Solución: Splashpark

Oh!tels Les Oliveres (Tarragona, Spain)

Ziplines over the water

As we told you, the Oh!tels chain sought to create water parks for several of their hotels such that they has the same essence while all remaining distinct.

When we learnt of the needs and swimming pools at Oh!tels Les Oliveres, one of their hotels at Tarragona, we proposed that they convert their swimming pool into a park with zip lines and bridges over the water, to entertain both children and those who are no longer quite children. Moreover, to create a Splashpark area, so that the smallest children have their fun space as a family with games and water outlet.

The zip line is a handle which you hold and throw yourself over the length of the pool until you fall in. On the bridges, the challenge is different, to jump from step to step without falling into the water, with help of an overhead net, until you reach the other end. 3 metres long: balance is essential.

The Splashpark consists of elements with water gently falling from height, imitating bamboo, and other, lower elements such as floor jets at different heights for all children.

Oh!tels Vila Romana (Tarragona, Spain)

Slip into the marine world

The water leisure project for Oh!Tels Vila Romana was designed in two contiguous areas, bearing in mind different age groups and types of fun. And it was designed to take maximum advantage of the space they had, a rectangle near the playground.

On the one hand, a water game area was devised for children aged 4 to 8 years, where they could be in continuous contact with the water and play with it.

On the other hand, thought was also given to older children with a two-slide structure, a more energetic, adrenaline-rich space.

Three slides: one multi-lane, one open and straight, and one open and curved; they all have a hydro-braking system since they lead to an open space without a swimming pool.

Very near the slides is the shallow area of this water park with a marine theme. In it, the various games are aimed at different age ranges, from the youngest, to the oldest, ending with a large bucket of water. The most striking detail is the whale, consisting of arches emerging from the water.

Oh!tels Villa Dorada (Tarragona, Spain)

The game with and without water

At Oh!tels Villa Dorada they sought to create areas aimed at children, always with a family space where the parents could be with their children spending time together. Moreover, they needed to create leisure solutions that were adaptable to the space they had, an uncommon space.

With them we worked in two areas: a Splashpark in the relaxation and bathing area; and a children’s playground in an open-air space next to the children’s mini club, to complement the outside game.

The shallow water park retained the marine aesthetic created for the chain’s leisure areas and was integrated into a larger bathing and relaxation area for children. The playground was made up of individual play elements, and shapes on the ground that created a path and a balance challenge.

Abora by Lopesan, water and multi-adventure park

Bespoke leisure line for Abora by Lopesan

Abora by Lopesan emerged as a new line of family hotels, and for their brand they needed to create a children’s leisure line that would make itself felt in all of Abora’s hotels.

For them, we created an aesthetic line of their own, according to a concept of nature, and with differentiated leisure solutions.

The first projects were installed at its Catarina, Buenaventura and Interclub Atlantic hotels.

Various Splashpark areas have been created in which we play with the colour and shapes of the floor, to make a space full of water elements and floor jets that the youngest children find striking.

Multi-adventure spaces with no end of game elements, covering all ages. From 6 to 18 years. Balance parks, jumping elements, hills to climb, slides and a playground in which children can imagine climbing up to the treetops.

It is complemented by several elements for the elderly, with adventure structures and calisthenics.