Complete Guide to Rides at Andamanda Phuket | 5 Themed Zones & 25 Attractions

Top Rides at Andamanda Phuket

Angel’s Slides

Zone: The Great Naga
Min. height: 107 cm
Min. weight: 50kg for 1 guest
Max. weight: 136 kg for 1 guest & 181.4 kg for 2 guests
Restrictions: Strong swimmers only
Suitable for: Thrill seekers, friends racing side by side.
What to expect: Thailand’s longest Master Blaster slide—water jets blast you uphill before plunging you down a 6-meter drop, spirals, and dark tunnels.
Thrill level: 4.5/5

Cobra Curls

Zone: The Great Naga
Min. height: 122 cm
Min. weight: 45kg for 1 guest
Max. weight: 136 kg for 1 guest
Restrictions: Not suitable for heart conditions, expectant mothers, or small kids
Suitable for: Teens, thrill seekers
What to expect: A capsule launch where the floor vanishes under you; sending you into a 61-meter looping, twisting free-fall.
Thrill level: 5/5

Dragon’s Drop

Zone: The Great Naga
Min. height: 122 cm
Max. weight: 136 kg for 1 guest
Restrictions: Must be a strong swimmer, not for the faint-hearted
Suitable for: Extreme thrill riders
What to expect: High above the ground, you step into the enclosed capsule of Dragon’s Drop. The door seals shut, and before you know it – 3, 2, 1 – the floor disappears, sending you into a free-fall.
Thrill level: 5/5

Eagle Flyer

Zone: The Great Naga
Min. height: 122 cm
Max. weight: 454 kg for 3-6 riders
Restrictions: 3–6 riders per raft, must be balanced
Suitable for: Families, friends in groups
What to expect: A raft ride that drops you down steep chutes, flings you up a vertical wall, then sends you soaring back down.
Thrill level: 4/5

Person preparing to slide at a water park in Phuket, Thailand, with scenic view.

Garuda Soars

Zone: Emerald Fores
Min. height: 122 cm
Max. weight: 136 kg for 1 rider
Restrictions: Single rider only
Suitable for: Individuals who love smooth but fast rides
What to expect: A gravity-fueled slide that mimics Garuda’s soaring flight, with repeated descents that feel like mini roller-coaster drops.
Thrill level: 3.5/5

Racing Nagas

Zone: The Great Naga
Min. height: 107 cm
Max. weight: 136 kg for 1 rider
Restrictions: Riders must lie head-first on mats
Suitable for: Competitive friends, kids over 107 cm
What to expect: Grab your mat, belly down, and head first on the six-lane Racing Naga slide. Climb to the top, race your friends to the finish, and see who’s the fastest.
Thrill level: 3/5

Rolling Ripples (Lazy River)

Zone: Coral World
Min height/weight: None
Restrictions: Tubes required for kids; life jackets available
Suitable for: Families & kids
What to expect: Take a break and float along Rolling Ripples, Phuket's longest lazy river at 550 meters. Drift through calm waters, and enjoy jungle views, coral reefs, and a waterfall.
Thrill level: 1/5

Family relaxing on deck chairs near the Emerald Forest ride at Andamanda Phuket.

Flight of the Kinnarees

Zone: Emerald Forest
Min. height: 122 cm
Max. weight: 136 kg for 1 rider
Depth: 3.1m
Restrictions: Confident swimmers only
Suitable for: Brave riders looking for a unique drop
What to expect: Free fall down twin slides into a 3.1m pool; symbolizing the mythical bird-woman Kinnaree’s descent from the heavens.
Thrill level: 4/5

Kid-friendly rides at Andamanda Phuket

Little Reef

Zone: Coral World
What to expect: A colorful mini-lagoon made just for little explorers. With shallow waters, tiny slides, and gentle spray features, it’s the perfect spot for kids to splash safely while building confidence in the water. Parents can easily wade in and join the fun.

Wonder Waterland

Zone: Coral World
What to expect: Think of this as a mini water wonderland made just for kids. They can swing on giant jellyfish, zoom down the Mr. Krab waterslide, or splash around as oversized animals sprinkle and spray from every corner. It’s playful, colorful, and fun for parents too—you’ll probably get just as soaked as they do!

Atoll Adventures

Zone: Coral World
What to expect: A three-story water play zone that’s basically non-stop excitement. With 8 slides, water guns, nozzles, and fountains, there’s always something to explore. The highlight? A giant tipping bucket that crashes down with 500 gallons of water every five minutes—kids love waiting for the big splash!

Children entering Andamanda Bay water park in Phuket with colorful floats.

Great Andaman Bay (Wave Pool)

Zone: Coral World
What to expect: A massive wave pool designed to feel like the Andaman Sea; gentle swells roll in every few minutes, making it safe and exciting for kids to splash, bob, and ride small waves. Parents can join in, float together, or just relax nearby in the shallow edges.

Relaxing attractions to unwind at Andamanda Phuket

Emerald Pool

Zone: Emerald Forest
Take a break at Emerald Pool, the perfect spot to relax for both adults and kids. Enjoy the cool, glistening water, sip drinks from Sand Bar, and soak up the sun together.

People enjoying drinks on a sandy beach at Andamanda Phuket.

Sand Beach

Zone: Emerald Forest
Relax on the perfect white sand beach with a signature drink from Sand Bar in hand. Soak up the sun, enjoy the breeze, and don’t miss the full-moon and half-moon parties.

Andamanda Stage

Zone: The Great Andaman Bay
Float along and enjoy top Thai and international performers at the Andamanda Stage. With Koh Tapu and stunning rock formations as the backdrop, it’s a one-of-a-kind experience.

People enjoying drinks at the Wave Bar in Andamanda Phuket pool.

Koh Tapu

Zone: The Great Andaman Bay
Andamanda features a stunning recreation of Koh Tapu, the iconic landmark from James Bond: The Man with the Golden Gun. It’s the perfect spot for a memorable photo.

Emerald Cabana

Zone: Emerald Forest
Emerald Cabana offers a private and relaxing space for the perfect day. Each 9 sq.m. cabana hosts up to 4 guests, making it ideal for groups to unwind together.

Coral Cabana

Zone: Coral World
Coral Cabanas are ideal for families, offering a relaxing space while keeping little ones safe and entertained. Each 9 sq.m. cabana hosts up to 4 guests, fully furnished for a perfect day. Available for rent at The Village Restaurant.

Plan your rides

Aerial view of Andamanda Phuket water park with colorful slides and play areas.

Kick off your day with the rides that draw the biggest queues later. These are the signature thrill slides that everyone heads for first:

Angel’s Slides – Thailand’s longest Master Blaster with water-propelled climbs and big drops.
Cobra Curls – the capsule launch where the floor drops out from under you.
Dragon’s Drop – a sheer vertical plunge that’s not for the faint-hearted.

People carrying inflatable tubes to water slides at Andamanda Phuket.

Arrival time: Aim to be at the gates 15–30 minutes before opening. This gives you a head start on lockers, sunscreen, and the first wave of slides.
Entry hacks: Book tickets online to skip queues at the counter. Having a mobile QR ticket ready speeds things up.
Crowd patterns: Most guests hit the first visible attractions; if you walk 5–10 minutes further in, you’ll often find shorter waits early in the day.
Water park bonus: Morning hours = shorter lines and the sun at its friendliest, perfect for the big slides.

Group enjoying drinks at a beachside bar with swings and water slides in the background.

🗓️ 1-Day Plan

Morning (10am – 12pm)

Enter as early as possible to maximize your day.
Go straight to The Great Naga for Angel’s Slides, Cobra Curls, and Dragon’s Drop before lines build.
Families with kids: head to Wonder Waterland or Little Reef for calmer starts.

Midday (12pm – 2pm)

Switch to medium-wait rides like Racing Nagas or Eagle Flyer.
Take an early or late lunch at The Village (Coral World) or Tropical Beach Restaurant (Naga Jungle).
If the sun is strong, cool down at Rolling Ripples or the Wave Pool.

Afternoon (2pm – 5:30pm)

Let kids enjoy Atoll Adventures and the tipping bucket fun.
Adults can relax at Koh Tapu Swim-up Bar or book a Coral Cabana.
Around 5pm, start shifting toward Emerald Forest since other zones close at 6pm.

Evening (5:30pm – 7pm in Emerald Forest)

Grab a drink at Sand Bar and enjoy the sunset from the transparent acrylic-edge pool.

Family dining at a colorful outdoor restaurant in a tropical setting.

Coral World: Cool off with fresh seasonal fruits, coconut ice cream, and Thai sweets at the stalls. For a proper sit-down meal, head to The Village restaurant with its mix of Thai, Italian, and American comfort dishes.
The Great Andaman Bay: Swim right up to Koh Tapu Bar and enjoy refreshing cocktails or mocktails in the infinity pool with a breeze that feels straight off the Andaman Sea.
Naga Jungle: Tropical Beach Restaurant serves BBQ and fresh seafood with spicy Thai dips, pineapple fried rice, and their must-try BBQ ribs. Don’t miss the signature Naga Popsicle made from local fruit.
Emerald Forest: Wind down at Sand Bar, perched by Southeast Asia’s first transparent acrylic edge pool. Order a drink and enjoy the panoramic views.

👉 Tips for timing meals:

Eat during off-peak hours (before 12 PM or after 2 PM) to avoid long queues.
Pair food breaks with nearby low-wait attractions (lazy river, wave pool, or cabanas).
For families, indoor dining spots like The Village or shaded areas by Coral World are perfect cool-down breaks.

Family having fun at Andamanda Phuket water park.

✅ Do

You can wear bikini, swimsuit, board short, bodysuit, t-shirt, or hijab
Bring goggles for eye comfort
Wear water shoes for grip and safety

❌ Don’t

Regular diapers or underwear (only waterproof swim diapers allowed)
Jeans, skirts, or jackets—they restrict movement and aren’t water-safe
Clothing with buttons or zippers (can damage slides)
Snorkeling gears are not permitted inside the park
Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
Personal flotation devices, weapons, toys, or pets

Straw hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen on a beach towel.

Renting a locker is recommended to keep your valuables safe and dry.
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. The Phuket sun can be quite strong, so it's important to protect yourself from the rays.
Download the Andamanda Phuket app before you go. The app has a park map, ride wait times, and other helpful information.
Be sure to read the safety signs before riding any of the attractions.
Most of the rides have height restrictions. So, ensure that you meet the requirements before boarding the ride.
There are plenty of lifeguards on duty, but it's always a good idea to keep an eye on your children.

Frequently asked questions about Andamanda Phuket rides

What are the most popular rides at Andamanda Phuket?

Some of the top rides include the Eagle Flyer for adrenaline lovers, Garuda Soars for gravity-defying excitement, and Rolling Ripples, Phuket's longest lazy river.

Are there kid-friendly rides available?

Yes, the Little Reef and Atoll Adventures provide safe and fun experiences for families with children.

Is there a height or weight restriction for rides?

Most rides have specific height and weight limits for safety. Check signage at each ride or consult park staff.

How many rides are in Andamanda Phuket?

The park features 25 rides, attractions, and relaxation zones catering to all ages.

Are lifeguards available at the rides?

Yes, certified lifeguards are stationed at all water attractions to ensure guest safety.

Are tubes or life jackets provided for the rides?

Yes, life jackets are included for free at the park.

Are there age restrictions for any rides?

Some extreme rides have minimum age requirements. Check signage at each ride or consult park staff.

What’s unique about the rides at Andamanda Phuket?

The rides blend Thai mythology with modern water park thrills, creating a culturally immersive experience.

Is there a wave pool at Andamanda Phuket?

Yes, the park features an expansive wave pool known as the Andaman Bay.

Are there relaxing attractions for adults?

Yes, the Emerald Pool and Rolling Ripples are great for relaxing and unwinding.

What is the best time to visit Andamanda Phuket to avoid crowds?

Early mornings on weekdays are generally less crowded.

Do I need to bring my own floaties for the rides?

No, the park provides all necessary floatation devices for its attractions.

Is there a dress code for the rides?

Proper swimwear is required for all water rides. Loose clothing and accessories may need to be removed.

Are food and drinks allowed near the rides?

Outside food and drinks are not permitted, but dining options are available inside the park.

Are there lockers available for personal belongings?

Yes, lockers can be rented to keep your belongings safe while enjoying the rides.

Can I wear glasses or sunglasses on the rides?

For safety, glasses and sunglasses may need to be removed at certain attractions.

Are there rides for people who don’t like extreme thrills?

Totally! You can drift peacefully in Rolling Ripples, sunbathe by the white sand beach, or sip a cocktail at Wave Bar with Koh Tapu views.

Can I surf at the park?

Yes, head over to FlowRider! Beginners can bodyboard, while pros can test their balance in stand-up surf mode (after a quick skill test).

What are the opening hours of Andamanda Phuket?

The park is open daily from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Are there different types of tickets?

Yes! Standard tickets grant access to all zones, rides, and attractions. Upgrades like cabana rentals or meal-inclusive passes may be available too.

How far is Andamanda from Phuket Airport?

Just 35 minutes! If you’re staying in Phuket Old Town, it’s about 15 minutes away.

What kind of food is available inside the park?

There are two main food hubs. Try Thai grilled seafood at Tropical Beach Restaurant or sample Thai, Italian, and American dishes at The Village Restaurant. Bonus: 700+ seats and lots of made-to-order dishes.

Are lockers and towels available?

Yes. Lockers and towel rentals are available near the entrance. Lock up your valuables and enjoy worry-free fun.

Can I smoke inside the park?

Only in designated smoking areas, clearly marked throughout the park.