Parque acuático Heraklion Watercity con traslado

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Ventajas

Las atracciones de alto octanaje como Black Hole y Kamikaze
Opciones poco profundas para los niños más pequeños
Terrazas para tomar el sol
Un abanico de bares y opciones para comer

Qué te espera

Un día en el parque acuático es la actividad definitiva para las vacaciones en familia. La mezcla de emociones de alto octanaje y diversión relajante significa que hay algo para todos y muy de humor. Así es el parque acuático temático Watercity.

Watercity, en Anópolis, es un laberinto de atracciones de vértigo y toboganes serpenteantes enmarcados por terrazas para tomar el sol, restaurantes y jardines. Tómese las cosas con calma bajo el sol mientras los niños se lanzan al Black Hole, se lanzan por el Kamikaze o se precipitan por el Crazy River, o quizá se unan a ellos para disfrutar de las emociones de las aguas bravas.

También hay una enorme piscina y una piscina de olas, además de dos números poco profundos para los más pequeños. Si quiere algo más relajante, puede flotar en el Lazy River o relajarse en la gigantesca bañera de hidromasaje exterior. Cuando llegue el momento de reponer fuerzas, también encontrará muchos lugares para descansar, como un puesto de helados, cafeterías, bares y restaurantes que sirven una gran variedad de sabrosos platos.

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Transporte
Entrada al parque acuático Watercity

Importante

Los toboganes se clasifican en tres niveles en función de la altura y no de la edad
Los toboganes de nivel 1 y las piscinas pequeñas son aptos para niños de menos de 90 cm
Los toboganes de nivel 2 son adecuados para niños de entre 90 y 140 cm
Los toboganes de nivel 3 tienen una restricción de altura mínima de 140 cm y están etiquetados como "extremos"
El precio para adultos se aplica a los niños de más de 140 cm
El precio del niño se aplica a los niños menores de 140cm
Comida y bebida no incluida
Lleva algo de dinero para gastos extra o propinas

Organizado por

TUI Hellas Travel, Tourism and Airlines SA, with Tax Number 094469778 and Travel License Number 0261Ε60000126100

Cargo por reserva

¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.

Política de cancelación

Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 1 day antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Bien

4,1 /5

Basado en 64 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Personal

3,9/5

Relación calidad-precio

4/5

Seguridad

3,9/5

Servicio

3,9/5

Todas las valoraciones (64)

5 estrellas (25)

39%

4 estrellas (28)

44%

3 estrellas (7)

11%

2 estrellas (2)

1 estrella (2)

S
Shazza
Verified booking
5
25 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó con un grupo de amigos
Bus was late picking up and it wasn’t clear exactly where it was picking us up from
T
Timms
Verified booking
3.8
11 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó con la familia
No communication from the guide simply took our name and that was it half way to the rate Roark he got of the coach with no explanation as to why and did t get back on. On arrival at the water park it wasn’t explained what to do or how to get tickets literally the driver just held up a board with the time to come back to the coach. The coach was extremely warm and the climate control was not working. Water park was awesome
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L.S
Verified booking
4.2
7 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
The waterpark's slides were great. Nice food, and we had just enough time there to feel satisfied we got the most out of it, whilst also not having too much time that we were waiting arund to go back. However, the staff at the waterpark were often quite rude, and generally the safety was not ideal. We hurt ourselves on the slides more than once, and we saw a woman with a broken ankle so it was clearly an issue for everyone. Also, the transfer was late. Overall though, was a good day out.
C
Cowol
Verified booking
4.2
3 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Goules pick up. Waterpark was great. Some of the pools needed a little clean. Transfer needs serious improvement. Was 20 minutes late despite being first pick up but did only take 20 mins to get there. No information regarding return pick up was given in the TUI app, during or post booking. Only found out about this when we were dropped off. Highly recommend adding some info about this in the experience description. Water park was fun, good selection of rides. Park needed more shade areas.
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JoLo37
Verified booking
3
30 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Available water slides were good, not enough to be entertained all day. Was ready to leave by 1pm. The park is looking tired and in need of maintainance. Lazy river is basically non-moving so you have to push yourself around. My son also cut his toe open badly against a sharp edge on a pool step which will need stitches. It would have been good if there was the option of an earlier bus back as we had to get a private taxi which cost €60 to return to Nana Golden Beach
K
K Jag
Verified booking
3
29 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Everything about the waterpark was great, the only disappointment was the transfer, picked up at 10am from the hotel, arrived at the waterpark at 11am after picking up at other hotels, then told transfer back is 5pm, waterpark didn't close until 6.30pm so why couldn't the pick up time be 6pm after getting through reception at the waterpark and getting changed etc, it was 11.30am so only had less than 5 hours in the park before getting sorted for the transfer back, very poor!!

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