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A full day at Marmaris Atlantis Waterpark — eight major water slides, a private beach, a kids’ area with its own pool, and three on-site restaurants. We sell discounted advance tickets from our Marmaris office: £30 adult, £15 child, infants under 5 free. Free park shuttle from your hotel. Park open 4 May to 31 October 2026.
Most operators selling waterpark “tours” don’t tell you the honest part: the park runs a free shuttle service from most Marmaris hotels, and you can buy a ticket on arrival or online directly from the park. You don’t strictly need an agent to visit Atlantis.
So what we offer is straightforward: discounted tickets booked in advance through our Marmaris office, paid in pounds at the same fixed rate all season, with WhatsApp confirmation and the option to bundle with other excursions for a combined price. For families especially, the child ticket is where the value sits — at £15 we’re significantly under the park’s online price, which makes a real difference once you’re booking for two or three children.
This page is a plain guide to what’s at Atlantis and how to plan your day, written by someone who works in Marmaris year-round and sends guests to the park every week through the season. The booking side is at the bottom.
Atlantis is the largest waterpark in Marmaris — and the only one on the seafront, with its own private beach included in the entry ticket. The site sits on Uzunyalı, the long beach strip in the Siteler district, about a fifteen-minute drive from central Marmaris and walking distance from many hotels along the coast road.
It opened in its current form a number of years ago and has been Marmaris’s main full-day family activity ever since. Eight major slides for adults and older children, a dedicated kids’ zone with its own pool and soft play areas, a wave pool, three restaurants, three bars, free sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach, and a wristband payment system inside the park so you don’t carry cash between the pools and the food stands.
It’s a long day. The park opens at 10:00 and closes at 17:00, which gives families seven hours on site — most groups use about six of them.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Park location | Uzunyalı, Siteler district, on the seafront |
| Park season | 4 May to 31 October 2026 |
| Opening hours | 10:00 to 17:00 daily |
| Slide break | 13:00 to 13:30 (lifeguard rotation) |
| Main slides | 8 (Space Bowl, Wild River, Black Hole, Rainbow, Super Slide, Kamikaze, Splash Boat Run, Free Fall) |
| Kids’ area | Dedicated pool, mini slides, soft play centres, Kids Dinner Show |
| Wave pool | Yes |
| Private beach | Yes, included |
| Sunbeds and umbrellas | Free, all day |
| On-site food | 3 restaurants, 3 bars |
| Wristband payments | Yes — top up at the gate, refund unused at exit |
| Transport to park | Free shuttle run by the park, or booked transfer |
| Our adult ticket | £30 |
| Our child ticket (5–11) | £15 (half what the park charges) |
| Infants under 5 | Free |
This is what you came for. The slides at Atlantis run from gentle family rides to genuinely steep drops for older teenagers and adventurous adults. Heights and minimum age restrictions are signed at the entrance to each slide; lifeguards control access at the top of every one.
A tube ride that drops you into a wide bowl where you spin around the rim several times before dropping through the hole in the middle into the splash pool. The closest thing the park has to a “headline” slide — popular with anyone over about ten, and the one teenagers go back to repeatedly.
A multi-person raft slide for groups of two to four. Less terrifying than it looks and the only slide where you go down with company, which makes it the family favourite. Children old enough to ride a raft alone go on this one without their parents and call it the best slide in the park.
A tube slide through a fully enclosed dark tunnel. Disorienting in a way that surprises adults — you genuinely don’t know which way you’re turning. Not suitable for guests prone to motion sickness or claustrophobia.
A parallel multi-lane racing slide where you ride down headfirst on a mat. Several lanes side by side mean families can race each other. Often the slide with the longest queue at peak times because the turnaround is quick and everyone wants another go.
A wide, long, gradual slide — the entry-level option for nervous first-timers and the slide where seven-year-olds build their confidence before working up to the bigger ones.
The vertical drop slide. Steep, fast, brief, and emphatically not for everyone. The minimum age and height restrictions are strictest here. If you’re not certain about it, watch a few people come down first and then decide.
A boat-style slide where you ride inside a moulded plastic shape that resembles a small boat. Lands with a significant splash in the run-out pool — popular with families because the boat shape feels secure even for slightly nervous riders.
What it sounds like. A near-vertical drop into a deep splash pool. Park staff will not let nervous riders go down this one, which is the right call. If Kamikaze felt extreme, skip Free Fall.
There’s a thirty-minute break across all slides between 13:00 and 13:30 for the lifeguard rotation. Plan lunch around it.
Atlantis runs a proper, dedicated children’s zone separate from the adult slide queues. This is where families with younger kids spend most of their day, and it’s the reason the park works as well as it does for groups with a wide age range.
The kids’ zone has:
For under-eights, this area is more interesting than the main slides. Most families end up splitting the day: older children at the slides with one parent, younger children in the kids’ zone with the other, swapping after lunch.
A separate large pool that runs sets of waves at intervals through the day. Suitable for all ages with adult supervision in the deeper sections. The waves themselves are calmer than ocean surf — it’s a fun feature rather than anything intimidating — and the pool is busy at peak times but not unmanageably so.
The wave pool is also where parents who don’t want to go on the slides spend most of their afternoon while everyone else is queueing for Kamikaze.
Often forgotten when people are describing Atlantis: the park has its own private beach, included in the entry ticket. Free sunbeds and umbrellas all day, calm Mediterranean water, and a beach bar serving cold drinks. It’s a meaningful part of why a day at Atlantis can stretch comfortably to seven hours — when the children have done six slides and want a break, the beach is right there.
Optional water sports run from the beach (jetski, banana boat, parasailing) at separate cost — not included in the entry ticket.
You can’t bring food or drink from outside; the park has a strict policy on this for hygiene and licensing reasons. What’s inside is three sit-down restaurants and three bars, all paid via the wristband system.
Atlantis Beach Restaurant and Bar — directly on the private beach. Salads, light lunches, cold drinks, ideal for the lazy mid-afternoon stretch when nobody wants to leave their sunbed.
Atlantis Aqua Restaurant (Pub and Bistro) — by the main pool area. Hot food, burgers, pizzas, full lunch menu. The busiest of the three at midday.
Atlantis Pirate Restaurant — themed family restaurant near the kids’ zone. Children’s menu, simple plates, the place to eat with under-eights.
Food prices inside the park are typical of any holiday resort waterpark — not cheap, not absurd. Allow roughly £8–12 per adult for a full lunch and a drink. Many families budget for one proper meal at lunch and snacks through the afternoon from the bars.
The wristband system means you don’t carry cash around the park. You top up at the entrance, scan the wristband at any food stand or bar, and any unused balance is refunded at the exit gate. Keep the receipt for the refund.
Most operators won’t tell you all three, so here they are.
Atlantis runs its own free shuttle from many Marmaris hotels. If you’re staying in central Marmaris, Siteler or parts of Armutalan, your hotel reception can almost certainly book you on the park shuttle the day before. It’s genuinely free, runs to fixed timings, and works well if you’re a flexible group of adults or older children.
Where the park shuttle gets less convenient: it doesn’t always cover smaller hotels, it doesn’t reach Icmeler, Turunc or Hisaronu directly, and the timings are fixed rather than personalised. For some guests it’s the obvious answer; for others it’s a hassle.
Atlantis sits in Siteler, easily reachable by Marmaris taxi for around £8–15 each way depending on where you’re staying. Some hotels have shuttles to the seafront area which drop within walking distance. If you’re staying close, this is fine.
What we offer is discounted advance tickets, primarily — £30 adult, £15 child, infants free. Transport itself is normally the park’s own free shuttle, which we coordinate alongside the ticket booking so you don’t have to deal with the park’s office separately. Where the free shuttle doesn’t reach you, we can arrange a private minibus transfer at an additional fee.
The reason most guests still book through us, even knowing the shuttle is free, comes down to three things:
The child price. Our £15 child ticket is roughly half what the park charges at the gate and well under the park’s own online discount. For a family with two children, that’s a £30–40 saving on a single day — more than the cost of lunch.
Combined bookings. If Atlantis is one of several activities across your stay, we can build a package that bundles the waterpark ticket with a Marmaris boat trip, a horse safari or a Dalyan tour, and the combined price is meaningfully better than booking each one separately. The exact discount depends on which tours and how many.
Sterling pricing and one point of contact. You pay one fixed price in pounds, in cash at our office or on collection, with no card pre-authorisation and no Turkish-lira surprises at the gate. Confirmation by WhatsApp, our office is in Marmaris if you’d rather come in and meet the team, and any change of plan goes through the same person who took your booking.
| Ticket | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (12+) | £30 | Full-day park entry, all slides, kids’ zones, wave pool, private beach, free sunbeds and umbrellas |
| Child (5–11) | £15 | Same as adult — half price |
| Infant (under 5) | Free | Same as adult — no charge |
No deposit. No card details. No online payment. Pay in cash on collection — either at our office in Marmaris, or to the courier when we deliver to your hotel.
What’s not included in the ticket price: food and drinks inside the park (wristband top-up at the entrance), water sports from the private beach (separate operator), the battery-powered kids’ cars, locker rental (optional, low cost).
Three ways to book the ticket:
Walk in. Our office is in central Marmaris. Come by any morning, pay in cash, walk out with your tickets and the shuttle pickup time arranged. The easiest option if you’re already in town and especially if you’re booking several activities at once.
WhatsApp. Message us with how many adults, how many children, which date, and which hotel you’re staying at. We’ll send confirmation and a short voice note with the pickup details. Tickets are delivered to your hotel reception the evening before or on the morning of, depending on your preference.
Website booking. Fill in the booking form on the page. You’ll get an immediate email confirmation. We then follow up on WhatsApp within an hour during normal daytime hours to confirm pickup, hotel and any combined-tour discounts that apply. Same process from there.
We don’t take card payments online and we don’t ask for a deposit. The booking is held the moment we confirm it. Cancellation is free at any point before the day.
When is Marmaris Atlantis Waterpark open in 2026? 4 May to 31 October 2026, daily from 10:00 to 17:00. We don’t sell tickets outside this window.
How much does Atlantis Waterpark cost? Through us: £30 adult, £15 child (5–11), under-5s free. At the park gate, prices are higher in Turkish lira. The savings are most significant on the child ticket.
Is the park shuttle really free? Yes — Atlantis runs its own free shuttle from many Marmaris hotels. Your hotel reception can book it, or we can coordinate it as part of your ticket booking.
Can you collect from Icmeler, Turunc or Hisaronu? The park’s free shuttle doesn’t reliably reach these areas. We can arrange a private transfer at an additional fee, or you can take a taxi. Tell us where you’re staying when you book and we’ll confirm what’s possible.
What’s the minimum age for the slides? Each slide has its own minimum height and age restriction, signed at the entrance and enforced by the lifeguards. The kids’ zone has separate, scaled-down rides for younger children, so under-eights are entertained from the moment they arrive.
Can I bring food and drink into the park? No. Outside food and drink is not permitted. The park has three restaurants and three bars on site, paid via the wristband system.
Is there a baby-changing area? Yes, in both main toilet blocks. The kids’ zone restaurant has a child-friendly area for feeding infants.
Is there shade in the park? Yes. The private beach has free umbrellas, several of the seating areas are covered, and the kids’ zone has shaded sections. The slide queues themselves are mostly in direct sun — bring hats and sun cream.
What happens if it rains? The park stays open in light rain. Heavy rain or storms can close the slides temporarily (the lifeguards make the call) and very rarely close the park for the day. Tickets purchased through us are refundable if the park is fully closed.
Are lockers available? Yes, low-cost coin lockers near the changing rooms. Most families use one between them for valuables and phones.
Can we leave the park during the day? Yes, your wristband allows re-entry on the same day. Most guests don’t leave once they’re in.
Do we get a real ticket or a voucher? A real ticket, delivered before your day at the park — either at our office, your hotel reception, or by courier. You go straight to the entrance turnstile, not to a ticket booth.
Can I combine the waterpark with another tour on the same day? Not really — Atlantis is a full-day activity. But it pairs well as a separate day alongside a boat trip, a jeep safari, or a scuba diving day earlier in your holiday. Combined bookings get a better overall price.
Select your date and number of people in the booking panel above. Or message us on WhatsApp, or walk into our Marmaris office. All three routes get the same fixed prices: £30 adult, £15 child, infants free, with the park’s free shuttle coordinated as part of the booking.
If Atlantis is one of several activities on your list this holiday, send us the full plan and we’ll quote a combined price — almost always meaningfully better than booking each activity separately.
The park has been one of Marmaris’s most consistent family days out for years, and the team there runs it well. What we add is the ticket price, the language convenience, and the option to make it part of a bigger plan for the rest of your stay.
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