IF YOU are looking for your next holiday, then you can head to a brand new waterpark in Europe.
Coral Bay, La Leyenda Perdida has opened at PortAventura World’s waterpark in Spain.
The entire land is inspired by an ancient sunken pirate land, that has risen from the ocean floor.
Overall, the new land spans 5,000sqm and has several different attractions for visitors to explore.
There’s Cyclone, for example, which is the world’s second water coaster and the first in Europe.
And then there’s The Crab – a multi-slide tower, with five different slides suitable for all ages.
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The little ones aren’t left out either, with Splash Port – an interactive water play zone.
However, the ultimate star of the show is Pirate Bay, which is the world’s first multi-adventure pool.
In the pool you can expect different obstacles to tackle, as well as a swimming area.
The land also has a new dining area called El Bucanero, along with rest zones.
Day tickets to the Caribe Aquatic Park cost from €35 (£29.93) per adult and €31 (£26.51) per child.
If you stay at one of PortAventura World’s hotels, you will get discounted entry to the waterpark.
For example you could stay at Hotel Roulette as a family of four for two nights in September, for £272.24, which works out at £34.03 per person per night.
While you’re there, you should head to the main theme park too.
One mum who recently visited said: “In under an hour we had been left rattled racing each other on wooden coaster Stampida, cooled off in the Grand Canyon Rapids and been blown away by multi-dimensional dark ride Uncharted and eight-loop coaster Dragon Khan.
“Luckily the park is not just bold, it’s also beautiful, with lush landscaping across the six themed lands of Mexico, Polynesia, China, Far West, Mediterranea and SesamoAventura, where we could recover from the adrenaline rush and soaring temperatures.”
It also has Ferrari Land, which has the tallest and fastest rollercoaster in Europe.