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Spread across 100,000 square metres in Kathu, Andamanda Phuket is the island’s largest water park, drawing throughout on Thai mythology and the landscapes of the Andaman Sea. Five themed zones hold twenty-five attractions, twelve of them proper adrenaline rides: steep drops in The Naga Jungle, one of Thailand’s largest wave pools at The Great Andaman Bay, safe children’s areas in Coral World, and quieter spaces to unwind in Emerald Forest. Two food hubs serve halal options, there are dedicated prayer rooms for men and women, and modest swimwear is available at the Bazaar — making it work equally well as a half-day escape from the heat or a full day out with the family.
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Entry is single-use and your wristband must be returned at the exit gate. Plan your full day before going in, as you won't be able to re-enter once you leave.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted, nor are snorkeling gear, personal flotation devices, toys, pets or luggage. There is no luggage storage service, so renting a locker for valuables is recommended.
Cancel up to 72 Hour before departure for a full refund.
The itinerary, departure time, and stops may change because of weather or sea conditions. For safety, the operator may postpone or cancel the tour. Affected guests will be offered another date or the applicable refund.
Useful details before you book your island day
No, the ticket covers park entry only. The park is in Kathu, roughly 20 minutes from Patong and 15 from Phuket Old Town. Contact us if you would like transfers arranged.
Tickets are set by height rather than age. The Adventure Explorer ticket is for guests 122 cm and above with access to all attractions, while the Mini Explorer ticket covers guests between 91 cm and 121 cm for the kids' and family zones. Entry is free for children under 91 cm.
Swimsuits, board shorts, bodysuits, t-shirts, hijab and waterproof swim diapers are all permitted. Jeans, skirts, jackets, underwear and any clothing with buttons or zippers are not allowed on the attractions.
The park runs on a cashless wristband system — top up with cash or card, use it for everything inside, and get any remaining balance refunded at the ticketing counter. Entry is single-use only, as your wristband must be returned at the exit gate.
Yes. The Village Restaurant offers a range of halal options, including Thai and international dishes. The park also has dedicated prayer rooms for men and women with prayer mats and clear Qibla markers, and modest swimwear is available at the Bazaar retail area.