White Olive Marine Aquapark

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White Olive Marine Aquapark

White Olive Marine Aquapark

Children’s aqua park with colourful slides and splash features Wave pool facing the Aegean Sea for surf-style fun 4 freshwater outdoor pools including kids’ pool and aqua park Seafront setting with superb sea views Certified Sustainable Hotel meeting a GSTC-recognised standard Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms 338 | Blocks: 21 | Floors: 2 | Lifts: 1
Board options All Inclusive
Children’s age for facilities typically up to 11 years (check specific activity age bands on arrival)

Overview

 
Built right on the Aegean shoreline in laid-back Tingaki, White Olive Marine Aquapark (formerly Labranda Marine Aquapark Resort) is made for splash-filled, stress-free family holidays. Four pools, a dedicated children’s aqua park and a wave pool facing the sea keep days delightfully busy, while spacious family rooms, sea views and a solid All Inclusive package mean you can relax into island time without worrying about the extras. Add in kids’ clubs, entertainment from morning to night and Certified Sustainable credentials, and you’ve got a fun but thoughtful base on Kos’s north coast.

Expect big blue Aegean views, palm-fringed pools and a colourful splash park as your daily backdrop at White Olive Marine Aquapark. The resort unfolds along the seafront with low-rise whitewashed blocks, wide sun terraces and swaying gardens. One side is dedicated to multi-slide aqua fun and a wave pool that rolls in like the sea, while the other focuses on relaxation, with quieter pools, loungers and a choice of bars and dining spots to dip into between swims. For families seeking Kos’s soft sands and sea views without the bustle of Kos Town, White Olive Marine Aquapark hits a sweet spot. You’re in a seafront location near Tingaki’s long Blue Flag beach, with the resort centre around 4.8km away, and it’s approximately 50 minutes from Kos International Airport (KGS) by road. See more Greece holidays.

Map & location


Tingaki, Kos, Greece

White Olive Marine Aquapark enjoys a peaceful seafront spot on Kos’s north coast, just outside the chilled resort of Tingaki. This area is all about long ribbons of pale sand, shallow water and big-sky views across to the Turkish mainland.

Tingaki’s compact centre, with its tavernas, ice-cream shops and family-friendly bars, is a short drive or cycle away, while lively Kos Town – with its harbour, castle, boutiques and sunset bars – is easily reached by taxi or local bus. It’s an ideal base if you want resort-style facilities, waterpark fun and easy access to classic Greek-island exploring.

  • Seafront on the shoreline
  • restaurant (outside hotel) 1km
  • Tingaki resort centre 4.8km
  • Kos Town around 12km (approx.)
  • Approx. transfer time from airport 50 minutes

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


With four pools and the sea on your doorstep, most days revolve around the water.

The standout is the dedicated aqua park, complete with multi-lane slides, a kamikaze slide and splash features. It usually operates from late April to early November and is supervised, though age, height or weight restrictions apply for some slides.

There’s also a dramatic wave pool overlooking the Aegean, where man-made waves roll in on a schedule – kids love it, and grown-ups get the sea-breeze views without leaving the resort.

You’ll also find a separate children’s pool for smaller swimmers and additional freshwater pools dotted around the complex, lined with loungers and parasols. Pool towels are available with a refundable deposit.

The shoreline in front of the hotel offers Aegean views and a natural setting; for a long, sandy Blue Flag beach, head a little further along the coast into Tingaki.

Spa, sports & wellness


Active days are easy to come by. There’s an air-conditioned gym with cardio machines, free weights and a stretching zone (minimum age 16 years), plus a daily programme of aerobics, aqua aerobics, darts, table tennis, tennis and volleyball.

For downtime, retreat to the compact spa area with sauna and massage treatments (minimum age 18 years, extra charges apply) or make use of the multi-purpose hall for occasional indoor activities and events.

Practical touches include a 24-hour style reception offering currency exchange, luggage storage, mobility scooter hire and charging (local charges apply), alongside an on-site mini-market for holiday essentials.

Activities


? Organised daytime activities including small team games and sports
? Tennis, table tennis, darts and volleyball
? Aqua aerobics and poolside fitness sessions
?️ Air-conditioned gym with cardio and weights (16+ years)
? Frequent evening entertainment with professional shows and family-friendly performances
? Mini-disco for children on selected nights

Guest services


?️ Reception with currency exchange, luggage storage and local information
? Spa area with sauna and massage treatments (18+, extra charge)
?️ On-site mini-market for snacks, toys and essentials
? Pool towels available (refundable deposit)
♿ Mobility scooter hire and charging (local charges apply)
?‍?‍? Children’s club (4–12 yrs), playground, children’s pool and aqua park
? Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel

Food & drink

Food is a big part of the holiday here, with a relaxed All Inclusive set-up and plenty of choice for even the fussiest eaters.

Nafsika Main Restaurant
The buzzing buffet restaurant is the hub for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Expect international favourites alongside Greek touches, live cooking stations and family-friendly choices, plus highchairs for little ones. Beachwear is not permitted inside.

Dionysos Roof Terrace À La Carte
For a change of pace, head up to the Dionysos restaurant on the roof terrace. It serves a mix of Italian and Greek dishes in a more intimate setting, usually open for dinner from late April to early November (subject to occupancy). One visit per 7-night stay is typically included with All Inclusive, reservation required and dress code applies.

Bars & Snacks
Stay refreshed at multiple bars: Kalypso Pool Bar, an adults-only pool bar, the Pan Lobby Bar and a snack area with BBQ by the pool. The gardens also hide a dedicated Gelateria (ice-cream bar) – note that treats here are not included in the All Inclusive package and are chargeable.

Opening hours, menus and inclusions can vary by season and board, so check the latest information on arrival. What All Inclusive typically includes.

Rooms
Superior Room with Side Sea View


Sleeps: Minimum 2, Maximum 3
As above but with a side sea view towards the Aegean, perfect if you like to catch the colours of sunset from your balcony.

Superior Family Room with Garden View


Sleeps: Minimum 2, Maximum 4
Designed with families in mind, these rooms offer more space and a garden outlook. You’ll have a balcony or terrace, plus flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, shower bathroom, hairdryer, fridge, safety deposit box and tea/coffee set-up.

Superior Family Room with Side Sea View


Sleeps: Minimum 2, Maximum 4
Enjoy similar family-friendly space but with a side sea view. A good compromise if you’d like a hint of blue without going for a full suite.

Family Suite with Garden View


Sleeps: Minimum 2, Maximum 5 (including up to 1 infant)
Great for larger families or those after extra privacy, these suites feature two separate bedrooms, each with twin beds, plus a shared shower bathroom. Facilities include balcony, flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, fridge, safety deposit box, hairdryer and tea/coffee-making facilities.

Family Suite with Side Sea View


Sleeps: Minimum 2, Maximum 5 (including up to 1 infant)
The same two-bedroom layout as the garden-view suite, but with the bonus of side-on sea views from the balcony.

Superior Room with Garden View for Sole Use


Sleeps: Minimum 1, Maximum 1
Perfect for solo travellers who want the same comfort and facilities as the standard Superior Rooms, with a private balcony, Wi‑Fi, air conditioning and all core amenities.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

More info

Set on Kos’s north coast, Tingaki is all about relaxed beach life: a 3km stretch of Blue Flag sand, shallow water and a handful of tavernas and bars close to the shore. Expect a laid-back evening scene with cocktails, family-run restaurants and low-key music, while livelier Kos Town is only a short taxi ride away for harbour-front bars and late-night venues.

Good to know:
• Country: Greece
• Island: Kos
• Resort: Tingaki
• Language: Greek (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours
• Average UK–Kos flight time: around 4 hours
• Local costs vary, but a three-course meal for two in a mid-range restaurant typically starts from around £55 equivalent

White Olive Marine Aquapark is listed as a Certified Sustainable Hotel, meeting a GSTC-recognised standard at the time of review. Certification and sustainability practices are monitored regularly and may evolve over time. Facilities, entertainment programmes and opening dates are often seasonal and subject to change.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

Prices & book

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FAQs
Is White Olive Marine Aquapark suitable for young children?
Yes. The hotel is very family-orientated, with a children’s club for 4–12 year olds, a dedicated children’s pool, an aqua park with slides (age and height limits apply), a playground and a nightly mini-disco on selected evenings. The All Inclusive offering, highchairs in the restaurant and family rooms also make it easy to holiday with little ones.
When is the aqua park and wave pool open?
The aqua park and wave pool at White Olive Marine Aquapark typically operate between late April and early November, roughly from 10:00 to early evening. Exact dates and hours can vary depending on weather and occupancy, and some slides have age, height or weight restrictions for safety.
What does the All Inclusive package include?
All Inclusive normally covers buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main Nafsika restaurant, one dinner per 7-night stay at the Dionysos à la carte restaurant (reservation required, subject to availability), snacks at selected times between meals for at least three hours per day, and local wine, beer, spirits, soft drinks and hot drinks for a minimum of 12 hours per day until 23:00. Drinks after 23:00 and treats from the Gelateria are not included and are chargeable. Inclusions can change, so please confirm the up-to-date details at check-in.
How far is White Olive Marine Aquapark from the nearest town and airport?
The resort enjoys a seafront position outside Tingaki. It’s about 1km to the nearest restaurant outside the complex and around 4.8km to Tingaki resort centre, where you’ll find more tavernas, shops and bars. Transfer time from Kos International Airport (KGS) is approximately 50 minutes by shared coach, depending on traffic and stops; private transfers are usually quicker.
Do the rooms at White Olive Marine Aquapark have Wi‑Fi and air conditioning?
Yes. All standard rooms, family rooms and suites include complimentary Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, fridge, kettle with coffee-making facilities, safety deposit box, hairdryer and a bathroom with shower. Most also have a balcony or terrace with either garden or side sea views.
Is the hotel accessible for guests with limited mobility?
The resort is generally low-rise with two-storey buildings and one lift, and there are paved paths around the complex. However, some areas – particularly around the pools and aqua park – may feature steps or uneven surfaces. Mobility scooter hire and charging are available at an extra cost. If you have specific accessibility needs, speak to a Travelisto travel designer so we can check suitability and request an appropriate room.
Is White Olive Marine Aquapark a sustainable hotel?
White Olive Marine Aquapark is listed as a Certified Sustainable Hotel, meaning that at the time of review it meets a sustainability standard that is recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). This typically covers areas such as waste and energy management, support for local communities and protection of natural and cultural heritage. Certifications are reviewed periodically and may change over time.