Looking for some splashing adventure? Seven Seas Waterpark and Resort, the first and largest world-class pirate-themed waterpark in the Philippines showcases state-of-the-art facilities, including over 12 thrilling slides, a 5,000-square-meter dual wave pool, a 400-meter long lazy river, and a variety of family-friendly attractions and amenities. Located in Barra, Opol, Misamis Oriental, the waterpark is a favorite go-to spot for those who seek water adventure and fun. For inquiries and clarifications, just contact 0917-677-7667 or visit its website: https://www.sevenseaswaterparkresort.com/.
Park Rates
Entrance and Swim: ₱599.00
Add-on: UNLI Access to ALL Slides: ₱349.00
Senior Citizens/PWD – Entrance and Swim: ₱479
Cabana Rates
Beach Gazebo: ₱900 (fits up to 12pax)
Privateer: ₱700 (fits up to 10pax)
Islander Hut: ₱600 (fits up to 8pax)
Amenities
The Cyclone stands as the Philippines’ largest water slide, featuring a huge conical steel fiberglass structure with a diameter of 20 meters. This thrilling slide propels a four-person raft from a six-storey launch tube. As the raft negotiates the funnel walls, riders encounter near-vertical spins and exhilarating wallops, delivering an unforgettable aquatic adventure.
The Riptide Reef boomerang slide allows two riders on a special two holes inflatable raft to experience slips and turns before sliding vertically into the bottom of a sheer wall. An extended free fall is experienced as the raft reverses direction and exits into the landing pool.
The Mighty Maui River is the longest lazy river in the Philippines having a whopping 400 meter (1,312 ft) length. There is also a powerful wave generator giving people on inflatables an exciting time as they snake thru islands, low hanging bridges and Fort San Agustin’s tunnel moat.
The “Plank Drop” is the first vertical aqua loop water slide in the country where riders are launched from a transparent capsule like cylinder from a height of 20 meters. This ride is not for the faint hearted, but provides riders and spectators total exhilaration since you can see thru the semi translucent fiberglass tube.
The Captain Kidd’s Hideout kiddie pool and slides and the “Pirates of Caraibes” aqua playhouse is for the young and old who just want to have safe, clean fun in a shallow rubber lined pool.
The Buccaneer Bay dual wave pool which is one of the Philippines largest, at nearly 5,000 square meters, offers families a distinct area where waves can range from 0.50 to 1.0 meter in height, and a separate venue for the brave boogie boarders more powerful tsunami waves at 1 to 1.5 meters which can be programmed for would be surfers wanting to learn the basics.
The Pira-Chute is an open spiral slide where the rider rotates at least twice before landing in a spray of water and foam.
The Pacific Racer is a three-tube speed challenge slide where participants race against each other using special rubber mats as they launch from a height of 15 meters into claustrophobic spiral tubes leading to high speed exit 100 meters away.
The waterpark has many attractions that every corner offers picture-perfect scenery.
Fort San Agustin
Treasure Island
Ahoy Fastfood – Perfect for snacks like burgers, spaghetti, lasagna and some light meals like fried chicken and pizza!
Captain Oliver’s Cafe – The place for hearty meals that would satisfy your comfort food cravings.
Set sail for Seven Seas now…
For inquiries and bookings, visit its website: https://www.sevenseaswaterparkresort.com/
