As reported by NiT, the temporary water park reopened at the end of July, offering a wide range of activities designed for children and families, including swimming pools, water slides and inflatable play areas, as well as trampolines, a carousel, an electric train, an inflatable football pitch, and daily foam parties.

But it doesn’t end there, as parents are also catered for, with an on-site bar and outdoor terrace serving a selection of drinks and light snacks throughout the afternoon while children make the most of the attractions.

According to the Anadia Municipality, the park is open from Tuesday to Sunday between 2pm and 7pm.

Summer leisure

Entry is priced at €2 for all visitors, while special solidarity institutions and local associations bringing groups of at least 15 people benefit from a reduced admission fee of €1 per person.

Tickets are available to purchase directly at the entrance.

As reported by the organisers, socks must be worn by all visitors using the inflatables as part of the venue’s safety regulations.

This initiative forms part of Anadia’s programme of summer leisure activities aimed at encouraging families to enjoy the municipality during the school holidays.

In recent years, the local authority has continued to invest in seasonal events and entertainment focused on families to attract both residents and visitors to the region.