Torremolinos

Aqualand Torremolinos

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Aqualand Torremolinos is a seasonal water park in Torremolinos, about 10 minutes from the town centre and 0.9 km in a straight line from Torremolinos train station. Andalucía’s tourist board lists water slides such as the Boomerang, Anaconda, Espiral, Twister and Super Slalom, plus places to eat, lawns and an 18-hole mini golf. In 2026 it opened on 1 April and the listing gives no dates after 30 September, so it is closed in winter. A standard ticket (ages 11–65) is listed at 39 euros (checked November 2026). It suits families and groups of friends on a hot day; skip it if you want a quiet beach day or you are visiting between October and March.

Crocodiles basking by a pond in Crocodile Park, the reptile zoo next door to Aqualand Torremolinos
Crocodile Park, the reptile zoo next door, about 200 m from the Aqualand entrance (there is no free-licence photo of the water park itself yet), 2012. Photo: Tiia Monto, CC BY-SA 3.0

Quick facts

  • Names: Aqualand Torremolinos; in Spanish a parque acuático (water park). This page covers only the Aqualand in Torremolinos.
  • What: outdoor water park with slides, pools, a jacuzzi and relaxing areas, food outlets, lawns and an 18-hole mini golf (Andalucía tourist board).
  • Where: Calle Cuba 10, Torremolinos (Málaga), the address given by the Andalucía tourist board. On OpenStreetMap the park sits on Camino de los Pinares, next to Crocodile Park.
  • Coordinates: 36.6259, -4.5081 (the mapped main entrance, “Acceso Aqualand Torremolinos”).
  • Season 2026: 1 April to 30 September (Andalucía tourist board, checked November 2026).
  • Prices 2026: 39 euros for ages 11–65, 31 euros for children aged 5–10, 31 euros for over-65s, 17 euros for ages 3–4 (Andalucía tourist board guide prices, checked November 2026).
  • Parking: customer car park run by the park; the tourist board marks parking as paid.
  • Operator contact: the park’s booking email listed by the tourist board is reservas.torremolinos@aspro-ocio.es; website aqualand.es.

Access and parking

By car: the tourist board puts it 10 minutes from the centre of Torremolinos. Málaga city centre is about 13 km away in a straight line.

Parking: OpenStreetMap maps a surface car park for customers, operated by Aqualand Torremolinos, about 100 m from the main entrance. The Andalucía tourist board lists the parking as paid (aparcamiento de pago). We could not confirm the 2026 parking fee. Other public car parks lie 400–550 m away on OpenStreetMap, some marked free. On summer days, arriving near opening time is the safest bet.

By train: Torremolinos railway station is about 0.9 km in a straight line from the park entrance, so allow for a walk through the streets from the station. We did not time it.

By bus: the nearest stop mapped on OpenStreetMap is Isabel Manoja (stop 1586 of the Málaga metropolitan transport consortium), about 0.5 km from the entrance. Several more consortium stops, such as Protección Civil and Ayuntamiento de Torremolinos, sit 550–650 m away. We could not confirm which lines serve them or how often.

What to expect

This is a water park rather than a ride park. The tourist board listing names the Boomerang, Anaconda, Espiral, Twister and Super Slalom slides, a children’s play area, a jacuzzi and relaxing areas, a restaurant, a bar, toilets and a shop. Green lawns give you somewhere to spread a towel between rides, and the 18-hole mini golf is an alternative for anyone who does not want to get wet.

The listing describes rides for families and especially for children, and areas for groups of friends. On OpenStreetMap the park is a walled site of about 400 m north to south, so it is easy to walk round in a day. The tourist board’s audience tags include families, couples, friends and older visitors.

Prices and opening

These are the figures on the Andalucía tourist board listing, checked November 2026. The park’s own site, aqualand.es, could not be opened from our research setup, so check it before you buy.

  • Season: opened 1 April 2026; listed hours run to 30 September 2026.
  • April to June: 10:00 to 17:00 every day.
  • July and August: 10:00 to 18:00 every day.
  • September: 10:00 to 17:00 every day.
  • Rides: close 30 minutes before the park closes.
  • Tickets: 39 euros (11–65), 31 euros (5–10), 31 euros (over 65), 17 euros (3–4). The listing shows these as guide prices per ticket and notes that changes at the ticket office pass through to agency prices.

The listing already shows 2027 periods for April to June and for September with the same hours, but no 2027 prices. We could not confirm whether children under 3 go in free, or what online discounts there are.

Accessibility and safety

The tourist board marks the park as accessible for people with disabilities, and OpenStreetMap tags it wheelchair accessible with wheelchair-accessible toilets. We could not confirm which slides disabled visitors can use, whether wheelchairs can be borrowed, or the height limits for each slide; ask at the entrance. Use sun cream and drink water: the park is open air. Slides close 30 minutes before the park does, so do not plan your last ride for closing time.

Best time to visit

For the full set of rides and the longest day, go in July or August, when the park stays open to 18:00, and arrive at 10:00 to park close to the gate. June and September have the shorter 10:00–17:00 day; we have no visitor figures, so we cannot say which weeks are quietest. The park is closed in winter: the 2026 listing has no dates between October and March.

Nearby alternatives

  • Bajondillo Cave, 0.8 km away: a historic site in Torremolinos, for a short non-water stop.
  • Castillo de Colomares, 7.0 km away in Benalmádena: a historic site worth combining with the stupa.
  • Benalmádena Stupa, 7.8 km away: a Buddhist monument in Benalmádena.
  • Málaga, 13.1 km away: the city centre, with the cathedral and the Alcazaba.
  • Bioparc Fuengirola, 14.6 km away: an animal park, for a day out with animals instead of slides.

Next door, about 200 m south, is Crocodile Park, a reptile zoo. Distances are in a straight line from the park entrance.

FAQ

Is Aqualand Torremolinos open in winter?

No. In 2026 it opened on 1 April and the tourist board’s listing gives hours only up to 30 September. There are no dates for October to March.

How much are Aqualand Torremolinos tickets?

The Andalucía tourist board lists 39 euros for ages 11–65, 31 euros for children aged 5–10 and for over-65s, and 17 euros for ages 3–4 (checked November 2026). Check aqualand.es before buying.

Is there parking at Aqualand Torremolinos?

Yes. There is a customer car park run by the park about 100 m from the entrance. The tourist board lists it as paid parking.

How do I get to Aqualand Torremolinos by public transport?

Take the train to Torremolinos station, about 0.9 km away, or a metropolitan bus to the Isabel Manoja stop, about 0.5 km away. Both leave a short walk to the gate.

What time does Aqualand Torremolinos open?

At 10:00. It closes at 17:00 from April to June and in September, and at 18:00 in July and August (2026 hours, checked November 2026).

Sources and freshness

Checked 6 November 2026 · 3 sources Show

Checked 6 November 2026. Official: Andalucía tourist board, Aqualand Torremolinos (description, rides, facilities, 2026 season, hours, guide prices, accessibility, parking, address, contact). The park’s own site, aqualand.es, could not be reached from our research setup, so nothing on this page comes from it. Location, entrance, car park, bus stops, train station and distances: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), including the park outline. Photos: Wikimedia Commons, licences as credited.

How this page is made. CostaMap is written with an AI editorial system run by Ebizapple. This page is based on the sources listed above. Last updated 6 November 2026. Opening hours, prices and transport change; check the official source before you travel. How we work · Partner links and ads

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