Chasing Waves at the Amana Waterpark in Pandi, Bulacan!

Gather the whole family, relatives & friends & let's catch some good waves & good vibes, too. Happiness comes in waves so let's troop to the biggest kind of wave in the Philippines called Amana Waterpark in Bagong Barrio, Pandi, Bulacan. As one of the best resorts in Luzon, Amana Waterpark makes Pandi as the tourism capital of Central Luzon which is just an hour's drive from Manila.

The Amana Waterpark boasts of having the biggest wave pool in the country, some 3,500 square meter of adrenaline-packed 13 different magnificent, gigantic kinds of wave with the biggest called Tsunami Wave.

Adjudged by Google as the 2nd fastest-rising summer destination locally, it caters for the customer's total fun & enjoyment with its best amenities, world class services of distinctly Filipino hospitality, comfort & convenience for a reasonable cost - giving worth for your hard-earned money.

Anybody regardless of age can enjoy the thrill & excitement it can offer. Children can immensely enjoy the over 100 different life-size characters of their favorite superheroes from Marvel to DC Comics to the Jurassic Park & Avatar-themed swimming pools scattered all over the resort.

For more exciting & breathtaking adventures, swim higher with the waterpark's 300 meter Zipline & extreme 4D Maxrider. In addition, the resort also offers colorful picnic grove at affordable rates, souvenir shop & breezy inspired cottages made of local materials. Amana Waterpark boasts of the following facilities & amenities:

3,500 sq.m. wave pool
13 magnificent big waves
40-foot man-made waterfall
Adult pool
Avatar pool
Batanes pool
Cavepool
Jurassic pool
Indoor castle pool
Infinity pool with Jacuzzi
Kiddie pool with life-sized Dragon Ball characters
Twin pool with slide
Batman pool
Inflatable pool
4D Extreme maxrider
Zipline
Theme cottages (Baler, Boracay, Calatagan, Camiguin & Tagaytay inspired)

The concept for Amana was first envisioned when the sister-resort, Tampisaw Beach Resort in Iba, Zambales was opened on March 28, 2008. A much bigger resort with a more wide-ranging clientele was conceived which caters to the customer's total enjoyment! Exactly a year later, on March 28, 2009, Amana Waterpark was opened to the public.