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Aqualibi is an indoor water park located in Wavre, Belgium, adjacent to the amusement park Walibi Belgium. Open year-round, Aqualibi offers a range of water attractions for visitors of all ages.
Aqualibi opened in 1987 as part of the Walibi Belgium entertainment complex. The park was designed to provide a weather-independent aquatic experience in a tropical-themed setting. In 2011, Aqualibi underwent a major renovation, updating its theming and modernizing infrastructure.[1]
A significant expansion was completed in December 2023, introducing four new water slides and expanding the park’s footprint to nearly 8,000 square meters. This €30 million investment aimed to enhance the park's attractions and sustainability efforts, including energy renovations and improved insulation.[2][3]
Attractions
Several slides and features disappeared over the years, with some news installed.
Pomakai – A funnel-style slide with a steep final drop.
Waikiki – A slide with wave-like features, reaching up to 18 meters in height.
Wiki Wiki – A mat racing slide designed for side-by-side competition.
Other features
Wave Pool – Simulates ocean waves for general play.
Rapido – A wild river with twists and strong water currents.
Jacuzzis – Hot tubs available for relaxation.
Children’s Areas – Two zones with age-appropriate slides and water features.
Location and Access
The park is located at Boulevard de l’Europe 100, 1300 Wavre, Belgium. It is reachable by car and public transport. The Bierges-Walibi railway station is approximately 150 meters from the entrance.
Ticketing
Admission prices start are €13.50 for under 1.20m and €35 for over 1.20 metres. Annual passes and combination tickets with Walibi Belgium are available. Group rates and school visits are available.[4]
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