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Siam ParkvsTeide National Park
Teide National Park and Siam Park are both recommended by expert reviewers. Overall, Teide National Park ranks slightly better than Siam Park. Teide National Park comes in at 87 with praise from 2 reviews including Michelin Guide, Fodor's.
Siam Park
Frommer's
Fodor's
The Telegraph
Autopista TFE 1, Salida 28, 38670 Adeje, Tenerife
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Frommer's "This huge, Thai themed adventure playground filled with rides designed to turn the knuckles white is one of Europe's most ambitious water parks." Full review
Fodor's "This giant water park covers just about all the aquatic bases, from sleepy, restful pools to the heart-stopping Tower of Power, which drops you 90 feet into a "shark-infested" aquarium." Full review
The Telegraph "There are 15 creative and cleverly designed scream-inducers in this Thai-themed playground, but there’s also a long, lazy river, a white sand beach next to a spectacular wave pool, and VIP cabanas" Full review
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Insider tip: Siam Park and Loro Parque are part of the same group. Buy Twin Tickets for both parks at the same time (online or at either venue) and you’ll save money, especially if you’re part of a big group or family.
Teide National Park Fodor's
Michelin Guide
Tenerife
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Fodor's "This park includes the volcano itself and the Cañadas del Teide, a violent jumble of volcanic leftovers from El Teide and the neighboring Pico Viejo." Full review
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The difficult final 656 feet to the volcano crater itself takes about 40 minutes to climb, and you need a special (free) pass to do so—bring a photocopy of your passport's information page to the visitor center, or book online (well in advance to be sure of a pass in high season).
Michelin Guide 3 Stars
"This national park lies around the Las Cañadas corrie, a spectacular collapsed volcanic cone rising to a height of 2 000m and dominated by El Teide (3 718m) to the north. " Full review
