Discover Niagara
Our tips:
- Watch from the side
- Staying dry doesn't always work
- For the whole family
Niagara
Niagara is the big water coaster in the Canada zone at Bellewaerde. It has been there since 1995 and is named after the biggest and best-known waterfalls in the world. The whole family rides together in a big boat up to a height of 20 metres.
The concept
You board a big boat with the whole family, which carries you gently up to the top. All around are wooden buildings with a Canadian feel. The park calls Niagara a visitor favourite in the revamped Canada zone.
The Experience
At the top, 20 metres up, you get a lovely view over the park. Then comes the breathtaking descent, ending in a gigantic splash. The wave the boat creates can be seen from far away. The track is 240 metres long.
Discover Niagara
Watch from the side
It's quite a spectacle from the side too: the wave from the splash can be seen from far away. If you stand close by, you might get wet.
Staying dry doesn't always work
On a warm day, bring dry clothes or put your belongings in a locker. You can rent one for € 2.50 per day at the Info desk by Ingang Leeuw (as of November 2026).
For the whole family
The big boat has room for the whole family. Accompanied by an adult, children can ride from just 90 centimetres.
Visitor information
From 0.90 metres you can ride when accompanied by an adult. From 1.20 metres you can ride on your own. Children are measured with their shoes on. In the Bellewaerde app you can check in advance who is allowed on which ride. You must be able to get in and out independently. Keep your head back during the descent. The park warns that surfaces can be slippery. Do you have a disability? At the Infostand at Ingang Leeuw or Ingang Mexico you can get an ACCESS wristband for the separate entrance. At most rides, this is located at the exit.
Splashing about in Canada
Niagara is right next to Wakala, Big Chute and the new Seesaw Swing. Fancy drying off in the sun? From the terrace of the Canadian Tea-Room you can look out over the lake.
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