If you are looking for an exciting day out in Porec, then a visit to the water park Aquacolors Porec is right up your alley! Conveniently located across the Zelena Laguna Resort, and on the main road between Porec and Vrsar, the water park Aquacolors is fun for people of all ages.
Not into free falls at the high speed down the enclosed tube? Don’t worry! Just do what Vera usually does when we are visiting the Aquacolors. Get yourself a comfy raft, and move slowly and gently through a 500 m long Lazy River.
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Attractions in the Aquacolors Porec
The water park has 12 slides, a wave pool, a lazy river, a children pool, a crocodile bay pool, lots of sunbathing areas, toilet facilities, lockers, shops, bars, and fast-food restaurants.
Slides
The waterpark feature in total twelve slides including extreme slides, family slides, inner tube slides, body slides, racer slides, and speed slides. Each slide has a different color.
Magicone Water Slide (yellow slide)
Magicone is a crazy upright slide with a gigantic funnel-like shape. The descent is very steep and riders end up whirling the interior of a funnel with an awesome change of momentum. The minimum height for this slide is 110 cm and the minimum age is 10. You can go down in four-people rafts, a minimum of two persons. This is the first Magicone installed in any European water park.
Family Rafting (orange slide)
My favorite slide, a family rafting is a 200-m long slide with a very moderate descent, but enough over-the-edge wall time, and good speeds. You can go down in a one or two persons rafts.
Spheres Water Slide (dark blue slide)
A dark blue slide consists of small spheres and tunnel slides in between. It offers an exciting ride as you drop down from a tunnel to a sphere where you experience the fastback and forth movement before dropping again through a tunnel into another sphere. A two persons raft ride.
Blackhole Water Slide (dark blue)
Blackhole is an enclosed tube slide with few free falls and high speeds. However, it’s not for claustrophobic. I don’t like the enclosed slides.
Navigator Uphill Water Slide (fuchsia)
My second favorite slide, Navigator Uphill is a true water roller coaster. Hydro-jets will take you uphill just to slide you down again. A two persons raft ride.
Multisurf Water Slide (red)
Multisurf slides are a series of 4 parallel slides where you slide down on a mat, head first. It’s fun!
Body slide (purple)
The oldest kind of water slides, body slides are still fun. The path is gentle.
Freefall (purple)
One of the most exciting slides in the entire park, freefall slide offers almost a vertical drop. Great thrills and high speeds.
Looping rocket Water Slide (blue)
A looping rocket water slide starts in a rocket-looking capsule. The operator simply moves the bottom under your feet, and you slide almost under 90 degrees. A looping rocket slide is enclosed. There are two looping rockets slides (one next to another) at Aquacolors Porec.
Space Boat Water Slide (green)
Space Boat uses tubes and the rider ends up whirling the interior of a circle.
Turbulence Water Slide (green)
Turbulence left me with a big bruise as I tried to slow down the raft. It shares a platform with the Space Boat. Turbulence is an extreme slide that starts with a steep drop down, just to propel you uphill and then down again.
Pools
Wave pool
Wave pool is located at the far end of the park, opposite of the entrance. The pool is 2.700 m2 big, and as it name suggests, produces artificial waves every hour or so. We found it quite fun when the waves start. There are lots of deck chairs and sun umbrellas around the pool, and they are free of charge. Scheduled entertainment with music takes place at the pool at certain hours.
Children pool
Located at the entrance of the park, a children pool is a shallow pool with a couple of attractions for small children: Kid’s Tower, Mushroom, and Turtle slides.
Lazy river
A 3-meter wide, and 500-meter long, the Lazy River meander through the park. A slow current allows you to gently ride on your raft through the river. You can enjoy the Lazy River in a single or a double raft. Excellent place to refresh and relax (unless kids start making races in the river; I’m guilty of doing it).
Other facilities
- lockers (free of charge)
- deck chairs and sun umbrellas (free of charge)
- parking (free of charge)
- on-site entertainment
- souvenir shop
- first aid team
- drinks & fast food outlets
- toilet and shower facilities
Prices & working hours
[table “” not found /]- Opening Hours | May, June, September: 10 am-6 pm | July, August: 10 am-8 pm
- Half Day Ticket | May, June, September: 2 pm-6 pm | July, August: 3 pm-8 pm
- Deck chairs, lockers, and sun umbrellas are free of charge.
- You can pay with all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro) and with cash at the entrance.
Know before you go
- No cash in the park. Instead when purchasing your entrance ticket you are offered a chip bracelet for a 50 Kn deposit. With a bracelet you can use lockers, and additionally you can make payments at the outlets in the park (food, drinks, souvenirs) if you initially place an agreed amount of credit. However, the final balance is made upon leaving the park. If there is any surplus left on the bracelet, the monies are refunded.
- Bring light water shoes that you can wear at all times. The paving gets burning hot, and my brother-in-law suffered burns to his feet.
- We visited the water park over a busy weekend in June. And we haven’t waited in lines for long time (except on Magicone a little bit). However, I expect that in a high season the wait can be considerable, as you first need to pick up a raft (if there is any available), and then head for a slide.
- Water in the pools and slides is heated when needed (early and late season).
- When we visited we were able to bring our bags in. We were allowed our food and drinks in the park. We found this absolutely great (hate when they force you to but expensive fast food on-site).
- WiFi in the park is available and free of charge.
- Use lockers! They are free of charge and really handy.
Location & Contacts
Aquacolours is the first water park in Porec, and the second in Istria (Istralandia is the first one). The water park is located near the Zelena Laguna resort, at the south end of Porec, on the main road Porec – Vrsar. The park is easy to reach, and it has a large parking lot.
Further reading about Porec Croatia:
- Learn all Porec essentials with our Porec Travel Guide.
- Plan your activities in Porec with our detailed guide to things to do in Porec. Or check our list of things to see in Porec.
- If you plan to stay in Porec, consider renting our vacation rental. Or check a list of recommended accommodation in Porec.
- Find out where to eat in Porec with our post on the best restaurants in Porec.
- Detailed info on Porec beaches you’ll find here.
- A list of Porec bars and clubs.
- Staying in Porec for a day or two? Here is our post on how to spend 48 hours in Porec.
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