Best Waterparks in Greece

Lido is one of the largest water parks in Greece, in the Greater Mastichari area, around 3 km from the Mastichari port. Spread over 75,000 sq. ft, Lido serves as a perfect getaway for a day of entertainment with many water-themed rides, slides, and pools, including a huge wave pool, lazy river and many other fun activities.

Aquatica Waterpark is a water-themed amusement park located in Kardamena. The park is a fun, thrilling day experience with rides like the lazy river, pools, and various slides. There are separate kids' pool and splash areas, and lifeguards are present throughout the park to ensure your safety.

Located on the island of Rhodes, this massive park spreads over 25 acres. There’s a big Ferris wheel offering stunning views over the island and out to sea. The park also features a toddler’s pool and a children's area with fun elements like the Funny Bridge, where you’ll get sprayed with water as you walk across, and a Pirate Ship to explore. For adults, there’s a range of high-adrenaline water rides, including the hair-raising Free Fall Slide and the Head First Mat Racer.

Situated in a beautiful beachside spot in Crete’s Hersonissos, Star Beach Waterpark is a top party destination with several bars and restaurants to relax in between high-octane activities. It’s also great for families and kids, with a Baby Star Beach zone featuring mini-sized slides and splashy fun rides. Additionally, you can try bungee jumping or book sea-based watersports such as jet skiing and banana boats.

The Tsilivi Waterpark in Zante is surrounded by lush greenery. It’s an excellent place for kids, with a play pool, water jungle, and pirate ship to explore. For more adventurous visitors, the Turbulence slide offers a wild ride, while the quadruple Multislide is perfect for racing. For a more relaxed experience, you can float down the Lazy River on an enormous raft.

Acqua Plus in Crete has been a popular destination for over 20 years. Set on a hill in Hersonissos, it offers beautiful views out to sea and features over 50 different slides and games. The park is divided into two sections: one for children and one for adults, providing plenty of opportunities for adrenaline-fueled thrills.

One of the bigger waterparks in Greece, Zante Water Village offers a range of towers with mega-thrill rides and splash-filled family fun. The Mermaid Baby Pool, Lagoon Pool, and Children’s Tower are perfect for toddlers and kids, while the Family Tower features rafting and multi-racing slides. For some seriously crazy-fun water ride action, head to the Thrill Tower or the Extreme Tower.

Just 15 minutes from Thessaloniki, Waterland is one of the largest waterparks in Europe, stretching over 150,000 square meters. It features the largest wave-pool in Europe, a Crazy River, and six linked pools with multi-slides. The park also includes a zoo, making it a perfect destination for a day full of diverse activities.

When temperatures rise, Wet Park in Alimos, Athens, turns the well-known beach into a water playground full of inflatable toys suitable for children over the age of six. From running on inflatable tracks to balancing on beams and crossing bridges, Wet Park offers a unique experience directly in the sea, making it ideal for those who prefer natural water over pools.

Located next to the Attica Zoological Park, Aquapolis features a wide range of waterslides with thrilling names like Zebra, Thunder, Red Dragon, and Blue Tornado. The park offers a variety of slides, each designed to provide a different level of excitement, making it a great addition to a visit to the zoo or a standalone day of fun.

Near Corinth’s Isthmus, around 40 kilometers from Athens, Splash Water Park is suitable for young children and adults alike. The park features shallow pools for young swimmers, animal-shaped water slides for babies, and thrilling rides for older children and adults, including the Kamikaze, Freefall, and Black Hole slides.