Huge area to relax, compose of gardens, tennis courts and swimming pools. We went for this last one. Is quite strange because first you pay, they tell you you need to go to do a medical check before entering the swimming pool compound. The medical check is around 10 minutes away from the entrance and they look for fungus, lices, fleas...once everything is OK they allow you to go in. Pool is huge and you can either stay on the grass or hire an umbrella and some hammocks. Regardless, there are a lot of mosquitoes so be ready to be itchy afterwards. Couple of the bars and areas to buy snacks and ice creams were closed, so if you want to buy anything you need to go out from the complex and back in, a bit messy in that sense. Also it is a mess to go by bus, so you'll have to go and come back by taxi.

Nice place, but as the others here say it's a bit pricey and you have to rent chairs. The slides is limited, one slide for those who are over 1.2m and the other for those over 1.4m, and the slide is only open in special hours. Think it was 1300 - 1700 on Saturday. The water park for children is limited to 6 years old, so if you have a child younger bring toys,or you have to buy different types of inflatables to keep them happy. Do not eat here the food is dry, and expensive. The staff doesn't speek English. Also bring slippers, you might be denied the toilets if you don't have them on. The toilets are dirty tho. If you have children they can't stay with you in the changing room, you have to get to abother room with them, which also has a line of people waiting. Overall they have pools, and pools games. Little bit to big place. Haven't tried the tennis courts or the football fields.