The park's thematic design draws inspiration from the ancient Roman thermal bath culture of the nearby Terme di Traiano.
It is one of the largest water parks in the Lazio region of Italy.
The park's name, Aquafelix, combines the Latin words for 'water' and 'lucky' or 'happy'.
The site uses a layout that allows natural elevation changes to drive the gravity-fed water slides.
The park includes specialized water zones designed specifically for small children that are distinct from the high-thrill adult slides.
Aquafelix is an 80,000-square-meter water park located in the hills surrounding Civitavecchia, Italy. The park features a variety of water-based attractions, including the multi-lane slide 'Multisplash', the 'Katacumba' dark ride, and the 'Onda del Mar' wave pool. Designed with an ancient Roman theme, the park incorporates architectural motifs that reference the region's history. It is situated in a natural valley, utilizing the topography to integrate slides into the hillside. The facility includes dedicated swimming areas, artificial beaches, and high-speed water chutes. Visitors have access to food service areas, sun loungers, and changing room facilities throughout the grounds. It operates primarily as a seasonal family destination during the warmer months.
The elevated viewing area overlooking the main wave pool and the entrance fountain.
Rent a locker upon arrival to secure valuables so you can enjoy the water attractions hands-free.
Bring your own non-slip water shoes to navigate the hot concrete walkways between attractions safely.
Arrive early in the day to secure a shaded spot in the sunbathing areas before they reach capacity.
Do not wait until the middle of the day to find a lounger, as shaded areas are claimed quickly; avoid peak August weekends if you dislike long queues for slides.
Open seasonally during summer months only; closed during autumn, winter, and spring.
Swimwear is mandatory for all water attractions; rubber-soled sandals or water shoes are recommended for walking; shower before entering pools.
