A DAY OF SLIDES & POOLS
Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark
Make this your splash-filled day in Paphos: faster slides when you want some excitement, a lazy river when you want to slow down, and a separate water-play area for younger children. Aphrodite Waterpark is in Kato Paphos, off Poseidonos Avenue, so it works as a dedicated outing from a seafront hotel.
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DAY
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| Part of the day | What to expect | Your next check |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | One-day admission to Aphrodite Waterpark. | Opening date, participant ages and current ticket conditions. |
| Getting there | Hotel transport is not included in this ticket. | Your route to the Geroskipou coast and the return journey. |
| Inside the park | Slides and pools have their own participation rules. Food and drinks are extra. | Height restrictions, facilities and any additional costs for your group. |
Is this the right day for your group?
Make this a dedicated waterpark outing if your group wants slides, a wave pool and a lazy river in one place. Younger children have a separate play area. For a family divided between bigger slides and gentler activities, that variety is the attraction; for someone who only wants to watch, it can be an expensive companion day because non-riders still pay admission. Ride eligibility is separate from ticket age bands. Some slides require a minimum height of 1.20 m, so plan around the attractions your children can use rather than the number of slides in the photographs.
An entrance ticket, not a hotel transfer
The admission option shown here starts at the attraction. Budget for the journey separately rather than assuming hotel pickup is part of the ticket. Route 611 links the Tombs of the Kings station, harbour and Geroskipou hotel coast with the waterpark; a taxi is the simpler alternative when the journey to a stop or the return timing does not suit your group. Keep the evening flexible. Changing, lunch and breaks are part of the outing. The eight-hour label on a supplier listing is a suggested duration, not the park’s opening schedule or a guided session.
What to budget for the day
Published gate admission is €36 per adult and €20 for ages 3–11, with under-threes free: two adults and two children in that band total €112. These are planning figures reviewed on 1 November 2026, not a live quote for the online offer below. Lockers are listed at €5. Bring a towel and allow for food inside, as outside food and drink are not permitted. Compare the final ticket total for all guests, then add transport and those extras.
What the booking needs to settle
Enter the visit date and your party’s ages to see the actual offer. The park’s operating calendar, the ticket’s validity and the seller’s cancellation terms are the useful details to settle before paying. A ticket page appearing in winter is not evidence that the park opens on your chosen winter date. Use the terms attached to the seller you book with. A direct-park ticket and a reseller offer can have different refund conditions. If access requirements affect your visit, ask the park about the specific changing facilities and attractions you need rather than relying on a general accessibility label.
