The park is situated along the S.P. 141, known as the 'Strada delle Saline,' which runs adjacent to the historic Margherita di Savoia salt pans.
The facility is integrated into the larger Ippocampo tourist village, which was one of the first residential resort developments in the Gargano area.
The park utilizes a design that separates high-intensity 'adrenaline' slides from the shallow-water family zones.
The park's location takes advantage of the Mediterranean thermal breezes, which provide natural cooling during peak afternoon heat.
Acquapark Ippocampo is a large-scale water park situated on the Adriatic coast in the province of Foggia, Italy. The facility features a variety of swimming pools, including a dedicated children's lagoon and a wave pool. Multiple high-speed water slides and multi-lane racing slides are primary attractions within the park. It incorporates a designated entertainment area where staff facilitate scheduled group activities and dance sessions. The infrastructure includes onsite food kiosks, a pizzeria, and snack bars serving regional beverages. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available for rent throughout the grounds. The park is located within the Ippocampo tourist village complex, providing proximity to various resort amenities. Water filtration and circulation systems are maintained throughout the operational season to meet public health standards.
The upper platform of the tallest 'Kamikaze' slide, which offers a panoramic view of the Adriatic Sea and the salt pans.
Bring a pair of rubber-soled water shoes, as the concrete decks can reach high temperatures under the summer sun.
Arrive early to secure a sun umbrella in the shaded sectors, as these are claimed quickly by resort guests.
Utilize the park's designated waterproof wristband system for cashless payments at food and beverage kiosks.
Do not attempt to visit during the off-season, as the entire facility is non-operational; avoid visiting during peak Ferragosto (mid-August) if you prefer fewer crowds.
Open exclusively during the summer season; typically closed from September through early June.
Swimming caps are mandatory in the main pool areas; standard swimwear is required.
