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The gunite shell of the lazy river at the Wild Coast Sun waterpark, near completion
Resorts & leisure

Wild Coast Sun waterpark

Completed
August 2011
Purpose
Resorts & leisure
Location
Size
Lazy river ±180 m × 4 m × 1.4 m · ±2 000 m² · structural gunite
Background

The story of the build

Four months of guniting: the structural shell of a 180 m lazy river and the waterpark’s central pools, sprayed in 2011. The finishing was by another contractor.

Curtis Pools started at the Wild Coast Sun in March 2011 and spent about four months guniting. The lazy river is around 180 m long, 4 m wide and 1.4 m deep on average, and Curtis Pools built its structural shell, along with the pools at the centre of the park.

The finishing of the park was done by another contractor, which is why the photographs here are of the gunite going on rather than of the finished ride.

Before → after

From the first cut to the first length

Before
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — before the work
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — resorts & leisure pool, before the build
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — before the work
During
The gunite shell of the lazy river at the Wild Coast Sun waterpark, near completion
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — during construction
The Wild Coast Sun waterpark under construction, gunite shells by Curtis Pools
After
Gallery

The build, photographed

The gunite shell of the lazy river at the Wild Coast Sun waterpark, near completion
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — during construction
The Wild Coast Sun waterpark under construction, gunite shells by Curtis Pools
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — before the work
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — resorts & leisure pool, before the build
Wild Coast Sun waterpark — before the work
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