Tamaris Aquapark is the main water park in the Casablanca region. In a metropolis of several million inhabitants with limited organised coastal leisure infrastructure, Tamaris meets a strong family demand. The park offers a range of slides, pools and aquatic areas designed for all age groups.
This guide is documentary. I have not visited Tamaris Aquapark personally. The information below is drawn from publicly available sources and is presented as such. For any decision-critical information (exact price, opening hours, access conditions), you must verify directly with the venue before your visit.
Casablanca is Morocco's economic capital, a business city and a transit stop for many visitors. Tamaris is the natural aquatic option for resident families and tourists making a stopover in the city.
Tamaris Aquapark is presented as a complete family water park, with an offer covering different visitor profiles:
The precise number and nature of attractions has not been confirmed in our sources. We recommend consulting Tamaris Aquapark's official website or social media for an up-to-date inventory of available facilities in 2026.
Prices (indicative — check the official website): available information places prices between 150 and 300 DHS (approx. €14–€27) depending on age group and season. These figures come from general sources and do not constitute official confirmation of 2026 prices.
Location: Tamaris Aquapark is on the outskirts of Casablanca. For precise directions use Google Maps — Tamaris Aquapark Casablanca.
Opening hours and season: confirm directly with the park. Casablanca has a more temperate, oceanic climate than Marrakech, which may influence seasonal opening conditions.
Getting there: Casablanca is served by public transport, a tram network and taxis. Specific access arrangements to the park should be checked.
For families in Casablanca, Tamaris is often the default summer day-out destination. Its location in Morocco's economic capital gives it a loyal local customer base and solid regional presence. For visitors passing through Casablanca, it is the logical option if you want to fit in an aquatic day during your stay.
Compared to the parks in Marrakech, Tamaris has the advantage of being accessible without a long journey for residents of the Greater Casablanca region. However, the overall offer in terms of number of parks and variety remains more limited than in Marrakech.
Casablanca's climate — cooler and damper than Marrakech or Agadir — can be an advantage in high summer (days are less sweltering) but also a constraint in the shoulder season if the sun is not cooperating.
If your Morocco itinerary includes Marrakech, the city offers the highest concentration of water parks in the country. With more than 10 venues, every profile of visitor is catered for:
Our concierge service can help you organise your aquatic day in Marrakech: park selection matched to your group, practical advice and transport arrangements.
Prices are indicative and estimated at between 150 and 300 DHS (approx. €14–€27) based on available sources. These figures should be verified directly with Tamaris Aquapark before your visit, as they may change with the season and current promotions.
Tamaris is generally presented as a family park with spaces for young children. Specific access conditions per attraction (minimum height, etc.) should be confirmed directly with the park.
The park is on the outskirts of the city. For precise directions (public transport options, journey time) check via Google Maps or contact the venue directly.
Exact opening dates are not confirmed in our sources. Contact Tamaris Aquapark directly or check their official website for 2026 dates and opening hours.
Most water parks of this size have on-site catering. We recommend confirming the exact offer directly with the venue before your visit.
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