The park is located on a peninsula formed by the delta of the Rhône river flowing into Lake Geneva.
It is one of the largest indoor water parks in Switzerland, covering a total area of approximately 15,000 square meters.
The facility features a 'Booster Loop' slide which includes a high-speed vertical drop.
Aquaparc is part of the larger 'Port-Valais' recreational zone, which borders the Canton of Vaud despite its address in Port-Valais.
The park architecture is designed to mimic a pirate/nautical theme to cater to family demographics.
Aquaparc is a large-scale water park located on the shores of Lake Geneva near the mouth of the Rhône river. The facility features a hybrid indoor/outdoor layout designed to operate across all seasons. The complex is divided into distinct zones including the Captain Kids Land for young children, the Splash Pad, and high-intensity slide areas. An adult-focused wellness area includes saunas, hammams, and relaxation spaces separate from the main water play areas. The park utilizes a Mediterranean theme throughout its architecture and decor. It provides direct access to a beach area on Lake Geneva during the summer season. Water temperatures are kept at a constant warm level in the indoor sections. The park infrastructure includes several multi-lane racing slides and a lazy river.
The upper viewing deck overlooking the main wave pool provides a comprehensive wide-angle view of the entire indoor park.
Bring your own towels and padlocks for lockers as these are usually charged as extras or not provided.
Visit the indoor slides during the first two hours of opening to avoid long queues during peak afternoons.
Use the wristband payment system (if available) to avoid carrying cash into the pool areas.
Avoid visiting on weekends or during public school holidays, as the facility reaches maximum capacity quickly and queues for slides become significant.
The outdoor areas and lake beach access are strictly seasonal, typically available only during warmer months, while indoor sections remain open year-round.
Proper swimming attire is strictly required; board shorts and bikinis are standard, while street clothes are prohibited in the pools. Showering before entering the water is mandatory.
