Discover Naga Bay
Our tips:
- Every ride is different
- Sensitive stomach?
- Speedy Pass
Naga Bay
Naga Bay is a spinning coaster in Adventure Valley. Your car travels along a twisting track through the trees while spinning a full 360 degrees. The ride opened in 2011 and was built by the German company Maurer.
The concept
Naga is the serpent from ancient legends, and that's exactly how the track moves: winding its way between the treetops. You sit four to a round car, in pairs with your backs to each other. That way one half faces forwards and the other backwards, until the car starts to spin.
The Experience
After the lift hill come hairpin bends and short drops. Halfway through, the car is released and starts to whirl around. Sometimes you go down a drop backwards, sometimes you spin round a few times on a bend. The speed isn't extremely high, but the spinning makes it quite an intense ride.
Discover Naga Bay
Every ride is different
The cars spin freely. How you spin depends on the weight in your car, so no two rides are the same.
Sensitive stomach?
The park itself warns: possible side effects include loss of balance and butterflies in your stomach.
Speedy Pass
This attraction is part of the Speedy Pass. You book your slot online and go in through the separate Speedy Pass entrance. A Speedy Pass costs from €14.90 per person (as of November 2026) and is an add-on to your ticket.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.20 metres tall. If you're under 1.40 metres, you ride accompanied by an adult. The maximum height is 1.95 metres. Naga Bay is included in the Speedy Pass. During Bobbejaanland Wintert (5 December 2026 to 3 January 2027 inclusive), this attraction is on the list of open attractions, weather permitting.
Spinning among the greenery
Naga Bay is ideal if you want more than a family coaster but aren't quite ready for Fury. Afterwards, you can walk straight on to Revolution or King Kong in the same themed area.
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