Serena Water Park: A Nordic Aquatic Adventure

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Experience tropical thrills year-round at Scandinavia's largest indoor water park, with slides, pools, and saunas for all ages!

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Serena Water Park, located in Espoo, Finland, is the largest year-round indoor water park in the Nordic countries, offering a tropical escape with a variety of water slides, pools, and sauna experiences for all ages. With both indoor and outdoor sections, it provides aquatic fun regardless of the season.

A brief summary to Serena Water Park

Tornimäentie 10, Espoo, 02970, FI
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Local tips

Check the Serena website for the most up-to-date opening hours, as they vary depending on the season and Finnish school holidays.
Consider purchasing tickets online in advance, as promotional prices are often available for online purchases.
Bring your own swimwear and towels, as these are not available for rent and can be costly to purchase at the park.
Note that lockers require a 2€ coin deposit, which is returned when you open the locker.
If visiting during the summer, be prepared for parking fees, as parking is free only from October to May.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Helsinki city center, the most frequent bus line is 345. You can also take bus line 236 from Espoo Leppävaara directly to Serena. When searching for bus lines in HSL.fi, use 'Serena (bus stop E7937)' as your final destination. Some buses arrive directly at the Serena entrance. Alternatively, you can get off at the Lahnus Shell gas station and walk the remaining 1.9 km. A single ticket within the Helsinki region costs around €2.80-€4.10, depending on the zones covered.
Car

Serena Water Park is located along road 120 between Helsinki and Vihti, approximately 20 km from Helsinki city center. Follow road 120, and you'll find Serena in Lahnus, Northern Espoo. During the summer season (June-August) and when the park is not open, parking is charged at €1/hour or €5/12 hours. Payment can be made with coins, card, or via the Parkman, Aimo, or Easypark apps. Free parking is available from October to May on days when the water park or ski resort is open.
Taxi

A taxi from Helsinki city center to Serena Water Park is approximately 20 km and will cost around €40-€60, depending on the time of day and traffic conditions.

Discover more about Serena Water Park

Serena Water Park, nestled in the Lahnus district of Espoo, Finland, offers a thrilling aquatic experience for visitors of all ages. As the largest year-round indoor water park in the Nordic countries, Serena provides a tropical climate and a wide array of attractions. The park boasts a variety of water slides, ranging from gentle slopes for children to adrenaline-pumping drops for thrill-seekers. Signature attractions include the Tornado Ride, the Black Hole slide with its immersive light and sound effects, and the Wild Stream for a relaxing float. The park also features multiple pools, including a wave pool, children's pools, and a unique Dead Sea pool with high salinity for a distinctive swimming experience. For relaxation, Serena offers a spa zone with saunas, hydromassage tubs, and cascading waterfalls. One of the saunas is uniquely carved into the rock face, providing a distinctive Finnish sauna experience. Guests can also enjoy on-site amenities such as restaurants, cafes, and a shop. Serena is open year-round, with the indoor section providing a tropical escape regardless of the weather. During the summer months, the outdoor area expands the aquatic fun with additional pools, mat slides, and the Liana Tower. Serena also has a ski center open in winter, offering a combination of water fun and snow activities. Serena's history dates back to 1989 when it opened after extensive excavation. Despite financial difficulties in the early 1990s, the park has continued to thrive under various owners, and is currently owned by Spanish Aspro Ocio S.A.