The largest aquatic playground in Latin America is part of a sprawling tourist resort that attracts families and adrenaline junkies from all over Brazil.
Beach Park Water Park is an adventure you’ll never forget. Covering nearly 9 acres (3.5 hectares), this water park is even bigger than its famous Orlando counterparts. It’s part of a resort that is about five times as big and attracts over a million visitors each year.
Take the smaller kids to the Noah's Ark play area, which has gentler water features and lots of playful touches. They’ll also love Treasure Island (Ilha de Tesouro) with a pirate theme. The Aqua Circus is full of colorful water spouts, jets and climbing platforms with shorter waterslides. Its paddle pool is shaded by sails, just like a circus tent.
For teens and adults there is bodysurfing in the wave pools, zooming down the big slides, drifting along in the Enchanted Current or bouncing down the rapids on a tube.
Take the adrenaline up a notch by sliding down the Insano, one of the tallest waterslides in the world. The Arrepius section is even more insane, with tube slides and super loops, plus a thrilling Skybox drop from a tall platform.
After having fun on the slides, relax by the pools, soak in the sauna or order drinks at the wet bar. There are also games arcades, sports courts, theaters and fitness centers on site.
Beach Park is located along the beach of Porto das Dunas in Aquiraz, Brazil, within Fortaleza. The water park has a babysitting service and snack food options, including Brazil’s juicy Picanha burgers.
Clear instructions in Portuguese and English are provided at each attraction, so check the height requirements for each section.
Top up a special card to get access to all the attractions, using a credit system.
There is so much to do at Beach Park Water Park that you’ll never want to leave, which is why many visitors often also stay in one of the four huge vacation resorts and dine out in the beach restaurants within the same complex. Plenty of parking spaces are available and complimentary shuttle buses drop guests off at the water park throughout the day.
