Aqualand Fréjus

Aqualand Fréjus is one of the largest water parks in France, set in Fréjus on the French Riviera just off the A8 motorway. Spread across 7 hectares, it packs in 20 slides and water attractions, ranging from calm family pools to adrenaline-charged rides for thrill seekers.

How do you get to Aqualand Fréjus?

The park sits at 462, RD 559, in the Camp de l'Abbé area, about 7 km from the A8 motorway. Coming from Toulon, take exit 37 (Fréjus Ouest); coming from Nice, take exit 38 (Fréjus Centre). From either exit, follow signs toward Fréjus and then Saint-Tropez. The drive from Nice is roughly 60 km, and from Marseille around 120 km, making the park an easy day-trip option for anyone staying along the eastern Provence coast.

What can you see and do inside?

Aqualand Fréjus bills itself as the largest water park in France, and the range of rides backs that up. Its signature attraction is King Cobra, a ring-slide where riders drop down an 8-metre chute inclined at 50 degrees, delivering a few seconds of near free-fall. Right next to it is Vertigo, a slide described as the first of its kind built on the European continent, aimed squarely at visitors chasing a bigger scare.

Families with young children have their own dedicated corner in Kidzworld, a shallower zone with smaller slides and pools sized for kids. Elsewhere, the park runs wave pools and bubble pools where visitors can unwind between rides. The headline addition for the 2025 season was Oasis River, a lazy river you drift along on an inflatable ring while taking in the greenery around the park.

When is the best time to visit?

The 2026 season runs from Saturday, June 20 to Sunday, September 6. Gates open daily at 10 a.m. and close at either 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. depending on the date — the later closing time (7 p.m.) applies from July 13 to August 23, covering the busiest stretch of the French summer holidays. Queues for the headline slides, King Cobra especially, tend to build fastest during that peak window, so arriving right at opening is the easiest way to avoid the longest waits.

What should you know before you go?

Bring your own towels and a swimsuit without zippers or metal rivets, which the park asks visitors to avoid since they can damage the slides. Food stalls and sun-lounger rest areas are available throughout the grounds. Because the park draws large crowds in peak season, booking tickets online ahead of time is worth doing.

Frequently asked questions

How big is Aqualand Fréjus? The park covers 7 hectares and offers 20 different water attractions.

What's the fastest route from Nice? Take the A8 motorway to exit 38, Fréjus Centre, then follow local roads toward Fréjus and Saint-Tropez. The trip covers about 60 km.

Are there attractions suitable for young children? Yes, the Kidzworld area is built specifically for younger visitors, with smaller slides and shallow pools.

When is the park open in 2026? From June 20 to September 6, daily from 10 a.m., closing at either 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. depending on the point in the season.