Corfu Aqualand

You will see what to expect when you enter reception, run down, Spartan bar with hard furniture and a few old sofas everything is an extra no opportunity lost to make an extra euro. poor entertainment. Has all the ambience of an English caravan park. WaterpRk fun but in need of a lot of TLC repairs and cleanliness. Weather in Corfu can be unsettled June and September

I took my 10 and 9 year old children to Aqualand resort from the 18 to the 25 of May 2009. Some reviews on some sites were very negative but it was brilliant. Food choice and quality was excellant for an all inclusive with food and drink available from 7.30 am to 9.30 pm from the resteraunt or poolside bar. This was the start of the season but every where was cleaned regularly. The pools were brilliant for swimming or playing and once you obtained a pass to the water park access to the amazing rides was very easy. The entertainment team were friendly and helpful and always seemed to have something organised for adults and children day and night. My kids never complained about anything, apart from leaving their new found friends to go to bed.

We didnt use them but free buses were available to the beech or Corfu town.

Me and my girlfriend went here in June 2008. We both thought it was brilliant. We were staying in Sidari and decided to book it from a local excursion shop (I think they are called Vaseros travel or something, near the 3 little pigs restaurant) instead of first choice as they wanted over double for it. The coach was a brand new luxury coach fully equipped with A/C, for 25 euros I couldn't find a single fault in the day.

Aqualand has apparently the 3rd largest wave pool in Europe and it isn't half rough when it gets going, keep an eye on your kids when in there as it really is strong. It also has a large selection of slides for you to try, some quite scary and others just plain fun.

I'd recommend this place to anyone.

Me and my family went to Corfu on holiday in 2007. We visited Aqualand and were sad to leave!

A fab day out!

Corfu Aqualand is an amazing place to go, I'm from Corfu - Perivoli (Near Lefkimmi) and go there all the time in the summer months!

I'm definitely getting some of my friends together next year from England and might go all inclusive with the hotel.

Definitely worth the money!

Excellent, good rides and all types. The lazy river is ideal for non swimmers and very relaxing.

Not much to do in the area if you stay in the hotel, get all inclusive. Great! Good animation team, they are very keen!

At night the little village, out the gate and turn right then left at the lights by the little shop and 400 yards around the road, there is great views and a lovely old style taverna and I mean old style. Good food and not expensive.

Car may be handy sometimes.

The Blackhole is easily the best ride there, followed by the Hydrotube where you literally fly off the second drop! I do prefer the ringed rides though, during some of the body rides you really do feel the joints/segments pulling.

I would love to go to the Corfu Aqualand water park again because it was great, and I hope we do get the chance to go again. I would have liked to have stayed longer in Corfu, but we only booked for 2 weeks.

I think you will enjoy it as much as I did!

There are loads of things to do at Corfu Aqualand, for all ages, and really good fun.

Some slides not for under 12's, and some slides not for adults.

Be wary of the wave pool at Aqualand in Corfu. My 6 year old daughter, an excellent swimmer for her age having had lessons almost from birth, nearly drowned. From shore to the wall where the waves start must be something like 50 yards, and all but one of the rubber rings were back there. I was with her at 25 yards and grabbed the one ring for her, and I told her I was going to get the rest, and to get on the ring and to stay where she was. Just as I got to the wall the waves started with no warning. In about 5 seconds there were waves of around 5ft. The rings were so well inflated I couldn't get on, and I also realised the water was 2 metres deep. I looked to my daughter and realised she hadn't managed to hold onto the ring and was struggling. I started swimming back to her and was held back by the waves. I got closer and could see her going under and coming up purple in the face. Just as I got within 5 yards of her, the lifeguard jumped in. It was one of the most terrifying experiences in my life, and I am a strong swimmer.

Please keep your kids close, and if you don't swim too well in a pool, just imagine being in the sea and out of your depth. There really should be a siren or boom before they start the waves.

I have been to corfu plenty of times and we decided to try out the Aqualand as we have never been to one before and it was the best day I have ever had. When we go to corfu again this year we are going for three weeks so we are defently going again actually we are going twice.