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WaterWorld
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- Step-free access
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- Operator's site checked Oct 5, 2026 and answering
Open-air water park at Ayia Napa in south-east Cyprus themed on ancient Greek mythology, with more than thirty rides and attractions and a large wave pool.
About
WaterWorld Themed Waterpark stands on Ayia Thekla road in Ayia Napa, in the Famagusta district of south-east Cyprus. Its theme throughout is ancient Greek mythology, and every ride carries a mythological name. The operator states that the park belongs to the World Waterpark Association and IAAPA and that it has received more than fifty international awards. Around two hundred people are employed each season.
The operator advertises over thirty thrilling rides and attractions and describes its wave pool as one of the largest in Europe. Named attractions include Drop to Atlantis, The Fall of Icarus, The Quest of Heracles, Chariot Chase, Aeolos Whirlpool, the Kamikaze slides Thunderbolt and Lightning, Poseidons Wave Pool, Minotaurs Labyrinth, Odyssey River, Danaides Waterworks, Atlantis Activity Pool, Delphin Children's Pool, Trojan Adventure, Apollos Plunge, Aphrodite's Bath, the Serpentine Slides, Phaethon's Flume and the Titan Stage. Each ride comes with its own safety rules: Drop to Atlantis, for example, is a three-person raft slide with light, sound and visual effects and a minimum height of 1.20 metres.
Supporting facilities include nine restaurants, bars and cafes, VIP suites and shaded VIP cabanas, and an EMW go-kart track on the site.
According to the operator, the park is open every day. The water is neither thermal nor mineral: this is an open-air freshwater park in a hot Mediterranean climate, not a thermal bath.
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Location
Agias Theklas 18, Ayia Napa
Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. · last checked against the source on Nov 2, 2026






