Keeping Your Cool at a Waterpark
Waterparks are an enjoyable way to keep cool on a tropical island. Puerto Rico has a number of water parks to choose from, ranging from those for infants and small kids, to larger parks for bigger kids of all ages. Many of them are only open during the summer months (meaning mid-May to mid-August), but a handful are open year-round.
Here is a quick list of waterparks, and information to help you plan your waterpark fun. Prices, dates, and hours may change, so call ahead for current info before heading out.
Parks for Infants & small children (Under 12)
Open Year-round
Aqua Sol Carolina at the Carolina Balneario

A large water area, with a maximum depth of 8 inches, small slides, interactive water games, sprayers, and fountains. Everything a little kid could want. They have 1-hour sessions throughout the day with a max of 200 people per session.
Admission: $3/kid/hour up to 12 years old, $2/person/hour over 12 years old (must be accompanied by a kid under 12).
Open 9am to 5pm. Open all year Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. High season- from May 15th- August 31st, open Tuesdays – Sundays.
Call (787)791-2410 or (787)633-3457 for more info. Or check out their Informational page.
Aqua Sol Carolina at Parque Julia de Burgos
Similar to the waterpark above, but smaller, and not at the beach. They have 1-hour sessions throughout the day with a max of 75 people per session.
Admission: $2/kid/hour up to 12 years old, $1/person/hour over 12 years old (must be accompanied by a kid under 12).
Open weekends and holidays year-round 9am to 5pm. Open Tuesday through Sunday 9am to 5pm from May 15 to August 31.
Call (787)701-5152 or (787)701-5156 for more info.
Parks for Infants & small children (Under 12)
Open Summer Only
Parque Acuático Infantil Punta Santiago at the Punta Santiago Balneario

Located on Route 3, KM 72.4 in Humacao
Admission: $5/kid 3 to 12 years old, $4/person over 12 years old.
Open Wednesday through Sunday 8:30am to 4:30pm from May 5 through August 5.
Call (787)852-1660 or (787)285-7069 for more info.
Parks for All Ages, Open Summer Only
Las Cascadas Waterpark in Aguadilla
Las Cascadas is the largest waterpark on the island. Be sure to take a look at our review of Las Cascadas for more details.
Located on Route 2 KM 126.5 in Aguadilla.
Admission: $22.95/kid under 12 years old, $24.95/person over 12 years old.
Supposedly open 10am to 5pm every day from May to September. Call for exact days and hours.
Call (787)819-0950 or (787)819-1030 for more info.
Ola Marina Salinas / Albergue Olimpico de Puerto Rico
Offers waterpark fun (pools,slides, fountains) plus mini golf, gardens, and rock wall for climbing.
Admission: $16/person (2 years – 59 years) plus tax for full day pass. Seniors and handicapped persons get discounted price. And you can buy tickets online if you want!
Open 10am to 5pm. Weekends starting in late April and 7 days a week in June and July
Call 787-824-2200 extension 267, 291 or 211, or 800-981-2210 for more info.
Visit the Albergue Olimpico web site for more info.
Moisty Park in Caguas
As of 2/13 This park is no longer open.
El Tuque Speed & Splash in Ponce
You can see this park from Route 2 in Ponce, but it is no longer open.
Waterparks & Slides at Resorts
Many of the larger resorts have a water slide in their pools. El Conquistador has a real waterpark available for an extra fee for their guests only.
Coqui Waterpark at the Marina Village in El Conquistador Resort
This waterpark features swimming pools, a waterfall, lazy river, a number of high speed waterslides, and twisty tube water slides.
Admission: Full day pass (9:30am to 6pm) is $14.95/kid (ages 3 to 12), $19.95/person (over 12 years old).
Admission: Half day pass (1:30am to 4:30pm) is $8.95/kid (ages 3 to 12), $12.95/person (over 12 years old).
Call (866)317-8932 for more info.
Visit the El Conquistador web site for more info.
Use this map to locate places mentioned in this article. You can click on a placemark to view the GPS coordinates for that place.










































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