Jungala, the Ultimate Aquatic Experience

Jungala Aqua Experience in the Riviera Maya is an oasis of fun and adventure, the perfect place to cool off and have a blast with the whole family! With a design inspired by nature, this water and amusement park featuring private cabanas, food, and other amenities, awaits you in this Caribbean paradise in Quintana Roo.

One big advantage of visiting Jungala is that you won’t have to wait in long lines to enjoy its attractions over and over again. With no crowds, you can make the most of your time there. The comfortable cabanas add that extra touch, making it a unique water park.

Family Fun at Jungala

The little ones will have fun on the Kids Rain-Fortress, the world’s largest and most entertaining interactive play structure. It combines slides, fountains, water cannons, sprinklers, and more, totaling over 300 ways to have fun. The area has a soft, non-slip floor keeping the kiddos safe and comfortable.

For them, there’s also the Kids’ Waterslide Complex with multiple children’s slides, water pressure games, and a shallow pool. The Beachside Boomerango is the family attraction that will make them feel like they’re flying on a raft! It’s a few seconds of adrenaline before reaching a splash zone!

At Jungala, hop on a mat to fly twisting and turning down the Tropical Whizzard, a high-speed waterslide. But everyone’s favorite waterslide might just be the Hoop Hoop Aqua Loop, one of the most popular attractions. Its iconic 45-degree vertical loop will make you scream with excitement, from the moment you enter the transparent capsule until the floor opens for the ride to begin!

If all of this doesn’t satisfy your thirst for adventure, try Paradise Free Fall, a thrilling ride where you slide full speed down a nearly vertical 65-foot slide! It might give you a fright, but once you get your feet wet, you’ll want to do it again!

The Longest Lazy River in Latin America

If adventure is not your thing but instead you want to drift peacefully on the water, you head to the Lazy River. It’s a two-thirds-of-a-mile ride, floating along in a tube, letting the river slowly carry you around the park. Perhaps afterwards, you’ll be up to trying out the wave pool!