Alcudia Water Park!

The alcudia water park is located on the amazing island off the eastern coast of spain. Surrounded by perfect all year round equatorial weather, this high action water fun park is the ideal place to spend you summer vacation or any vacation.

This summer fun park has an amazing array of 15 water slides pumping high speed action down the mountain all day long. There is a full range of slides suitable for youngens all the way up to high speed grand pri racing down the mountain slide.

The alcudia water park is offer the most amazing quiver of action slides with two kamakaze slides, four foam slides, six multi-slides, two parallel slides and one spiral slide. All children must be supervised to ensure that a safe day is had by all. But don't worry, when you are old enough, you guys can cut loose and go hard all day long.

One entry fee covers all slides for all day sliding. The park also offers the following incredible pools. Wave Pool, Beach Pool, Kamakaze Pool, Multi Slides Pool and of course the infant pool.

Don't forget Mum's and Dad's, bring plenty of sun screan. This plce is right in the middle of tropical paradise, so don't take it lightly to protect you and your family from the harmful rays of the sun. Slip on a shirt, slop on sun screan and slap on a hat.

The alcudia water park also has Super Golf, a Restaurant, the Internet and a wonderful Boutique. But this island is also surrounded with incredible beaches, restaurants shops and arrays of meditoranian excitement. The top featured hotels includes the Iberostar Ciudad Blanca Apartments, the Viva Golf Aparthotel, Orquidia Player Hotel and Las Gaviotas Hotel. Beautiful pool side service and Five Star across the boards. Of course there are budgets for all budgets from cheap camping ground all the way up to the top.

The Alcudia Water Park is in no way the only attraction of this incredible island. Surrounded by amazing beaches from all sides.

The main beach in Alcúdia. This is one of the finest on the island, arguably the finest, but certainly the longest, stretching - as it does - for nine to ten kilometres from the marina in Puerto Alcúdia to Playa de Muro and Ca’n Picafort. You can walk all the way to Ca’n Picafort along the beach, making only one detour at Playa de Muro where the canal means you have to cross the road bridge.

The beach has fine, white sand; the sea is shallow for its whole length. Generally, there is always a breeze which is most welcome in the heat of summer. The waves are normally quite gentle close to the port itself, but can become bigger in the more exposed areas towards and in Playa de Muro. But, there again, the sea can also be flat calm, showing its wonderful combination of turquoises.

The first part on the beach from the marina is sometimes referred to as the “Xara” beach. At the back of the beach, you can walk along a pavement all the way to Ciudad Blanca (better known to many visitors as the “Bellevue area”).

The stretch of beach is also known as the Playa Deportivo (sport beach). Here, there is windsurfing and all manner of beach and sea fun. Going towards and into Playa de Muro, the beach is quieter, but there are still watersports to be had, e.g. in front of the Esperanza complex. Once you reach the last hotel in Playa de Muro (the Albufera Playa in the Alcúdia Pins area), the beach becomes “rustic”, which means that it is left to nature and is indeed part of the Albufera Nature Park. Otherwise, the whole length of beach has regular beach bars and lifeguards.

Playa de Muro beach, Alcanada beach, Coll Baix beach, Sa Caleta de Capitá and Sa Platgeta beaches, Morer Vermell beach, Barcarés beach (Es Clot), La Marina beach,

Whichever part you choose, there is no doubt that you will enjoy the most fantastic beach. If there is one thing that all visitors to Alcúdia agree upon it is the quality of the beach, which also regularly attains Blue Flag status.

The Alcudia Water Park is only one amazing part of this wonderful island. Make plans today for your next family vacation in this Spanish Island of beauty.

Warmly, Mike King