Tenerife · Costa Adeje, south Tenerife
Siam Park
Choose your own pace among the attractions
WebTenerife describes Siam Park through Thai-inspired architecture, lush vegetation and water attractions ranging from the Tower of Power to Lost City and Sawasdee for younger visitors. Pick the attractions that suit your group and plan the bus separately from admission.
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- Come for
- Water attractions and Thai-inspired surroundings
- Make time for
- Allow a full day, subject to current admission hours
- By bus
- Line 424; departures not published here.
The journey is part of the day
Getting to Siam Park
Take line 424 from Los Cristianos (7140); it stops at Columbus (7147), Magma (7944), then Siam (8219). TITSA’s route description calls this stretch SIAM - AQUALAND — those are separate stops. WebTenerife gives the park address as Avda. Siam Park s/n, Costa Adeje. To find which stop sits nearest the park gate and how far the walk is, ask the driver or check the map before you get off.
Checked Sources: TITSA, WebTenerife
Bus guides
Lines from this site’s guides. Departure times are in the boards on this site’s airport, journey and place pages.
Before you settle in
Keep the way home in mind.
Coming back, line 424 towards Los Cristianos stops at Siam (8246), Magma (7945), Columbus (7172), then Los Cristianos (7140). Siam (8246) is a different stop from the outward Siam (8219), so allow time to reach it. This page doesn’t carry line 424 times yet, so plan your way back before you set out.
A little introduction
Get to know Siam Park.
WebTenerife describes Siam Park through Thai-inspired architecture, lush vegetation and water attractions ranging from the Tower of Power to Lost City and Sawasdee for younger visitors. Pick the attractions that suit your group and plan the bus separately from admission.
Why go
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The big attractions
WebTenerife names the Tower of Power, the Dragon, Kinaree and Shinga among the park’s attractions. They make this a different outing from a day on the resort promenade.
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Options for younger visitors
Lost City and Sawasdee are the areas WebTenerife highlights for the smallest visitors. Check the park’s current admission and attraction rules for your own group.
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The setting is part of the day
Thai-inspired design and lush vegetation are central to WebTenerife’s description. Leave time between attractions to enjoy the surroundings.
Checked Sources: WebTenerife
Make a day of it
What to do in Siam Park
- Activity Don’t miss
The big attractions
WebTenerife names the Tower of Power, the Dragon, Kinaree and Shinga among the park’s attractions. They make this a different outing from a day on the resort promenade.
- Activity Don’t miss
Options for younger visitors
Lost City and Sawasdee are the areas WebTenerife highlights for the smallest visitors. Check the park’s current admission and attraction rules for your own group.
- Sight Don’t miss
The setting is part of the day
Thai-inspired design and lush vegetation are central to WebTenerife’s description. Leave time between attractions to enjoy the surroundings.
- Activity
Choose a short list together
Use the attraction names in the official tourism description to discuss what each person wants to do, then check current restrictions with the park.
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- Activity
Leave time between attractions
Make the day comfortable for your group rather than treating every attraction as a target. Confirm opening and admission arrangements directly with the park.
Checked Sources: WebTenerife
A day here
How a day in Siam Park feels
A plan built on the buses this guide already names; choose your bus back before you set out.
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Morning
Resolve the last part before boarding
Line 424 reaches Siam (8219) after Columbus and Magma. See below for how to find the park entrance from the stop.
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Middle of the day
Follow your group’s choice of attractions
Choose between the major attractions and the younger visitors’ areas named by WebTenerife. Confirm suitability and follow the park staff’s current instructions.
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Afternoon
Keep the return separate from park closing
Leave time after your last attraction to reach the return stop. Line 424 towards Los Cristianos uses a different stop, Siam (8246); note it before you go in.
Checked Sources: TITSA, WebTenerife
Asked and answered
Questions people ask about Siam Park
Which stop does TITSA name for Siam Park?
TITSA’s route description calls this stretch SIAM - AQUALAND; the actual outward stop is Siam (8219), and Aqualand is a separate stop further along.
Is the park only for thrill seekers?
WebTenerife also names Lost City and Sawasdee for younger visitors, alongside major attractions such as the Tower of Power and the Dragon. Check current suitability and restrictions with the park.
How should I plan the bus back?
The way back uses different stops: Siam (8246), Magma (7945), Columbus (7172), Los Cristianos (7140). Siam (8219) is the outward stop. This page doesn’t carry line 424 times yet, so plan your way back before you set out.
Checked Sources: TITSA, WebTenerife
Good to know
Small details. Better days.
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Check suitability with the park
The tourism description names attractions, not their current operating restrictions. Ask the park about suitability for your group and follow staff instructions; admission and the bus are separate arrangements.
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Keep the two Siam stops separate
Line 424 uses Siam (8219) on the way out and Siam (8246) on the way back towards Los Cristianos. Note the return stop number before you go into the park.
Checked Sources: WebTenerife, TITSA
Photos and film
Siam Park in pictures
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TITSA names SIAM - AQUALAND on line 424; the itinerary alone does not verify access at the park gate. Photo: Jose Mesa, CC BY 2.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons -
WebTenerife names attractions for younger visitors as well as the larger rides; plan around your group and the return journey. Photo: stephen jones, CC BY 2.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons
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TITSA
- Line 424 route and timetable Checked
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