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Water park with karting, open seasonally
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 - 12 years
Cost
Free to low
Time Needed
Full day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Sunny
Stroller Access
Limited
Washrooms
Available
Food
Low quality, overpriced
Parking
On-site, ample
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Moderate
Aquarock offers a mix of water slides, a wave pool, and karting in a seasonal setup on Menorca. While the karting is a highlight for families, the water park feels underdeveloped for its pricing, with outdated slides and limited options. Best suited for older children and adults; younger kids face restrictions despite paying full fees. Consider bringing snacks and visiting midweek to save time and money.
About This Place
Aquarock is a seasonal water park located in Cala en Bosc, near Ciutadella on the island of Menorca, Spain. It features a wave pool, multiple slides, children's play areas, a jacuzzi, and a restaurant. The park is suitable for families with children and adults, providing both active play and relaxation. Admission is available online or at the door, with seasonal opening typically from early May to late September.
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- Child
- €17.00
- Adult
- €26.50
- Senior
- €25.00
- Child under 3
- FREE
- Family (2 adults + 1 child)
- €73.00
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Water Slides
Water slides for various ages including toddlers
Karting Track
Karting track with child-friendly access
Parking & Picnics
Picnic areas and on-site parking
On-Site Dining
Restaurant with snacks and meals available
Good to Know Before You Go
- Parking
- On-site parking available and well-maintained, with space for multiple vehicles; accessible directly from the main access road.
- Food policy
- Bring your own snacks and drinks to avoid overpriced options; on-site restaurant offers limited and low-quality food and beverage choices, with drinks priced at €4.50 per bottle.
- Booking
- Same-day ticket repeats can be booked in advance for slightly lower prices; consider booking ahead during peak season to secure availability.
- Washrooms
- On-site washrooms, showers, and changing rooms available throughout the park.
- Stroller access
- Stroller access is possible but limited in parts of the water park due to uneven surfaces and shared paths with karts; consider folding strollers for ease.
- Safety notes
- Some slides show visible rust and structural wear; reports of discomfort or pain during descent suggest maintenance issues; children under 3, while free, are restricted from most water park attractions despite paying full child fee at age 3.
- Age restrictions
- Children under 2 years old enter free; 3-year-olds pay full child fee but are prohibited from using main water slides and wave pool, though they may ride in adult karts during karting sessions.
Kid Fit by Age
Babies under 2 years old enter for free and can enjoy shaded areas, shallow children's pools, and calm spaces. Parental supervision is recommended.
Toddlers aged 2 - 3 can access shallow children's pools and gentle splash zones, but are restricted from main slides and the wave pool. Entry fee applies at age 3 despite restrictions.
Preschoolers (3 - 5 years) face significant limitations: they pay the full child rate but are restricted from most slides and attractions. Some water features may be too harsh or uncomfortable due to maintenance issues.
Children aged 6 - 10 generally enjoy the park's rides, including smaller slides and karting. Age restrictions are clearer and age-appropriate; however, slide condition may cause discomfort.
Tweens (11 - 13) can use most water slides and the karting track. Their ability to navigate attractions without adult supervision enhances enjoyment, and they appreciate short, energetic circuits.
Teens find fun in both karting and the wave pool; they are generally able to use all facilities. The park's high energy and social atmosphere suit teen enjoyment.
Insider Tips
Avoid weekend visits to reduce wait times
Skip on-site food - bring your own meals
Confirm if your hotel includes park discounts
Book same-day returns in advance for savings
- •Watch for loose or rusty slide sections
- •Supervise children near water and slides
- •Check age restrictions before allowing rides
- •Step-free access to main areas and entrances
- •Sensory-friendly spaces available during weekdays
- •Baby changing available in all restrooms
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit on weekdays early in the season for fewer crowds and quieter times.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSunscreen and swimwear
- check_boxTowels and flip-flops
- check_boxSnacks and drinks
- check_boxChange of clothes
- check_boxReusable water bottles
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are suitable for the water park and karting areas? expand_more
The park is suitable for children aged 3 and up, but those under 3 are free. Children aged 3 must pay the child rate but are restricted from using the main water slides due to height or safety rules.
Is there parking at Aquarock, and is it free? expand_more
Parking is available on-site and is considered good, with space for multiple vehicles; it is free to use.
Are there good food options on-site, or should we bring our own? expand_more
Food options at the restaurant are limited and considered low quality by visitors. It is recommended to bring your own snacks or drinks to avoid high prices inside the park.
Do we need to book in advance, and is it cheaper to book same-day visits? expand_more
Entry tickets can be booked in advance online, and same-day repeat visits are available with a slightly lower price when pre-booked.
What should we bring to make our visit more comfortable and cost-effective? expand_more
Bring your own snacks, drinks, and sun protection. Also consider bringing towels, swimwear, and cash for extra fees such as sun lounger rentals (€3.50).
Are there any safety or accessibility concerns parents should know about? expand_more
The water park has multiple accessibility challenges: some slides are outdated, show visible rust, and may cause discomfort or pain; children under 3 are excluded from main attractions despite the high fee for their age group.
Location
Address
Carrero Cova de Moro, 07769 Cala en Bosc, Illes Balears, Spain
Phone
+34 971 38 78 22
Make it a half-day
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