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Wet’nWild The entrance fee for an adult is £10.00 and £5.00 for children (Cypriot pounds). This park opens from 10:am until 6:00pm Monday - Saturday. If you are staying in Limassol town, a taxi will cost you about £2.50 / £3.00, to this park. This is a Water Park, similar to Watermania. However they are different and do offer alternative entertainment. If you want to watch a film here you can simply go to the cinema.

Grand Canyon is well worth climbing the stairs, go in a double with somebody else if you’re faint hearted, and they can hold your hand. Then there is Double Trouble, this will have your heart racing with it’s sharp drops and black spots, most people just scream from start to finish when riding these. There are two DareDevils, similar to the Kamikaze at Fasouri. You have to be a bit of a dare devil yourself to ride this. It has razor sharp edges, which almost throw you out, once you hit the sides. (Leaves your heart in your mouth). The lazy river is just as lazy here, as it is in WaterMania. The Kiddy Pool is a firm favourite with all toddlers and grown up’s alike. You can climb the frame, spin the wheels, (these spray others else where in the pool), or swing in the tyres. Both water Parks have professional photographers working throughout the day. They take your photos with or without a request. You do however, have the options of buying these photographs for about £2.00 (Cypriot). You can not fail to have a fun time here, a sure-fire winner for all ages.

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Fasouri WaterMania For families, a visit to Fasouri Watermania, is a must! It is the biggest Water Park on the Island and if Cyprus gets into the European Community, it will then be the biggest throughout Europe. This trip is a full day out, as the park opens at 10:00am and closes at 6:00pm. There is just enough time, to enjoy everything that is here. You will Pay approximately £10.00 (Cypriot) for an adult and £5.00 for a child. If your child is less than 1.2 meters tall, they will only be allowed on the rides with an adult. The children here stop paying child prices at the tender age of twelve, (this is the same all over the Island). You can not take a picnic into this park, but you will find Burger Bars, cafes and shops. There are 4 Black holes here, ride them all for total excitement. Then there is the Kamikaze, for the brave hearted only.

Next is the Wave Pool, which will make you feel like you’re at sea. You can mat race on the Six Lane Mat Racer, to see if you’re a winner, or just relax round the Lazy River, if you want to. If all this is too much and you just want to take some sun then you will have no problem getting a sun bed, as there are plenty, they also have umbrellas so you can have shade if you require it. These are included in the entrance fee, so help yourselves, (don’t be shy now). Trained lifeguards supervise all rides; the park prides itself on safety. All non-swimmers and toddlers can have the time of their lives in the Interactive pool; the big bucket on top of the interactive centre enhances this. It fills up with water then tips up side down, pleasantly surprising everybody. The wet bubble is the most challenging activity here; you have to climb to the top, if you can. There are lots of other slides and Jacuzzis pools to choose from, you will never be bored here, that is a guarantee.