1. Andamanda Phuket
A large water park with wave pools and thrilling slides. Important: on our several visits the queues were so long that we could not try even half the rides in a whole day.
Open in Google Maps ↗Water parks, animals, mini-golf and indoor adventures – with practical notes from our own visits.
A large water park with wave pools and thrilling slides. Important: on our several visits the queues were so long that we could not try even half the rides in a whole day.
Open in Google Maps ↗Farther from BUA 13, near Mai Khao, but generally much calmer in our experience. We have managed almost all the slides in half a day. The park underwent renovation in 2026: confirm current operations before travelling.
Open in Google Maps ↗A compact aquarium inside Central Phuket Floresta. We would not drive across the island just for it, but if shopping already brings you to Central, it makes a pleasant additional stop.
Open in Google Maps ↗A wonderfully themed mini-golf course in Kata with dinosaurs, tropical greenery and a volcano setting. A fun shared activity for children and adults, particularly in the cooler evening.
Open in Google Maps ↗Meet rescued elephants through observation rather than rides or circus tricks. A thoughtful way to introduce children to wildlife and responsible animal care.
Open in Google Maps ↗An indoor adventure park at Blue Tree with ropes courses, climbing, bridges and ninja-style obstacles. A great outlet for energetic children aged six and older.
Open in Google Maps ↗An indoor family play centre in Chalong, with trampolines, climbing and active play zones. A welcome option for a hot or rainy afternoon.
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