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a stroll among the carousels

Olive trees, palms, pines, boulders and flower beds: Sea Breeze's landscape department has turned the amusement park into a garden.

A flower bed and rides
Olive trees by the striped pavilions
Olive trees by the striped pavilions
olive trees

Old olive trees

Olive trees with thick, twisted trunks are the main trees of the garden. They stand on the lawns, by the striped pavilions and right next to the carousels.

Date palms
Date palms
palms

Date palms

Date palms grow along the paths, and above them you can see the red-and-white entrance tower.

A pine alley leading to the rides
A pine alley leading to the rides
shade

The pine alley

Young pines and olive trees along a winding path lead from the lawns to the rides.

An olive tree above a boulder
An olive tree above a boulder
stone

Boulders and flower beds

Large light-colored boulders lie among blooming shrubs and grasses — this is how the rock gardens between the rides are arranged.

Photos of the garden

The green amusement park

Shots from Sea Breeze's landscape department (2025): lawns, hills with olive trees, awnings over the pavilions and rock gardens.

A flower bed with a boulder and an olive tree
A flower bed with a boulder and an olive tree
An olive grove by the pavilions
An olive grove by the pavilions
Olive trees and palms on the lawn
Olive trees and palms on the lawn
Awnings over the pavilions
Awnings over the pavilions
The rock garden
The rock garden
A palm, an olive tree and lamps
A palm, an olive tree and lamps
A dry garden and awnings
A dry garden and awnings
A green slope
A green slope
A hill with olive trees
A hill with olive trees
Pines and a carousel beyond the lawn
Pines and a carousel beyond the lawn

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The guide's tip

When to stroll

By day the garden is easier to see: light boulders, greenery and flowers. In the evening the lights of the carousels take center stage. Switch the site to “Evening” and see how the park changes.