Thermas dos Laranjais

The Basics

Admission tickets to Thermas dos Laranjais offer full-day access to the park and all of its attractions. If you’ve got an appetite for adrenaline, test your courage on some of the most extreme waterslides in Brazil, learn to surf at the half-pipe, or have fun at the wave beach. Younger kids can enjoy water playgrounds and swimming areas. There are also relaxing hydrotherapy pools and a Lazy River, plus tennis courts, a beach volleyball pitch, and a basketball court.

Things to Know Before You Go

• Prepaid cards are available to purchase items from the café and restaurant.

• On-site facilities include lockers and luggage storage, free parking, sunbeds and parasols, a gift shop, and a large selection of restaurants, cafés, and food kiosks.

• There are swimming areas and activities suitable for all ages, but some slides and activities have height or weight restrictions.

• The park and pools are wheelchair accessible, but not all of the activities are suitable for those with limited mobility.

How to Get There

Thermas dos Laranjais is located in Olímpia in the north of Sao Paulo state. There’s no public transport directly to the park, but taxis from downtown Olímpia take just 5 minutes via Avenida Auror Forti Neves; you can also embark on a 20-minute walk.

When to Get There

The park is open on Mondays 9am-8pm and Tuesday-Sundays 8am-9pm, year-round. It can get busy on weekends and during the summer holidays, so arrive early if you want to bag a parasol and sunbed.

Water Parks in Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo state is home to some of Brazil’s most popular water parks. Just 30 minutes from Sao Paulo, the Wet 'n’ Wild park has extreme slides, a wave lagoon, and river cruises, while south of the city, Magic City water park also has ziplines and a giant Waterball. A little further afield, Thermas Hot World in Águas de Lindoia combines thermal waters and hydrotherapy pools with water-based activities suitable for younger kids.