Aquapark-Marrakech.comOasiria Marrakech
📅 Updated: June 2026
Overview
Oasiria is Morocco's first and most established water park. Spread across 10 hectares of lush gardens with over 500 plant species, the park delivers a beautiful setting of century-old olive trees, palm groves and pools. With 11 slides, 15 attractions and 8 pools — including Africa's largest wave pool — Oasiria offers a complete water park experience in genuinely impressive surroundings.
The park also features an Italian restaurant, several snack bars, and a free shuttle service from Jemaa El Fna and Guéliz. The atmosphere leans upmarket and relaxed, with plenty of shaded areas where parents can unwind while children enjoy the Pirates Lagoon or the Kids Club (ages 6-12).
Photo Gallery
Wave pool — the largest in Africa
Multitracks — 6 parallel slides
Slides and attractions
Giant tipping bucket
The park's lush gardens
Aerial view of the park
Main Attractions
- Black Hole — 120m descent with a 14m drop
- Wave Pool — Africa's largest wave pool
- Quiet Rio — 600m lazy river
- Overturning Bucket — Giant tipping bucket
- Zen Pool — Relaxation pool
- Pirates Lagoon — Children's water play zone
- Mini Slides — Slides for young children
- Rio Loco — Fast inflatable tube ride
- Kamikaze & Free Fall — Extreme thrill slides
- Cobra — Snake-shaped slide
- Multitracks — 6 parallel 50m slides
- Kids Club — Supervised activities for children
Free Shuttle Service
Oasiria operates a free return shuttle service from the city centre:
- Departures from Jemaa El Fna (in front of the Koutoubia Mosque) → 9:30 – 10:15 – 11:00 – 11:45 – 13:30 – 14:15 – 15:00
- Departures from Guéliz (Grande Poste, Avenue Hassan II) → 9:45 – 10:30 – 11:15 – 12:00 – 13:45 – 14:30 – 15:15
- Return journeys → 17:00 – 17:45 – 18:30 (stops at Jemaa El Fna and Guéliz)
Food & Drink
The park has 5 restaurants including an Italian restaurant, snack bars and drinks stands. Both Moroccan and international dishes are available. Food quality is well above the typical water park standard.
Practical Tips
- Arrive at opening time (10am) to secure a sun lounger — by 11:30am they are all taken in high season
- Wear water shoes or flip-flops: the ground gets scorching hot in summer
- Lockers are available to hire (approx. 25 DHS / approx. €2)
- The park is open April to October only (closed in winter), 10am to 6pm
- Bags are checked at the entrance: outside food and drinks are not allowed
- Use the free shuttle to save on taxi fares
- Allow a full day to make the most of all the attractions
Best Time to Visit
Best arrival time: 10am on the dot, as the gates open. Two reasons: sun loungers go fast, and queues for the popular slides (Black Hole, Kamikaze) stay short until around 11:30am. Arriving at noon means you are already facing queues.
Crowds: Mid-July to end of August is the busiest period. Wednesdays and Saturdays see the most visitors (groups and local families). If you have a choice, aim for a Monday or Tuesday in May, June or September — the park is almost empty and the experience is far better.
Best season: May-June and September-October. The heat is pleasant without being overwhelming, the park is open and queues are manageable. July-August offers the most sunshine but also the most crowds. The park is closed from November to late March.
Getting There
Oasiria is located at Km 4 on the Route d'Amizmiz, approximately 8km from Marrakech city centre (Guéliz).
- Free shuttle (recommended): departures from Jemaa El Fna (in front of the Koutoubia Mosque) and from Guéliz (Grande Poste, Avenue Hassan II). See shuttle times above. No extra charge — it is included with your entry ticket.
- Taxi or Careem: expect 40-60 DHS (approx. €4-5) from the city centre depending on the time of day. You can hail a taxi on the way back from the park exit or book via Careem.
- By car: free on-site parking is available. The Route d'Amizmiz is easy to reach from the southern ring road.
With Children
Oasiria is one of the most family-friendly water parks in Marrakech for young children. Here is what you need to know:
- Babies (under 0.80m): free entry. The Pirates Lagoon splash area is ideal for them, with low-level water jets and play equipment.
- Young children (0.80m to 1.20m): child ticket 160 DHS in April to 200 DHS from May to October. The Mini Slides and Pirates Lagoon are perfect — no adult slides are accessible at this height for safety reasons.
- Older children and teens (approx. 1.20m+ depending on the ride): can access most of the intermediate slides. The Black Hole and Kamikaze are reserved for taller guests — check restrictions on site.
- The Kids Club (ages 6-12) offers supervised activities, giving parents some time to relax.
Ticket Prices
| Category | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | Height > 1.50m | 240 DHS April · 300 DHS May-Oct |
| Child | 0.80m to 1.50m | 160 DHS April · 200 DHS May-Oct |
| Free | Under 0.80m | Free |
| Moroccan resident | With national ID card | Discounted rate |
Locker hire approx. 25 DHS. Prices subject to change — check oasiria.com for the latest. All euro figures are approximate at 1 € ≈ 11 DHS.
Thibaut's Verdict
After 10 years living in Marrakech, Oasiria is still my benchmark water park — and it is not close. What keeps me coming back every year is the combination that nothing else in the city can match: a wave pool that has no equivalent in Africa, 10 hectares of stunning gardens with century-old olive trees, and a free shuttle from the city centre. This is a park that was built to last, not just to pull in tourists.
The thing most people overlook is the food. The 5 restaurants (including the Italian) are genuinely good — well above the usual water park canteen. You eat well, at fair prices. The leafy grounds also let you park the kids in the shade for a few hours without everyone melting in the heat.
The one honest downside: in peak July-August on a weekend, the crowds are real. Popular slides like the Black Hole and Kamikaze can have 20-minute queues. My advice: pick a weekday in May, June or September. You will practically have the park to yourselves, and the experience is on another level. Overall rating: 9/10 — the best water park in Marrakech, full stop.
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💬 Book on WhatsAppFrequently Asked Questions
How much does Oasiria Marrakech cost?
Adult ticket: 240 DHS in April and 300 DHS from May to October. Child ticket (between 0.80m and 1.50m tall): 160 DHS in April and 200 DHS from May to October. Children under 0.80m enter free. Moroccan residents get a discounted rate with their national ID card.
Is there a free shuttle to Oasiria?
Yes, Oasiria runs free return shuttles from Jemaa El Fna (in front of the Koutoubia Mosque) and from Guéliz (Grande Poste, Avenue Hassan II). Departures from 9:30am to 3:15pm, returns at 5pm, 5:45pm and 6:30pm.
Is Oasiria open all year round?
No, Oasiria is open April to October only, 10am to 6pm. The park is closed in winter. The best time to visit is May-June or September-October to avoid the peak crowds of July-August.
What is the best time to arrive at Oasiria?
Arrive at opening time (10am): sun loungers are all taken by 11:30am in high season. Weekdays are noticeably quieter than weekends. Avoid Wednesdays and Saturdays in July-August if you want shorter queues.
Are there areas suitable for babies and toddlers at Oasiria?
Yes, Oasiria has Pirates Lagoon (a children's water play area with low-level water jets), Kids Club (ages 6-12) with supervised activities, and Mini Slides (small slides for young children). Children under 0.80m enter free.
Can I bring my own food to Oasiria?
No, bags are checked at the entrance and outside food and drinks are not permitted. The park has 5 restaurants including an Italian restaurant, plus several snack bars. Food quality is well above the average water park standard.
Are there discounts for Moroccan residents at Oasiria?
Yes, Moroccan residents get a discounted rate on presentation of their national ID card. The standard adult rate ranges from 240 DHS (April) to 300 DHS (May-October) depending on the season.
Which water park in Marrakech has the biggest wave pool?
Oasiria's wave pool is presented by the park as the largest wave pool in Africa. It is one of the park's headline attractions and is accessible to all ages.