offers extensive slides and pools near Chersonissos.
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- What you need to know before visiting the Archaeological Museum of Naxos and Catholic Cathedral of Naxos.
