Aqualand Moravia

Aqualand Moravia is the largest water park in the Czech Republic, located in the village of Pasohlávky on the shore of the Nové Mlýny reservoirs in South Moravia. The complex ranks among the most visited water parks in Europe and stands as one of the region's major attractions, close to the vineyards and hills of the Pálava landscape.

What can visitors find inside?

The park features 16 pools and 30 slides and water chutes, with a combined length exceeding 2 kilometres. The water supplying the pools comes from geothermal sources and in some basins reaches temperatures of up to 46°C, which allows several attractions to be used outside the typical summer season. It is the scale of the indoor section — among the largest of its kind in the country — that sets Aqualand Moravia apart from ordinary open-air swimming facilities.

Which slides are the best known?

Among the park's signature attractions are the Abbys and Boomerango slides, along with the U-Wave, Supercrater, Wild River and Yellow Crash routes. These vary widely in intensity, ranging from calm, family-friendly rides to fast descents with strong forces, aimed at visitors looking for a more extreme experience.

Is the park suitable for children?

Yes, a separate zone with pools and slides for younger children is kept apart from the attractions aimed at older visitors. In 2023 a new children's pool called Tutti Frutti was opened there, adding three further water attractions and expanding the offer for families with small children.

What does the complex offer besides the pools?

Aqualand Moravia is not limited to slides — the site includes the Forum Romanum wellness zone, offering 24 saunas as well as jacuzzis, massages and treatments based on thermal water. The complex also has restaurants, shops and parking, making it possible to spend an entire day there without leaving the grounds.

Where exactly is Aqualand Moravia located?

The park sits in Pasohlávky, a small village by the Nové Mlýny reservoirs, in the heart of South Moravia — a region known for its vineyards and the landscape around the Pálava hills. The proximity of the reservoir and nearby cycling routes means the park is often combined with outdoor activities in the surrounding area.

Frequently asked questions

Can Aqualand Moravia be visited in winter? Some of the pools are supplied with high-temperature geothermal water, which allows bathing outside the summer season, though the range of available attractions is usually more limited than during the peak holiday period.

Is the park suitable for a trip with young children? Yes, a dedicated children's zone with the Tutti Frutti pool and gentler slides makes the complex a good fit for families with small kids as well.

Is food available on site? Restaurants and food outlets operate within the complex, so there is no need to leave the grounds during the day.

What sets Aqualand Moravia apart from other Czech water parks? Its scale — 16 pools and 30 slides with a combined length of over 2 km — makes it one of the largest complexes of its kind in Central Europe.