Oasis Los Gigantes swimming pools

Oasis Los Gigantes is an outdoor pool complex above the harbour, with views towards the cliffs. Standard admission is advertised from €10 and includes use of the pool, slides and a sunbed under the venue’s published conditions. It is a private, ticketed complex rather than a natural pool or sea-swimming spot.

Oasis Los Gigantes prices

The final price depends on the date and option selected. The official website currently lists:

• Pool admission: from €10.
• Parasol: €3 extra.
• Balinese bed: €65 for up to two people, including both admissions, one drink and cut fruit.
• Oasis Sunset: €10 on advertised summer sessions, including a welcome drink.

Prices and availability may change. Select your date on the official ticket page to see the final amount and the conditions for adults, children and residents.

Opening hours and current status

Oasis advertises daily opening. Its home and sales pages currently show 10:00 to 18:00, while one answer in its FAQ still gives a 17:30 closing time. Check the time displayed for your chosen date before travelling. Oasis Sunset is normally advertised on selected summer weekends from 18:00 to 22:00 and needs a separate ticket.

Capacity is limited, so advance booking is useful at weekends, during school holidays and on sunny days. This guide was checked on 6 September 2026, but daily status, events and hours can change.

What admission includes

The complex has a main pool, an adults’ zone and a family area with a children’s pool, slides and games. Facilities include gardens, sunbeds, toilets, changing rooms, a kiosk and a food truck. A lifeguard is present during pool hours.

The official information says general admission includes a sunbed. Check the specific conditions for children’s tickets during checkout. Parasols and Balinese beds are optional extras subject to availability.

Who is it best for?

Oasis can suit families looking for slides and facilities, couples wanting a pool day with a view, or visitors seeking an alternative when sea conditions are uncomfortable. It does not replace a beach or natural-pool experience, and it is worth considering the full cost if you add food, a parasol or a Balinese bed.

Important rules

• Children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
• Running, head-first diving and inflatable mattresses are not permitted.
• Flip-flops or pool footwear are compulsory in toilets and changing rooms.
• Outside food and drink are not allowed, except food for children under two.
• Pets are not admitted, except assistance dogs.
• The venue accepts card payments only.

How to get there

The address is Avenida José González Forte 7, Acantilados de Los Gigantes. The complex is uphill from the harbour, so walking from the waterfront involves a climb. If arriving by car, allow time to find authorised parking, particularly around midday and at weekends.

How to buy tickets

Official online sales are the safest way to confirm price, opening time and availability. The venue says date changes or cancellations can be managed from the confirmation email under the conditions shown at checkout. Bring valid identification if using a resident rate.

Frequently asked questions

How much is admission?

Pool tickets are advertised from €10. The final price appears after selecting a date and ticket type.

Is it open every day?

The official information says it opens daily. Confirm the closing time because different parts of the official site currently show 17:30 and 18:00.

Can I bring food?

No, except food for children under two. A kiosk and food truck are available inside.

Do I need to book?

Not always, but capacity is limited and advance booking confirms availability before you travel.