Pirate Ship Ages and Children's Prices in Side
The two pirate days count children differently. On the big day every guest from 2 pays one fare; on Little Pirates a child pays less than a grown-up.
In short
On the pirate-ship day everyone from 2 upward pays €23: a seven-year-old and a grandmother hand over the same note. On Little Pirates a child from 2 to 10 pays €14 and an adult pays €20. Children under 2 ride free on both days.
The fare table, age by age
These are the operator's age rows, as the booking form uses them. Choose the row by the age your child will be on the day of the trip, not the age on the day you book.
| Guest | Pirate-ship day | Little Pirates |
|---|---|---|
| Baby or toddler under 2 | Free | Free |
| Child from 2 to 10 | €23 | €14 |
| Guest aged 11 or older | €23 | €20 |
Every fare is paid in euros, in cash, on the day. Nothing is charged when you reserve.
Why the big day has no child discount
The owner set one rule for the pirate-ship day: from 2 upward, all guests are equal. The reason is simple once you look at what the fare buys. Painted faces, a secret map to follow, a rope to pull at tug-of-war, a pirate called Ferhat to chase down, a children's menu at lunch and a deck full of foam: every one of those is aimed at the children. A child is not a passenger riding along with the grown-ups here; the child is the guest the day was built for.
So a family of four with two school-age children pays four equal fares of €23. Grown-ups who come along are welcome to play and swim too, and pay the same.
Where Little Pirates is the cheaper day
Little Pirates splits the fare. A child from 2 to 10 pays €14, a grown-up €20, so the more children you bring, the bigger the gap between the two days becomes.
Price is only half the decision, though. The small day keeps to the coast, hands out costumes and runs a treasure hunt; the big day goes down the river to the delta and ends in foam and music. Our side-by-side of the two days sets out what each holds, and the price page shows both fare tables with family examples.
Babies, toddlers and older children
- Under 2: free on both days. List them in the booking anyway, so the crew expects them.
- From 2 to 10: the child row. On the big day it costs the same as an adult; on Little Pirates it is the lower fare.
- From 11: the adult row on both days.
- Older children who feel too grown-up for costumes may prefer the louder day, with the show and the foam party.
Travelling with a baby? Our guide for the smallest guests covers the swim, the lunch and what to pack.
