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Things to do in Central Macedonia, Greece: The Best Water & Amusement Parks
Central Macedonia (Greek: Κεντρική Μακεδονία, Kentrikí Makedonía) is one of the thirteen administrative regions of Greece, consisting of the central part of the geographical and historical region of Macedonia. With a population of almost 1.9 million, it is the second most populous in Greece after Attica.
Restaurants in Central Macedonia
1. Crazyland Water Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Crazyland Water Park is located at the beautiful “Glarokavos” beach in Pefkohori, Chalkidiki. Next to the beach bar FAROS. You can enjoy your coffee, drink, cocktails and your food with its impeccable service. It is a marine playground with various inflatable in the sea. Is an excellent activity for parents and children over 6 years of age for endless hours of fun in the water. Children and adults will laugh, have fun playing with their parents and their friends. Even making new friends because in here we all become a company. All of this under the supervision and help of experienced lifeguards on the ground.
2. Watergamepark Kariba
3. Dinosaur Park of Thessaloniki
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By PhilipposP6 - Nicosia, Cyprus
-It was a great experience for the kids (aged 3 & 5) to see the big sized dinosaurs. -Professional guided tour with historical facts -Reasonable prices -Nice indoor playground
4. Paramythochora
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
A Christmas village which operates the last years at Stratton, Halkidiki. A park with activities and Christmas houses- each one with its own function. Games, events, music bands- an endless Christmas celebration for children and adults as well. Paramythoxora is being operated by volunteers around the region, which dress up to be the Santa Claus, the elfs and all Christmas figures needed.
5. Waterland
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By christopherwD5058UY - Sani, Greece
We almost didn’t visit after reading some of the reviews on trip advisor, however, we were delighted that we took no notice of the negative comments and went today. Having visited many water parks in Europe we had high expectations and weren’t disappointed. The entrance fees are €15 per 12+ and €11 per under 12 if places are reserved on their website, prices on the day are only €1 per person higher though. There are plenty of sun-beds and it’s a very clean water park with a very active cleaning team throughout the day. There is lots of space and great green areas where shade is available. Options for lunch are good and the food variety is good, we ate at the souvlaki cafe.The prices were great and the food was good too. To the attractions: There is plenty to do to keep all ages amused. Our tall 8 year old was able to go on the “big” slides, which were fantastic. There are several, big pools to swim in-our 6 year old loved the wave pool and zen pool. The pool for younger children, with lots of smaller slides was great for her but what we loved about this park was the Pirates cove pool, where both children could visit together-lots of slides, ranging from small to big-ish and, of course, a tipping bucket! The crazy river isn’t at all dangerous, as some reviews have said. Perhaps the park have taken into account some of the reviews and YouTube footage, there were no pile ups and people were sent down with good space in between. The icing on the cake was the funnel-a fabulous new slide, which, despite the long queues, was worth the entry fee itself! The only let down of the day was that the farm was closed, but our 6 year old still got to pet a camel (she named him Bob), and the conditions that he was kept in were spacious, clean and well looked after. Staff were friendly and the lifeguards do a super job of keeping people safe too. I would strongly advise if you are in the area then you pay a visit.
6. Magic Park
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 80 reviews
