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Aphrodite Waterpark

  • CategoryWater Park
  • DurationHalf day to full day
  • AdmissionAdult About EUR 25-36 (about USD 29-41) per adult (reseller prices; confirm)
  • PriceAbout EUR 25-36 (about USD 29-41) per adult (reseller prices; confirm)
  • TransportWalk or short taxi from the Poseidonos Avenue hotels

Aphrodite Waterpark is a mythology-themed water park on Poseidonos Avenue in Kato Paphos, on the southwest coast of Cyprus, close to the main hotel strip. The park uses a Greek myth theme throughout, with statues, columns and landscaped gardens around the pools, and it is one of the largest family attractions in the Paphos area. It is aimed mainly at families with children and teenagers, and is a popular option on hot days from late spring to early autumn.

Mythology-themed water park with slides, wave pool, lazy river and a toddler area, close to the Kato Paphos hotel strip.

Aphrodite Waterpark is a mythology-themed water park on Poseidonos Avenue in Kato Paphos, on the southwest coast of Cyprus, close to the main hotel strip. The park uses a Greek myth theme throughout, with statues, columns and landscaped gardens around the pools, and it is one of the largest family attractions in the Paphos area. It is aimed mainly at families with children and teenagers, and is a popular option on hot days from late spring to early autumn.

The park offers a range of attractions, including high-speed slides, tube and raft rides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a splash area for toddlers. Slides carry names drawn from the myths, and some have height or age restrictions for safety. Shaded seating, sun loungers, cafes and snack bars are placed around the grounds, and lockers and changing rooms are available. Visitors typically spend a half day to a full day, with the main opening season reported as roughly May to October, from about 10:00 to 17:30. Adult tickets are listed through resellers at about EUR 25 to 36, but prices vary, so confirmation at aphroditewaterpark.com is advisable.

Weekday mornings in July and August are best for shorter queues on the large slides, as weekends and school holidays are crowded. Arriving shortly after opening gives time to ride the popular slides before lines build in the afternoon. Visitors should bring sun cream, swimwear and towels, and note that outside food and drinks may be restricted. Photography is normally fine in public areas, though some slide exits restrict devices for safety.

The park can be reached on foot or by a short taxi from the Poseidonos Avenue hotels. Staff and lifeguards monitor the pools, and young children should be supervised at all times.

Practical information for Aphrodite Waterpark · Last updated September 2026
Admission About EUR 25-36 (about USD 29-41) per adult (reseller prices; confirm)
Hours Typically 10:00-17:30 from about May to October; confirm at aphroditewaterpark.com
Typical visit Half day to full day
Best time Weekday mornings in July and August
Getting there Walk or short taxi from the Poseidonos Avenue hotels
Address Poseidonos Avenue, Kato Paphos, 8042 Paphos

Location

Poseidonos Avenue, Kato Paphos, 8042 Paphos

34.7584, 32.4150 View on map

Highlights

  • Mythology-themed slides, wave pool and lazy river
  • Dedicated toddler splash area
  • Landscaped grounds with shaded seating and cafes
  • Short walk or taxi ride from Poseidonos Avenue hotels

Tips for visiting

  • Arrive near opening time to ride big slides before queues build
  • Go on weekday mornings in July and August
  • Bring sun cream, towels and swimwear
  • Check height and age limits for slides
  • Compare ticket prices with the official site before buying

When to visit

Weekday mornings in July and August for shorter queues. The season runs roughly May to October.

Accessibility

The grounds are mostly paved and flat, but slide towers involve steps and wet surfaces. Wheelchair users can reach the main pool areas, though access to slides is limited. Visitors should enquire in advance.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

Half a day to a full day, depending on how many slides and rides visitors want.

Is it worth it for kids?

Yes. It is designed for families, with a toddler area and slides for different ages.

Is photography allowed?

Photography is normally fine in public areas. Some slide exits restrict devices for safety.

When is it open?

It typically runs from about May to October, from around 10:00 to 17:30. Confirm on the official site.