Aquacolors Waterpark is the largest waterpark in Croatia, located on the west coast of Istria near the town of Poreč. It covers over 100,000m2 and has a capacity of 3,000 – 5,000 guests per day. Aquacolors is considered one of the most modern water parks in Europe, and it is perfect for families, teenagers and adults.

With more than 20 various attractions and 4,000m2 of water, Aquacolors offers its guests tons of fun, adrenaline and relaxation. All attractions in the park are divided into four areas – fun, adrenaline, relaxation for adults and relaxation for kids, and each area is distinguished by bright colours and lighting effects, taking you to another galaxy. The Looping Rocket, Multislide, Free Fall and the rest of the park’s slides are between 100 and 200m long, half of which are inner tube rides and the other half of which are body slides. The giant yellow “Magicone”, a cone 28m in diameter, is definitely the most popular attraction in the park, and is sure to thrill each and every guest. This season, our more competitive guests will have the chance to try out our new “Windigo” attraction – a water slide with 6 parallel lanes for racing.

Even our youngest guests will have plenty to do – including a bit of adrenaline – at the 500m2 kiddie pool with small water slides in the shape of a tower, mushroom and turtle. Our adult visitors can relax and take a ride on the longest lazy river in southern Europe, or do Zumba in the wave pool. Our daily schedule also features and entertainment programme for kids and adults (face painting, karaoke, water aerobics, mascots, etc.).

For a short break, visit our food court, where our wide selection of food and drink is sure to satisfy everyone’s palate. If you’ve forgotten your swimsuit or suntan lotion, you can find all this and more in our beach shop. And for a beautiful souvenir of your day at Aquacolors, take home a crazy photo from one of our slides.

Note before purchase:

• Entry into the water park is free for children under 100cm in height. Children more than 100cm in height below the age of 15 must have a “children’s ticket” for entry.