The park's iconic feature is a giant, fiberglass whale sculpture that serves as an architectural landmark.
The central wave pool is one of the largest in the Emilia-Romagna region.
The facility covers a total surface area of over 10 hectares.
Water used in the park's pools is continuously filtered and heated to maintain optimal swimming conditions.
The park's design is specifically structured to offer a mix of high-adrenaline slides and calm recreational water zones.
Parco Acquatico Atlantica is a 100,000-square-meter water park situated in Cesenatico, Italy. The facility is centered around a massive 2,800-square-meter wave pool. It features a variety of water slides including the 'Onda Lunga' and 'Kamikaze' tubes. A lazy river meanders through the park, complemented by areas dedicated to children and relaxation. The park is characterized by its distinct, massive whale-shaped structure visible from the surrounding area. Visitors have access to various food courts, rental lockers, and sunbed areas. The park utilizes heated water for its pools to maintain comfortable temperatures during operation. The site is oriented toward family-friendly recreation with a focus on seasonal aquatic entertainment.
At the base of the large central whale structure for a recognizable park backdrop.
Rent a sunbed or umbrella early in the morning, as these are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Bring water shoes, as the concrete paths can become hot under the summer sun.
Utilize the provided lockers to secure valuables, as the park is designed for water activities where carrying bags is impractical.
Avoid arriving on sunny weekends in August if you prefer to escape large queues for the main slide attractions.
Open exclusively during the summer season, typically from June through early September; closed during the winter months.
Swimwear is mandatory for pool entry; long hair must be tied up, and swim caps are sometimes required depending on specific slide regulations.
