Samui Water Park (Pink Elephant): Prices, Hours, Reviews

Overview

Samui Water Park is the park formerly branded Pink Elephant: same site on Maenam Soi 1, on Koh Samui’s north coast, now trading under the shorter name. Reviews and tickets for “Pink Elephant Samui Water Park” refer to this park. It has 15+ slides, wave pools, a lazy river, a kids’ area and an open-air restaurant among coconut trees, about 1.7 km inland from the ring road. Some maps, booking sites and blogs still use the old name, and a few (Trip.com among them) still show it as permanently closed.

It did close and reopen at some point, but 2026 TripAdvisor reviews and an active Instagram account show it operating. Adult entry is about 940 THB (~27 USD). Hours differ by source, so check the same day.

Key takeaways

• Slide-and-lazy-river water park in Maenam, about 1.7 km off the north coast ring road.
• Entry runs roughly 940 THB (~27 USD) adult, 655 THB (~19 USD) junior, free under 90 cm tall, per the most recently published price sheet.
• Formerly branded Pink Elephant Samui Water Park; still listed under both names. A “permanently closed” flag on some booking sites is outdated: 2026 reviews show it operating.
• No working website found for this page; the park’s active Instagram account and recent TripAdvisor reviews are the best way to check current hours before visiting.
• Hours sources disagree slightly: most say Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, closed Monday.

Key Facts

Samui Water Park sits inland from Maenam’s main beach road, reached via a short soi rather than sitting directly on the sand.

This page does not list a website field: the domain published for the park in third-party directories no longer resolves. Use the Instagram account or the phone number above to confirm hours and prices before a visit, both checked live for this page.

Slides, Rides and Facilities

Samui Water Park’s layout centers on a mix of thrill rides and a quieter family zone, spread through a landscaped site shaded by coconut palms. Adults and older kids get a run of waterslides and open pools, while a separate rubber-floored kids’ area (with smaller slides, water fountains and a Pirate Ship-themed play structure) keeps younger children away from the faster rides.

A lazy river loops around the park for anyone who wants to float rather than slide, and a Jacuzzi zone is kept adults-only and set apart from the rest of the park, with drink service for parents taking a break from the kids’ area. An on-site restaurant serves Thai and international food, including vegan and kids’-menu options, so a full day at the park doesn’t require leaving for lunch.

The headline rides are the Twister and Super Bowl high slides, with 15+ slides in all, plus a wave pool, lazy river and Jacuzzis. It was billed as Koh Samui’s first professional water park. For a comparison of every park on the island, see the Koh Samui water parks guide.

Tickets and Prices

Prices below are the most recently published figures for Samui Water Park, as listed by Koh Samui Travel Hub in 2026; treat them as indicative and confirm on arrival, since neither the old operator website nor a live booking page could be reached for this page.

Thai nationals and Thai residents get a discounted rate against ID at the gate. Gate tickets are the method this page can verify. Resellers such as Viator also list an admission ticket for Samui Water Park (Pink Elephant); prices there can be higher than the gate price, so compare before buying. Reviews often call the price high for Thailand, and children under 130 cm pay the junior rate while under 90 cm are free.

What Do Reviews of Samui Water Park Say?

Recent TripAdvisor reviews are mixed but mostly positive on atmosphere. Visitors praise the cleanliness, the food and drink and the fact that the park is rarely busy, so queues for the slides are short. Complaints centre on price (no family discount and no resident discount were mentioned in one review) and upkeep: one review reports rust and worn areas, so look over the slide towers and queue steps and keep children to the equipment that looks sound. Photos on review sites vary a lot in age; older images show a tidier park than some recent visitors describe. Treat any single review as one data point and read the latest few pages.

Getting There

Samui Water Park sits about 1.7 km inland from Maenam’s coastal ring road, on Maenam Soi 1. From Maenam Beach it’s a short 5-minute drive or taxi ride down the soi; from Bophut and Fisherman’s Village, allow about 10-15 minutes by car. Samui Airport is roughly 15-20 minutes away by taxi, similar to the drive time from the airport to Maenam Beach itself. There’s no direct songthaew stop at the park entrance, so a taxi, rented scooter, or hotel transfer is the practical way in.

Ninja Park, Coco Splash and Other Water Parks on Samui

Samui Water Park is not the only wet option. The Samui Ninja inflatable water park sits on Bang Rak beach road (30/5 Bangrak Beach Road, Bo Put), near the Samui Pier Resort, with floating obstacles, slides, climbing walls and trampolines; listings give daily 10:30 AM-6:30 PM, but sources disagree on whether it floats on the sea or a freshwater lake, so confirm hours, price and swim requirements with the park (phone +66 81 978 9085). Coco Splash in Lamai is a smaller slide park with unclear pricing, and High Park Samui is a hilltop slide park above Chaweng. The old inflatable Aquapark off Chaweng Beach is permanently closed. All four are compared in our Koh Samui water parks guide.

Nearby

Maenam Beach is the closest stretch of sand, a few minutes back toward the coast, with the quieter Bang Po Beach a short drive further west. Bophut and its Fisherman’s Village dining strip sit 10-15 minutes east. For a broader family-day plan around the park, family activities on Koh Samui and Koh Samui with kids cover the island’s other kid-friendly stops and how to string them together.

Pros and Cons

Samui Water Park’s main strength is convenience for anyone already based on the north coast: it’s a real slide-and-lazy-river park a short drive from Maenam and Bophut, with a separated toddler zone and adults-only Jacuzzi that most single-attraction stops on the island don’t offer. Against that, this page could not confirm a working operator website, could not verify current prices against a live source beyond a single third-party listing, and found sources that disagree on whether the park closes Monday or runs seven days a week. Anyone planning a visit should call the number above or check the park’s Instagram the same day, rather than relying on any single online price list, this page’s included.

FAQ

Is Samui Water Park still open?

The most recent independent signal is a wave of TripAdvisor reviews posting as of August 2026, and the park’s Instagram account still appears active. Its old operator website domain no longer resolves, so call +66 77 423 548 or check Instagram the same day before visiting.

Is Samui Water Park the same as Pink Elephant Water Park?

Yes: Samui Water Park and Pink Elephant Samui Water Park are the same venue at the same Maenam Soi 1 address. The park operated for years under the Pink Elephant name, and both names still appear across different maps, directories and review sites.

Where can I buy Samui Water Park tickets?

At the gate, or through resellers such as Viator, which list an admission ticket for the park under the Pink Elephant name. Gate prices are roughly 940 THB (~27 USD) adult and 655 THB (~19 USD) junior, so compare reseller prices before booking.

Is there a Ninja water park on Koh Samui?

Yes: the Samui Ninja inflatable water park is on Bang Rak beach road, a separate attraction from Samui Water Park in Maenam. Listings show daily 10:30 AM-6:30 PM; confirm hours and swim rules by phone (+66 81 978 9085).

How much does Samui Water Park cost?

The most recently published price sheet lists roughly 940 THB (~27 USD) for an adult (130 cm and taller), 655 THB (~19 USD) for a junior under 130 cm, and free entry under 90 cm tall. Thai nationals and residents get a discounted rate. Confirm at the gate, since no live ticket page could be verified for this page.

What are Samui Water Park’s opening hours?

Most current listings say Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, closed Monday, though one source lists the park as open daily with no closing day. Given the conflict, call ahead or check the park’s Instagram before making the trip, especially on a Monday.

How do I get to Samui Water Park?

Samui Water Park is on Maenam Soi 1, about 1.7 km inland from the coastal ring road, roughly 5 minutes by car from Maenam Beach, 10-15 minutes from Bophut, and 15-20 minutes from Samui Airport. There is no direct public songthaew stop, so a taxi, scooter, or hotel transfer is the practical way in.