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Jungle Aqua Park

  • CategoryWater Park
  • Duration4-6 hours
  • AdmissionReseller day tickets with hotel transfer about $77-81 (~EGP 3,850-4,050) per adult; children 2 and under free
  • Price$$$
  • TransportHotel transfer usually included in resold tickets; taxi from Sakkala about EGP 300-450 (~$6-9)

Jungle Aqua Park is a large water park on the Hurghada-Safaga road, in the Nasr Street area of south Hurghada, about 17 km south of Sakkala on Egypt's Red Sea coast. It is one of the most popular family attractions in the Hurghada area, built around a jungle theme with landscaped gardens, palm trees, waterfalls and rock-style features, and it is a common choice on days when the sea is rough or visitors want a break from beaches.

Jungle Aqua Park is a large water park on the Hurghada-Safaga road, in the Nasr Street area of south Hurghada, about 17 km south of Sakkala on Egypt's Red Sea coast. It is one of the most popular family attractions in the Hurghada area, built around a jungle theme with landscaped gardens, palm trees, waterfalls and rock-style features, and it is a common choice on days when the sea is rough or visitors want a break from beaches.

The park offers a wide range of slides, from gentle family rides to high-speed and drop slides, along with a lazy river, wave pool, children's play areas and a lagoon-style pool area. Visitors typically spend four to six hours moving between rides, with restaurants and snack outlets inside the grounds, and sun loungers and shaded areas around the pools. There are also activities for younger children, and a separate area for toddlers. Safety staff supervise rides, and height and age restrictions apply on the faster slides.

Day visitors are usually admitted from about 10:00 to 17:00, although opening times should be confirmed when booking. Reseller day tickets with hotel transfer cost about $77 to 81 (about EGP 3,850 to 4,050) per adult, and children aged two and under enter free. Hotel transfer is normally included in resold tickets, and a taxi from Sakkala costs about EGP 300 to 450 (about $6 to 9).

Weekday mornings are the quietest, and queues at the main slides are shortest in the first hours after opening. Weekends and school holidays bring longer queues, especially in the afternoon. Visitors should bring swimwear, a towel, sun protection, water shoes and a waterproof pouch for phones, and follow the park's rules on swimwear and food. Lockers are available for valuables. Photographs of friends and family are fine, but visitors should avoid photographing strangers.

Practical information for Jungle Aqua Park · Last updated September 2026
Admission Reseller day tickets with hotel transfer about $77-81 (~EGP 3,850-4,050) per adult; children 2 and under free
Hours About 10:00-17:00 for day visitors; confirm when booking
Typical visit 4-6 hours
Best time Weekday mornings
Getting there Hotel transfer usually included in resold tickets; taxi from Sakkala about EGP 300-450 (~$6-9)
Address Hurghada-Safaga road (Nasr Street area), south Hurghada, Red Sea

Location

Hurghada-Safaga road (Nasr Street area), south Hurghada, Red Sea

27.0868, 33.8215 View on map

Highlights

  • Wide range of slides from family rides to high-speed drops
  • Lazy river, wave pool and children's areas
  • Jungle-themed landscaping with palms and waterfalls
  • Hotel transfer normally included in reseller tickets

Tips for visiting

  • Arrive at opening on a weekday for the shortest queues
  • Confirm opening hours and ticket inclusions when booking
  • Bring swimwear, a towel, water shoes and sun protection
  • Use lockers for valuables and a waterproof phone pouch
  • Check height and age limits on faster slides
  • Compare reseller tickets with hotel transfers against taxi costs

When to visit

Weekday mornings, from opening, when queues are shortest. Weekends and school holidays are busiest.

Accessibility

Water parks involve stairs to slide towers and wet surfaces, so access is limited for wheelchair users. Pool and restaurant areas are more accessible; ask the park about assistance.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a visit take?

Four to six hours is typical for a full day on the slides and pools.

Is it worth it for kids?

Yes, it has children's areas and gentler rides, and children aged two and under enter free. Height limits apply on faster slides.

Is hotel transfer included?

Usually yes in reseller day tickets, which cost about $77-81 per adult. Confirm at booking.