Andamanda Phuket

Andamanda is Phuket’s large water park: about 100,000 square metres in Kathu, on the Phuket Town side of the hill behind Patong, themed on Thai legends and the Andaman coast. It is the island’s standard rainy-day answer, which is half right, for reasons below.

The question most people bring to it is the ticket, and the honest answer is that the gate price is fine and the cheapest-looking online ticket is not always the cheapest one for you. That depends on a rule most listings do not mention.

Inside the park

The sand beach on the wave pool, with the Koh Tapu rock behind A family tube slide A group raft coming off a slide into the landing pool Drop capsules at the top of a slide tower, with a lifeguard The FlowRider standing wave A shallow splash area for small children Lunch from a boat at The Village, the boat-market restaurant A private cabana The park from the air, with the wave pool at the centre

Photographs: Andamanda Phuket, from the Viator listings that sell its tickets; each opens its listing.

The centrepiece is Andamanda Bay, a wave pool of about 10,000 square metres with a sand beach and waves the park puts at up to three metres, built around a replica of Koh Tapu, the James Bond rock. Around it are the slide zones and a long lazy river, Rolling Ripples, which the park calls the longest on Phuket.

For thrill rides, the park names Dragon’s Drop, a drop capsule that sends you into a free fall; Eagle Flyer, which climbs a wall before it falls back; Cobra Curls; Garuda Soars; and Flight of the Kinnarees, which it describes as Phuket’s only shotgun slides. There is also a FlowRider for bodyboarding on a standing wave.

For small children, there are three areas built for them: Little Reef, with small slides; Wonder Waterland, with swings and a crab slide; and Atoll Adventures, a three-storey water playhouse with tipping buckets.

Practical: lockers, showers and changing rooms are at the entrance, in the building the park calls the Pearl Palace. Wear proper swimwear: the park does not allow underwear, jeans, skirts or clothes with zips or buttons in the water, and asks for swim nappies rather than ordinary ones.

The ticket, and the height rule

The park prices by height. Viator sellers price by age. That one difference decides which ticket is cheaper for a family, and it is easier to see laid out than described.

At the gate

฿1,800

adult, 122 cm and over · ฿1,200 from 91 to 121 cm · free under 91 cm

On Viator, ticket only

฿1,600–2,040

adult, across eight listings · one below the gate, six above

The rule that decides it: the park charges by height, Viator by age. On five of the eight ticket-only listings the adult price starts at age seven or younger, so a child who is seven but not yet 122 cm pays the child price at the gate and the adult price on those listings.

The park's own price

Andamanda, at the gate or online

฿1,800 adult

• Adult = 122 cm and over
• ฿1,200 from 91 to 121 cm
• Free under 91 cm

Locker and towel ฿200 each online, ฿250 at the gate.

Andamanda Waterpark Phuket Ticketed Fun

฿1,600 adult

฿200 below the gate

• Adult from age 12
• Child ฿1,100
• 6 reviews · 4★
• Free cancellation

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Phuket: Andamanda Water Park Admission Ticket

฿1,800 adult

Same as the gate

• Adult from age 6
• Child ฿1,800
• 8 reviews · 3.9★
• Free cancellation

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Andamanda Phuket Waterpark Admission Ticket

฿1,814 adult $54.00

฿14 above the gate

• Adult from age 7
• Child ฿1,243
• 5 reviews · 3.8★

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Andamanda Water Park Phuket – The Ultimate Water Adventure

฿1,850 adult

฿50 above the gate

• Adult from age 7
• Child ฿1,200
• 6 reviews · 4.5★
• Free cancellation

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Andamanda Phuket Water Park Day Pass Admission Ticket

฿1,897 adult $56.48

฿97 above the gate

• Adult from age 13
• Child ฿1,175
• No reviews yet
• Free cancellation

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Andamanda Phuket Waterpark Ticket

฿1,900 adult

฿100 above the gate

• Adult from age 7
• Child ฿1,350
• 3 reviews · 3.7★
• Free cancellation

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Andamanda Phuket: A World Class Water Park Experience

฿1,915 adult $57.01

฿115 above the gate

• Adult from age 12
• Child ฿1,344
• 3 reviews · 4.3★
• Free cancellation

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Andamanda Phuket Water Park Ticket in Phuket

฿2,040 adult

฿240 above the gate

• Adult from age 7
• Child ฿1,420
• 26 reviews · 3.8★
• Free cancellation

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With the transfer

• Shuttle & Play All-in Pass, from the park ฿2,200 adult · ฿1,600 child Includes full-day admission, shared round-trip hotel transfer, a locker and a towel. Book two days ahead; this price is for bookings until 31 October (usually ฿2,600). Pick-up zones: Patong, Kata, Karon, Kamala, Surin, Bang Tao, Laguna, Rawai, Nai Harn, Panwa, Siray Bay, Chalong, Saiyuan, Phuket Town and Kathu.
• Andamanda Water Park Phuket Entry Ticket with Hotel Transfers ฿2,519 adult · ฿2,183 child Adult from age 12. 2 reviews.
• Andamanda Phuket Water Park Ticket Include Transfers ฿2,680 adult · ฿2,065 child Adult from age 7. 1 review.
• Andamanda Phuket Water Park Tickets with Transfers ฿3,600 adult · ฿3,300 child Adult from age 12. No reviews yet.

Gate prices from the park's own site, checked 14 October 2026. Viator prices are each listing's own price per age band, read from Viator on 14 October 2026; dollar listings converted at the ECB rate of 2026-10-13 (US$1 = ฿33.59). Prices change; the listing is the authority. We earn a commission on Viator bookings, at no cost to you.

For an adult on their own, a Viator ticket can be a little cheaper than the gate or a little dearer, and the difference is small either way. For a family with a child under 122 cm, the park’s own price is usually the better one, because the park lets that child in at the child rate whatever their age.

What a day costs

Two adults and a child between 91 and 121 cm pay ฿4,800 for entry at the park’s prices. Two lockers and two towels add ฿800 booked online or ฿1,000 at the gate, so booking the extras ahead saves ฿200 and nothing else does.

Food is the other cost, because nothing can be brought in. The park has a boat-market restaurant, a seafood grill, swim-up bars and snack stands; budget for lunch and drinks inside rather than planning around a picnic.

The park also sells private cabanas: 37 of them, from ฿2,500 a day for a cabana for 4 by the wave pool to ฿10,000 for an air-conditioned water villa for up to 15. For a family that wants shade and somewhere to leave things all day, a cabana split four ways is worth pricing against four loungers in the sun.

Getting there

Andamanda is inland, so every visit is a drive. It is closest to Patong and Phuket Town, and furthest from the northern beaches and the airport: 29.6 km, about 36 minutes, from the airport.

Without a car, the choice is a taxi or ride-hailing app each way, a ticket that includes a transfer, or the park’s own pass with a shared pick-up from most of the island’s beach areas, which is listed with the tickets above while its offer runs.

When to go

The usual advice is that a water park is the thing to do when it rains, and it is half true: you are wet anyway. But the park stops rides temporarily in bad weather, and in the wet season that is a question of how often. In October, Phuket’s rainiest month by days, it rains on 28 of them.

The months with the fewest rain days are January, February and March, with February the driest. Those are also Phuket’s busiest months, so a weekday morning is the time to arrive.

For the island’s other days out, things to do in Phuket sorts them by month, and the Phuket weather page has the rain and the sea behind every figure here.