Paphos water park tickets open the Aphrodite Waterpark in Kato Paphos, with slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a kids’ area. Find more trip ideas on Greece Tours.
Below we cover ticket types, season hours, bus links, rides, rules and the second water park near Paphos.
What do Paphos water park tickets cover?
Paphos water park tickets give one person entry to the Aphrodite Waterpark in Kato Paphos. Inside are slides, a lazy river, a wave pool and a kids’ area. The park, GetYourGuide and Viator sell the tickets.
The park calls itself the biggest water park in the Paphos region. It describes the site as a naturally landscaped aqua adventure centre. Paphos water park tickets therefore open fast slides for thrill-seekers and calm water for the rest of a group.
The Marriott Bonvoy listing for the entrance ticket leaves out food, drinks and souvenir photos. Guests pay for those inside the park. Our Cyprus tours hub covers the island’s other day trips region by region.
Where is the Aphrodite Waterpark in Paphos?
The Aphrodite Waterpark, behind Paphos water park tickets, stands off Poseidonos Avenue on the coastal road in Kato Paphos. Cars and local buses reach it. The park sits in the resort area, so a visit avoids a long drive across the island.
The official terms of the park give the address as Off Poseidonos Avenue, Kato Paphos. A Marriott Bonvoy listing for the ticket names the same street as the meeting point.
Coral Bay, a resort 11 km north of Paphos city, lies further out. What’s in Cyprus notes that Paphos covers a wide strip of coast. A Coral Bay hotel needs its own transfer plan for Paphos water park tickets.
Which ticket types do Paphos water park tickets include?
Paphos water park tickets split into adult, child and family types. Adult tickets are for ages 12 and over, and child tickets for ages 3 to 11. Children under 3 enter free. Each type comes as a one-day, two-day or season pass.
The two-day pass among Paphos water park tickets does not need two days in a row. Season passes, family day passes and two-day passes are non-transferable. The same person must use them on every day.
The family ticket covers 2 adults and 3 children aged 3 to 11. The family season pass lists a maximum child age of 15. Buyers of a family pass show an ID or passport and fill in an application form.
Ticket categories follow age. The height rules for certain slides are separate. Check the youngest and oldest guest in the group before you book Paphos water park tickets.
How do you buy Paphos water park tickets online or at the gate?
Buy Paphos water park tickets on the park’s booking page, on GetYourGuide or on Viator, or pay at the entrance. The park offers a discount of up to 10 percent online. Online tickets stay valid until the end of the season.
Paphos water park tickets also sell at the entrance, where the park accepts cash and credit cards. Online buyers do not need to print the ticket. The email confirmation works, and the spam folder is the first place to look if it goes missing.
GetYourGuide sells Paphos water park tickets in four listings. They are an admission, a ticket, a two-day pass and a ticket with transport. The admission listing has free cancellation, wheelchair access and a 15-minute booking cut-off.
The Aphrodite Waterpark Paphos Ticket on GetYourGuide needs a booking 10 hours ahead. Viator sells the Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark Entrance Ticket, also with free cancellation. The season pass sells on the park’s own site or at the entrance.
What happens to Paphos water park tickets in bad weather?
Paphos water park tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable once the order completes, says the park. A full refund applies if the park does not open at all. If it stays open in bad weather, guests get a second visit free.
Rain brings the same offer. A guest who visits in the rain can return on another day free of charge. The park asks visitors to check the local weather before they plan the trip.
A technical fault on one slide gives no right to compensation. Tickets are valid for the current season only. Refund requests also fail when internet outages, payment platform errors or electricity failure cause the problem.
These terms are the park’s own and apply to tickets bought on its site. Read the cancellation line of a reseller listing before you pay for Paphos water park tickets there.
When does the Aphrodite Waterpark open each season?
Paphos water park tickets follow the season. The park lists 10:30 to 17:30 from April to June. In July and August the park is open from 10:00 until 18:00. September to October runs 10:00 to 17:00. A short window in late October and early November runs 10:00 to 16:30.
The July and August day runs eight hours, one hour longer than the other two main seasons. Summer therefore gives Paphos water park tickets their longest day.
The park’s site leaves the closing date open. Check it before you buy Paphos water park tickets for a late-season trip. The terms let the park change hours or close for refurbishment, capacity, weather or special events.
How do you reach the water park by bus or car?
From Coral Bay or the Tombs of the Kings road, take bus 615. Change to bus 611 at Tombs of the Kings. From the old town area, take bus 610 first. Drivers use the free car park in front of the park.
The driving route starts on the main highway towards Paphos. At the first main roundabout take the first exit. Follow the dual carriageway and go straight over the next two roundabouts. Turn left at the T junction.
At the small roundabout go straight on. Turn left at the first turning, where a waterpark sign points the way. The narrow lane ends at the park. Drivers with Paphos water park tickets get free parking, but the park cannot guarantee a space.
What’s in Cyprus advises checking the live times and the last return bus with Pafos Buses. Our Paphos transfers page compares airport transfers, taxis and buses for visitors with Paphos water park tickets.
Does the water park run a hotel bus transfer?
Yes. The park sells a bus transfer on set days. Tuesday and Friday are the bus days from April through June and again from September through October. In July and August it adds Wednesday and Saturday. The last booking closes at 16:00 the day before.
The booking page lists a pick-up stop and time for each hotel, from the Coral Bay road to Paphos. Morning pick-ups run between 09:25 and 11:05. Buyers of Paphos water park tickets pick a date, and the page shows the open stops.
The return leaves the park at 16:30 from April to June. In July and August it leaves at 17:00. In September and October it leaves at 16:00. The transfer goes into the same cart as the ticket.
GetYourGuide lists a separate Aphrodite Waterpark with Transport product. It offers pick-up and free cancellation, and buyers book 10 hours ahead. Paphos water park tickets with transport suit guests without a car.
Which slides do Paphos water park tickets unlock?
The rides page lists 20 attractions, from Free Fall and Kamikaze to Aqua Infinity and Cannon Drop. Free Fall drops 50 ft down a vertical sheet of water at more than 40 km/h. Paphos water park tickets cover the slides.
The park names Kamikaze as a prominent feature. Riders climb a tower and take a body-only slide with dips. Lifeguards supervise it and ask riders to remove jewellery and sunglasses first.
Aqua Infinity sends riders down a tube with multiple drops and twists, lit by light rays. Twister runs in total darkness from the top of the hill to the splash pool. Cannon Drop has two chutes, so friends race side by side.
Super Volcano is a climb. Riders find footholds while water erupts over the sides, then slide back down. Age restrictions apply to Free Fall, Kamikaze, Aqua Infinity and Cannon Drop. Signs and lifeguards give the rules before you queue with Paphos water park tickets.
Which pools and rides do Paphos water park tickets include for families?
The lazy river, wave pool, leisure pool and Family Rafting suit mixed groups. The lazy river runs for a mile. Guests of all ages float it alone or in a double tube. Family Rafting seats groups of four.
The river drifts through caves and under the Tomb of the Kings waterfall. It passes the wave pool and picks up speed on a fast stretch. Then it slows down beside the sun loungers.
The wave pool starts when a horn blows and the waves build. The park calls the pool where Cannon Drop lands one of the biggest wave pools in Europe. Its Family Rafting dinghy is the biggest in Cyprus and one of the largest in Europe.
The leisure pool holds a small jacuzzi and a waterfall. Raging River spins single or double tubes down a fast channel into the lazy river. It suits all but the youngest children.
What’s in Cyprus says the park has enough fast slides and calm water to occupy a mixed-age group. It advises meeting at the lazy river, the leisure pool or a fixed food break. Groups with Paphos water park tickets can split between the slides and the pools.
What can small children do at the park?
Small children have a kids’ pool with small slides and a 40 ft Pirate Ship. A Mini Wet Bubble and the Magic Splash play structure complete the area. Children under 5 wear armbands, and children under 12 need an adult with them.

Magic Splash has coloured wheels and jets. A tipping bucket drops a wave of water every 60 seconds, and a small slide tops up the play area. The Pirate Ship adds a speedy double slide and water cannons.
The lazy river loops around the kiddies pool. A separate area lets parents relax while keeping a watchful eye on the children.
Family Rafting and the lazy river suit young children when an adult comes along. The souvenir shop sells life jackets and armbands. Parents with Paphos water park tickets for children under 5 carry the responsibility for the armbands.
What swimwear, safety and height rules apply to Paphos water park tickets?
Swimwear must have no metal parts or zips, and diving into pools is banned. Certain slides have a 1.20 m height limit. Certified lifeguards watch every ride, and the park is a full member of the European Waterpark Association.
Rash guards are allowed on the slides. Staff can ask guests to take off T-shirts on certain slides. Email the park for the list of slides with the height limit before you book Paphos water park tickets.
Pregnant women, guests with heart conditions and anyone under a doctor’s care speak to the health and safety staff first. The Marriott listing for the ticket does not recommend it for travellers with spinal injuries.
Guests use the attractions at their own risk and follow staff instructions. Each wristband links to the guest’s personal account. The guest keeps it on until the final check-out.
What facilities, lockers and food does the park offer?
Paphos water park tickets open a park with lockers, changing rooms, a first aid room and free Wi-Fi. Sunbeds and umbrellas are free. Food comes from a fast food restaurant, a Chinese and Thai restaurant, a Kosher corner and kiosks.
Lockers take items up to a set size. Baby changing facilities sit inside the restrooms. The team at the entrance stores bigger items, such as travel bags and kids’ equipment. The first aid room stands west of the entrance, close to the wave pool, with trained staff.
Guests cannot bring in their own food and drinks, and the park can charge a fee if they do. At entry each guest gets a bracelet and scans it for every purchase. The guest pays at the exit by cash or card.
A guest can leave and re-enter the same day after settling the bill. The park sells a food voucher at a discount, and the buyer must buy it before entering. Dietary requests go to the park by email before the visit.
Cabanas overlooking the wave pool come with a fruit platter and book at the poolside Wave Bar. Three VIP areas cater for larger groups. Photographers work all day, and guests view the photos beside the exit. Ask about these extras when you buy Paphos water park tickets.
Is there another water park near Paphos?
Yes. Laura Splash Waterpark sits at the Leonardo Laura Beach and Splash Resort in Chlorakas. It is open to all, not only hotel guests. It runs from April to October between 10:00 and 18:00 each day.
The park lists more than 40 splash points, five slides, a wave pool and play zones for children. The slides include Crusader and Typhoon Tunnel, Kamikaze Free Fall, Tornado Bowl, a Multilane Mat Racer and a Float Slide.
Every slide has a minimum height of 120 cm. Tornado Bowl takes riders aged 16 and over. Children aged 6 to 12 ride with adult supervision. The park says its hours depend on the weather and can change.
The park sits on Chlorakas Avenue. From Paphos city centre the drive takes 10 to 15 minutes via Tombs of the Kings Road. Bus line 615 stops at the Laura Hotel stop, a 2-minute walk from the entrance. Hotel guests get free access.
The park’s own site sells its tickets, and it says they are non-refundable. GetYourGuide and Viator both list Aphrodite Waterpark tickets. This page covers those Paphos water park tickets in detail.
Which Paphos sights fit around a water park day?
Nea Paphos, Paphos Castle and the Tombs of the Kings fit around a day with Paphos water park tickets. Nea Paphos fills much of Kato Paphos. The Tombs of the Kings are the change point for bus 611.
Wikipedia describes Nea Paphos as the capital of Cyprus for much of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. Floor mosaics in its excavated villas show geometric designs and scenes from classical mythology. The old city is managed as the Paphos Archaeological Park.
UNESCO joins Palaepaphos in Kouklia with the Tombs of the Kings and Nea Paphos as one World Heritage Site. The tombs are cut into the native rock, and no kings lie buried there.
The Lusignans built Paphos Castle after an earthquake destroyed Saranta Kolones, an earlier fortress. The Ottomans rebuilt its western tower. An inscription above the entrance records the work.
What’s in Cyprus advises treating the park as one part of a varied Paphos week. It also advises keeping the next evening loose. Our Paphos tours page lists walking tours, city tours and tours of the ancient sites.
Which family days and slide cruises sit beside the water park?
GetYourGuide lists a Pafos Zoo and Blue Lagoon cruise. It also lists a family-friendly Pirate Ship cruise on the Jolly Roger. Viator lists a Paphos family tour and Blue Lagoon cruises with a water slide.
The zoo and lagoon tour runs 8 hours with a guide and lunch, and it lists pick-up. The group visits Pafos Zoo in the morning. Then it cruises from Latchi harbour to the Blue Lagoon. Free cancellation applies.
The Jolly Roger cruise lasts 4 hours and includes lunch, a welcome drink and a pirate show. GetYourGuide lists pick-up and free cancellation for it.
Viator’s Paphos Family Tour covers sea caves, a shipwreck, a donkey farm and a cat park. Viator also lists Blue Lagoon cruises with slides. One has a mega waterslide, one a giant slide with hotel transfers and one a swim to a lagoon slide.
Our Paphos boat trip page compares the boat trip types. A family that books Paphos water park tickets for one day can book one of these days for another.
What do travellers ask about Paphos water park tickets?
Does the park provide towels?
No. Guests with Paphos water park tickets bring their own towel. The souvenir shop sells branded beach towels, T-shirts and caps.
Can groups get a discount?
Yes. Small groups need a minimum of 20 tickets for the group discount, and they must reserve. The tickets are used on a scheduled date. Larger groups email the park for a discount.
Does the park run birthday parties?
Yes. The party package gives a designated area with tables and chairs, a meal and a soft drink. The group must have a minimum of twenty people.
Is the park wheelchair accessible?
The park welcomes guests with all kinds of disabilities. It gives guidance case by case, by email, phone or Facebook Messenger. GetYourGuide labels its admission listing wheelchair accessible.
Is there entertainment in the park?
On selected days of the week the park runs a live DJ, a frog mascot, music, competitions and prize giveaways. The Marriott listing names the mascot Mr. Froggy.
Can you see the park before you go?
Yes. The official site links to a 360-degree virtual tour of the park. Paphos water park tickets sell on the same site.



