Waterpark - Ayia Napa

Description

28 YEARS WATERWORLD THEMED WATERPARK AYIA NAPA 1996-2023 Numerous world-wide awards and accolades have kept this unique waterpark in the headlines with its ancient Greek setting and innovative rides and relaxing Lazy river. Waterworld Greek themed waterpark in Ayia Napa Cyprus is no newcomer to the international stage, having received 47 International awards of excellence for marketing and Innovation from WWA – World Waterpark Association and IAAPA – International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions in the U.S. The prestigious awards have been presented to Waterworld annually since first opening its doors in 1996. More recently, Waterworld Ayia Napa has also won the Trip Advisor Travellers’ Choice Attractions Award 2014 and this year again The Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence 2015. The Greek mythological setting has been carefully planned over the years and the whole park is resplendent with Greek columns, fountains, plazas and statues of all the Greek Gods. Waterworld Ayia Napa received further world wide acclaim when it was named and featured by CNN as one of the world’s top 12 waterparks. It presented Waterworld’s ‘Fall of Icarus’, the world’s first Boomerango ride and the’ Drop to Atlantis’ three person raft ride with the huge Greek temple facade. These rides were designed, built and themed exclusively for Waterworld Ayia Napa by leading Canadian manufactures. Aphrodite, Goddess of Love and beauty who was born from the foamy seas in Cyprus has her very own baths here in Waterworld’s Adult pool where visitors can also relax on the foamy bubble benches. This is a wonderful pool for visitors looking for something gentle and soothing. Equally relaxing and laid back is The River Odyssey – Waterworld’s Lazy River which meanders around the park amidst crumbling stone pillars, Cyclops the one eyed Polyfimos and the Monster of Scilla. All of Waterworld’s major attractions tell their own mythological tale, including the mighty Poseidon’s Wave Pool which stretches over an incredible 3000 square metres. According to Greek mythology Poseidon was second only to Zeus. He created the horse and his weapon was the trident, which could shake the earth.