FASOURI WATERMANIA LIMASSOL
THE BIGGEST WATERPARK IN CYPRUS
Limassol’s Fasouri Watermania waterpark is the biggest in Cyprus. It is also one of the largest in Europe in both size and number of rides and attractions, which cater for all ages. Recognised by several international awards, Fasouri Watermania comfortably makes the list of one of the best waterparks in the world.
A TROPICAL THEME
Using a tropical theme, this waterpark is situated very close to the City of Limassol. The park, which normally opens every May and continues to operate through to October, also operates a free shuttle service from both Limassol and Paphos. Patrons are offered free unlimited Wifi during their visit, and there are also several souvenir shops and food outlets available. A dedicated photo shop, a fish spa, a football pitch, and a massage parlour are also available to all visitors.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE ARRIVAL
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Swimwear with zippers are strictly prohibited as the zip can cause damage to some attractions.
- Cash and card payments are not accepted throughout the park. All purchases have to be made using a Watermania cash card, which can be obtained from the cash office on the day.
- Presale tickets are available, and these can be obtained online. Click here for further information
GETTING TO THE PARK
- Presale tickets are available, and visitors who prebook can take advantage of the free shuttle service between Paphos or Limassol and the park.
- Fasouri Watermania is situated about a 15-minute drive outside Limassol’s city centre. The park can be found roughly 10 minutes off the Limassol to Paphos highway.
- A shuttle service is available on certain days of the week from Paphos and the Limassol tourist areas for people who pre-book their tickets in advance.
- The park is typically open daily from the beginning of May through the end of September, and on select days of the week in October.
A SELECTION OF PREMIUM WATER RIDES & ATTRACTIONS
- Baby bungee swings: These are available for small children and toddlers
- The Kamikaze slide: Can reach speeds of up to 50 kilometres per hour.
- The Black Hole slide: A tube of complete darkness
- The Wet Wall Climb: Allows for the attempt to get from one end of the park’s largest pool to the other.
