Splash Island Water Park St Lucia: Inflatable Obstacle Course & Beach

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Free cancellation

1/10

Duration8h

GroupUp to 30

PickupAt your hotel

The Caribbean's First Floating Obstacle Course Sits Off a St Lucia Beach

You get access to a floating obstacle course with a trampoline, climbing wall, monkey bars, slide and flip platform, all staffed by lifeguards and fitted with life vests for safety. Depending on your package, lunch at the beachfront Hi Tide restaurant and a beach chair are included. The park sits on Reduit Beach in Gros Islet, and the whole experience is designed so you move through the obstacles at your own pace without a guide or schedule.

Step-by-step itinerary

Water park fun and beachside dining

Arrive at Splash Island Water Park
Enjoy obstacle-course water activities
Wear life vest for safety
Relax at Hi Tide Beach Bar
Try authentic St. Lucian food
Enjoy views of Pigeon Island

The Experience

The inflatable park anchored off Reduit Beach in Gros Islet is made by Wibit Sports, a German company that's been building commercial-grade water obstacles for 18 years—and Splash Island is their first installation in the Eastern Caribbean. You'll see it from the shore: a bright, modular setup of trampolines, climbing walls, monkey bars, a swing, a slide, hurdles, and a flip platform all floating on the water. Everything is tethered and staffed by certified lifeguards, and everyone six years and older wears a life vest regardless of swimming ability, which is the rule that keeps the place safe enough for families and confident enough for people who want to push themselves.

The park sits in front of Bay Gardens Beach Resort & Spa in Rodney Bay Village, so the setup is straightforward—you arrive, get fitted with a life jacket, and start working through the obstacles at your own pace. There's no guided tour or timed circuit; you move between the trampoline and the climbing wall and the monkey bars as you want, trying again if you slip, resting on the platform between attempts. The obstacles are designed to feel harder than they look, and the water below means falling is part of the deal. Kids under about twelve tend to find it thrilling; adults often discover muscles they'd forgotten about. The park operates in compliance with European safety standards (EN 15649), so the materials and the design have been tested for durability and performance in salt water.

Depending on which package you book, you'll get a beach chair, lunch at Hi Tide Beach Bar & Restaurant (the resort's beachfront spot with views toward Pigeon Island), and an appetizer or dessert. Hi Tide gives Splash Island guests a 10% discount on food anyway, so even the shorter packages leave room to grab something. The half-day option works if you want the park without a full day commitment; the ultimate day package includes the chair, a meal, and an appetizer or dessert, which stretches the visit into a proper beach day. Public transportation is nearby if you're not renting a car, and the location on Reduit Beach means you're close to other spots in the Rodney Bay area if you want to add something before or after.

What’s included

All taxes, fees and handling charges are covered.
Life jackets are provided for all users.
Certified lifeguards are on duty.
Beach chairs are included in the Ultimate Day and Full Day packages.
Lunch is included in the Half Day with Lunch and Ultimate Day packages, served at Hi Tide Beach Bar & Restaurant with a 10% discount applied to park guests.
The Ultimate Day package also includes an appetizer or dessert.
Security and lifeguard supervision are standard across all packages.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Splash Island

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a full-day beach activity that doesn't require booking a boat, hiring a guide, or arranging multiple stops—the park is one location, the obstacles are self-paced, and lunch is on-site, which means you can show up and stay as long as you want without coordinating timing.