A blue-and-gold Thai-style palace among palms at Andamanda, with a yellow and blue slide tube in front

Water park · Kathu, Phuket

Phuket Water Park

A Thai-legend water park with a 3-metre wave pool, a trapdoor loop slide and Phuket's longest lazy river.

Tickets

Andamanda Phuket is an outdoor water park in Kathu district, in the middle of the island between Patong and Phuket Town.

The park mixes thrill slides, a large wave pool with a sandy beach, a lazy river, a FlowRider surf machine and shallow play areas for small children.

Quick facts

Location
Kathu, Phuket, Thailand
Opened
May 22, 2022
Size
About 100,000 m²
Record
Largest water park in Phuket
Zones
5 themed zones
Theme
Thai legend and mythology

Main rides at Andamanda Phuket

Swimmers in the Andamanda Bay wave pool beside a tall limestone-style rock

Andamanda Bay wave pool

A 10,000 m² man-made sea with waves up to 3 metres, a sandy beach and a swim-up Wave Bar.

Thai-roofed slide tower with enclosed flumes and open speed slides

Cobra Curls

A trapdoor drops you into a 61-metre free-fall flume that runs through an inverted loop.

Rafts climbing the red and blue Angel's Slides Master Blaster

Angel's Slides

Thailand's first duelling Master Blaster slides, where water jets push the raft uphill between drops.

The six coloured lanes of Racing Nagas below a Thai-style tower

Racing Nagas

A multi-lane mat racer: ride headfirst side by side and see who reaches the bottom first.

The Rolling Ripples lazy river winding between palm islands

Rolling Ripples

Phuket's longest lazy river, about 550 metres, drifted on the tubes the park provides.

Kids' play tower with spiral slides and a giant tipping bucket

Kids' zones

Little Reef, Wonder Waterland and Atoll Adventures have mini slides, jellyfish swings and tipping water buckets.

Phuket water park ticket prices

Online prices, lower than at the gate, where an adult ticket costs ฿1,800 and a child or senior ticket ฿1,200. Categories go by height, not age, and children under 91 cm enter free.

Adult (122 cm and taller)

฿1,600

  • All rides and pools
  • Life jackets and tubes
Book online

Child (91-121 cm) or senior (60+)

฿1,000

  • Same access as adults, within each ride's height limit
Book online

With hotel transfer

from ฿2,000

  • Adult day pass
  • Shared or private van from your hotel
Transfer options

Family package

from ฿6,800

  • Day passes for 3-4 people
  • Cabana or Water Villa with snacks and drinks
Family packages
All ticket options

Andamanda Phuket water park map

The park is split into five themed zones. You enter through Pearl Palace, where the ticket counters, lockers and changing rooms are; the wave pool and its beach fill The Great Andaman Bay, and Coral World, Naga Jungle and Emerald Forest lie around them.

Illustrated map of Andamanda Phuket with its five zones labelled: Pearl Palace at the entrance, Coral World, The Great Andaman Bay around the wave pool, Naga Jungle and Emerald Forest
Tap the map to open it full size.

Location and opening hours

Andamanda is in Kathu district, about 20-30 minutes by car from Patong and 15 minutes from Phuket Old Town. There is no direct bus, so most visitors come by taxi, Grab or a transfer booked with the ticket.

How to get to Andamanda
Address
333/3 Moo 1, Tambon Kathu, Amphur Kathu, Phuket 83120, Thailand
Operating hours
Daily: 10:00 ⁠–⁠ 18:00
The Emerald Forest zone stays open until 19:00. Rides may pause in severe weather.

Frequently asked questions

Is Andamanda Phuket worth it?

If you want a full day of slides and pools, yes: it combines thrill rides like Cobra Curls with a big wave pool and shallow kids' zones. At ฿1,800 at the gate it is not cheap, so buy online, where an adult ticket costs from ฿1,600.

How long should I plan to stay?

Most visitors spend 4-6 hours. Arrive at the 10:00 opening to ride the popular slides before the midday rush between 12:00 and 15:00.

What should I wear?

Swimsuits, bikinis, board shorts, bodysuits, T-shirts and hijabs are allowed, as are swim diapers and water shoes. Jeans, skirts, underwear, regular diapers and clothing with buttons or zips are not. Swimwear is sold on site if you forget yours.

Can I bring my own food and drinks?

No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed and bags are checked at the entrance. The park has several restaurants, snack stands and two swim-up bars.

Do I need cash inside the park?

No. Food, drinks and rentals are charged to your wristband, which you top up in Thai baht cash or by bank card; the park suggests ฿500. Foreign currency is not accepted.

When is the park least crowded?

Monday to Thursday, especially in the rainy season from May to October. Weekends and the dry season from November to April are the busiest times.