Is Siam Park suitable for non swimmers?

Non swimmers can enjoy the slides too! You don't have to be an adrenaline addict, or surfer to enjoy the Park. You don't even have to be a swimmer!



Yes, Siam Park in Tenerife is highly suitable for non-swimmers, as it is designed to be an "all-ages and all-abilities" water kingdom. The majority of the park's world-famous water slides deposit riders into shallow splash-down pools where you can easily stand up, often with water only reaching knee or waist height. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, the Mai Thai River (the world's longest lazy river) allows you to float securely in a large inflatable tube through tropical landscapes without ever needing to swim. Additionally, the Siam Beach wave pool has a very gentle, gradual entry similar to a real beach, allowing non-swimmers to stay in the shallows where they feel comfortable. For families with children, "The Lost City" and the newer "Sawasdee" areas offer shallow play zones and miniature slides designed specifically for safety. Professional lifeguards are stationed at every attraction, and life jackets are available for use, providing extra peace of mind for those who are not confident in the water.

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Experience heart-pounding slides like Tower of Power or float along the tranquil Mai Thai River. Families can enjoy the adventurous Lost City or the exhilarating Wave Palace wave pool. Siam Park caters to all ages and interests.

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If you go to the park with just regular Siam Park tickets, you would probably need the whole day to fully enjoy the rides. But when you book with TravelON World, you'll save a lot of time from queuing at the entrance and trying to figure out how to get to the park.

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Siam Park City is closer to Bangkok and has a wider range of attractions that cater to adult visitors, but if you are in Bangkok with kids, Dream World is the obvious choice for you. The added advantage of having a round trip transfer and buffet lunch inclusive combo tickets to the Dream World is also unbeatable.

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Quietest Days to Visit If you prefer a less crowded environment, Sundays are typically the quietest days at Siam Park. Tuesdays and Fridays also tend to be less busy as these are changeover days when visitors are either arriving or leaving.

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Allowed footwear on slides Water Shoes & Wet Shoes: These are ideal for water parks. They offer protection, are water-resistant, and most slides in Siam Park allow them. Sandals & Flip Flops: While they're comfortable for walking around, they're often not allowed on slides.

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Lazy River 1 km A tropical river running through the park with slow and fast sections offering the best views of it. It also has a special “relax” area to complete the experience.

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Is the water in Siam Park fresh or salt water? Freshwater. Siam Park uses seawater, which is desalinated. What is Siam Night?

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The water in Siam Park is always and constantly changing. Siam Park is taking water from the ocean, then water is going throught huge cleaning system, eliminating by the way 80% of salt and finally it is heated or cooled to 24C. 24C always, so you'd never feel the water is too cold or too warm in Siam Park.

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Yes, you need to bring your own towels. There are also shop inside the Park that sell towers.

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It takes us about 40 minutes to float around the river on inflatables. Later I learn that the river is 900 metres long, and is said to be the longest lazy river in the world.

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Summary. In summary, the Siam Park Fast Pass ticket, priced at 28 Euros, is a sure-fire way to enhance your experience at one of Tenerife's top attractions. With significantly reduced waiting times, you're free to enjoy the adrenaline-pumping rides and the relaxing leisure spots at your own pace.

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Siam Park has many claims to fame but none that we're more proud of than our wave pool. We have the biggest artificial waves in the world! Rising up to 3 metres high you can jump right in and let the surf crash over you or paddle at the edges on our incredible and vast white sands.

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The 12,000m2 wave pool can produce perfect surfing waves up to 3.3m (12ft) high, making it the ultimate attraction for any waterpark or surf park!! Construction of the park started in 2005 and the water park opened to the public in May 2007.

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Siam Park is the biggest water park in Europe. Situated in Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, the park is home to an incredibly long network of impressive water slides.

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Siam Park has held the title of the world's best waterpark for eight years in a row, but 2022 is the first time that the park has been designated as the best amusement park overall.

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