These Batam Waterparks Guarantee You a Splashing Good Time!
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A family escape to Batam isn’t complete without a trip to one of Batam’s many waterparks. After shopping, massages, and delicious local bars and eats, there’s no better way to bookmark your trip than with a day of sun, slides, and splashes.
Here are 3 Batam waterparks to visit, ranked by their Google review scores:
Waterpark Top 100 Batu Aji (4.3 stars | 2,407 reviews)
Photo source: Waterpark Top 100 Batu Aji via Facebook
As the largest waterpark in Batam, Waterpark Top 100 Batu Aji offers rides that are both thrilling and for chilling.
Visitors love its wide range of rides and attractions, from twisting water slides to a lazy river. Kids especially love the large play pool, with colourful fountains and minislides to explore and splash in.
Screencapped from Google Maps
You’ll also find a comfortable changing area with rental lockers, and food options both on-site and a short walk away at the nearby Top 100 mall. Some reviewers also point out attentive security and lifeguards ensuring that kids follow ride rules and play safely.
Ticket and rental prices are also reasonable, with children under 80cm (roughly 1-2 years old) entering free.
Waterpark Top 100 Batu Aji Ticket Price & Rental Fees
Weekdays: Rp70,000
Weekends & Holidays: Rp110,000
Tube Rental: Rp15,000 (Single) | Rp 25,000 (Double)
Locker Rental: Rp 10,000 (Small) | Rp 15,000 (Large)
Oasis Waterpark Batam (3.8 stars | 131 reviews)
Photo source: Google Maps
Located near a wakeboarding centre and Dino Park, Oasis Waterpark is a newer addition that complements other tourist attractions in the area.
The waterpark boasts a wave pool as its central attraction. This pool activates for 5 minutes every hour, so that gives ample time to explore its other rides. For children, the 50cm-deep play pool sports foam pool and a tipping bucket that sends the little ones running or splashing down the slides.
Screencapped from Google Maps
Reviews point out its central location, instagrammable photo spots, and proximity to the nearby Dino Park as plus points for a full family day out.
(Tourist ticket prices are not officially available at time of writing)
Summer Wet Batam (New in 2025)
Photo Source: @summerwet_batam via Instagram
If you’re travelling with little ones, Summer Wet is the perfect indoor play park with fun and safety in mind.
Located inside One Batam Mall, this family-friendly play area is designed for younger children in mind. The wet zone features shallow pools, soft-landing inflatable slides, and plenty of foamy fun. In the dry area, kids can jump to their hearts’ content on colourful bouncy castles and explore the inflatable obstacle course and tunnels.
Screencapped from Google Maps
Non-slip socks are provided as part of the entry fee, and free rental swimwear is available for kids. The staff are also noted to be great at keeping kids entertained and safe during their visit.
Having only opened in June 2025, reviews are still coming in.
Have a splash in Batam with Berjaya Waterfront
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For the best all-round experience, Waterpark Top 100 Batu Aji remains the crowd favourite — big, lively, and affordable. If you prefer something newer and more compact, Oasis Waterpark is ideal for combining water fun with other nearby attractions. And for toddlers or rainy-day play, Summer Wet Batam makes a perfect indoor escape.
Whether you’re looking for heart-pounding slides or foam-filled fun, Batam’s waterparks deliver plenty of ways to beat the tropical heat.
Head over for a weekend or a full-on holiday with a ferry from Berjaya Waterfront. Not just the official ferry entry point in southern Malaysia, Berjaya Waterfront also offers shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences while you wait for your departure to Batam.
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