54points · on 8 of 15 lists: Phuket 101, Little Passport Crew, Holidays with Kids, Are We There Yet Kids, Time Out (Time Out Phuket), Villa Finder (villa-phuket.com magazine), Tatler Asia (Thai edition) and Mum on the Move
Andamanda is a water park themed on Thai mythology, divided into five zones that run from the sea creatures of Coral World to the serpent guardians of Naga Jungle and a forest modeled on Khao Sok National Park. Its wave pool covers 10,000 square meters and builds waves up to three meters high, and the 550 meter lazy river is the longest in Thailand. Younger children have RainFortress, a play tower with more than 220 jets and eight slides, and southern Thai Nang Talung puppet shows play on the park's stage.
“The amount of life guards was also impressive”
a Google reviewer
“Having visited numerous water parks across Asia, we can confidently say this is now one of our favorites!”
a Google reviewer
33points · on 6 of 15 lists: Phuket 101, Travelynn Family, Little Passport Crew, Holidays with Kids, Are We There Yet Kids and E-Table Asia's
Splash Jungle is a water park built at family scale, and its slides run from the Boomerango raft ride and the Super Bowl to a six lane Whizzard for racing side by side. The Family Raft Ride takes parents and children down together, while the smallest swimmers have an Aqua Play Pool, a Kids Pool and a spray park of their own. Between slides there is the wave pool and a 335 meter lazy river.
“I really liked that there were no lines for the slides”
a Google reviewer
“My six-year-old daughter also rode almost all the slides and was absolutely delighted.”
a Google reviewer
27points · on 4 of 15 lists: Phuket 101, Are We There Yet Kids, Phuket Insider and Tatler Asia (Thai edition)
Humboldt penguins, sea turtles, otters and arapaima up to three meters long are among the 300 species at Aquaria, which bills itself as Thailand's largest aquarium. Downstairs in Central Phuket's Floresta wing, its touch pool lets children hold starfish, horseshoe crabs and sea cucumbers, and feeding talks run about every hour. A mermaid swims in the 3.5-million-liter main tank at 11am and 3pm every day except Monday, and Su Va Na, the restaurant in the tunnel beneath it, serves lunch with the fish overhead.
“There is an impressive variety of fish and other marine life, and the exhibits are clean, well maintained, and beautifully presented.”
a Google reviewer
“Aquaria Phuket is a great place to escape the heat for a couple of hours.”
a Google reviewer
Google ratings from Google on 3 October 2026. Quotes are from the published lists and reviews named beside each one.
Honorable mentions
Fourth, with 20 points from 5 lists.
“Animatronics positioned all around the mini golf course, really cool.”
a Google reviewer
Seventh, with 15 points from 2 lists.
“Water is turquoise and you can snorkel almost everywhere.”
a Google reviewer
Fifth, with 19 points from 3 lists.
“Overall, a wonderful place for families”
a Google reviewer
Sixth, with 18 points from 3 lists.
The lists we counted
- Phuket 101 · September 2026
- Travelynn Family · January 2026
- Little Passport Crew · 2026
- Holidays with Kids · April 2023
- Are We There Yet Kids · October 2024
- Phuket Expat Guide · May 2026
- Phuket Insider · August 2026
- Sputnik8
- Time Out (Time Out Phuket) · July 2026
- The Backpacking Family · December 2025
- Villa Finder (villa-phuket.com magazine) · July 2025
- Tatler Asia (Thai edition) · December 2024
- Jetstar (publisher not named on page)
- E-Table Asia's · January 2022
- Mum on the Move · August 2024
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