Quick FactsOverview
About Aqualand Moravia
Aqualand Moravia, Czechia is the largest water park in the Czech Republic by number of indoor attractions, at Pasohlavky 110 in the village of Pasohlavky, South Moravian Region, on the banks of the Novomlynshe reservoirs in the Palava landscape area, approximately 20 minutes from Brno. The complex sits on the site of documented ancient Roman baths, and the thermal water has been officially declared a natural healing source, documented as beneficial for joints and offering relief from rheumatism.
The park has 16 swimming pools and 28 water slides and slides. Most pools use geothermal thermal water that reaches up to 46 degrees Celsius at the source. The Romulus Pool uses geothermal water; the Riviera outdoor pool stays above 30 degrees even in winter. Named slides include the Supercrater, Kamikadze, Blue Trio, Wild River, and Magic Hole. A Baby Pool serves very young children. The Forum Romanum and Palava wellness areas have saunas, massages, jacuzzis, hydromineral procedures, and a Salt Room. Entry uses a wristband with an electronic chip that also functions as cashless payment. Dining, a shop, and the nearby Aqualand Inn accommodation are on-site.
Location & Access
Getting to Aqualand Moravia
Aqualand Moravia is at Pasohlavky 110, 691 22 Pasohlavky, South Moravian Region, Czechia. The complex is in the village of Pasohlavky on the southern bank of the Novomlynshe reservoirs, approximately 30 kilometres south of Brno by road via the D2 motorway and Route 425, a drive of about 25 to 30 minutes. From Mikulov, approximately 20 kilometres north-west, about 20 minutes by car. From Vienna, approximately 90 kilometres north-east, about one hour by car via the A5 motorway and Czech Route 52. The complex is clearly signposted from the main regional roads in the Palava area.
Public transport from Brno to Pasohlavky runs by bus; check current timetables before travel, as services may be infrequent outside the summer season. The park has a large car park on-site. Entry tickets can be purchased at self check-in machines at the entrance or in advance online; advance booking is advisable for peak summer weekends and school holidays. Opening hours are typically 10:00 to 21:00; confirm current hours on the official website before visiting, as they may vary by season. Animation programs run on weekends year-round and daily in summer. The surrounding Palava hills and vineyards make the area a good base for a multi-day trip.
Suitability & Accessibility
Who Aqualand Moravia Suits
Aqualand Moravia suits families and groups looking for the most comprehensive water park experience in the Czech Republic. The combination of 16 pools, 28 slides, geothermal water with recognised healing properties, a full wellness area, and outdoor summer space makes it a clear destination in its own right rather than a convenience stop. The park draws visitors from Brno, Vienna, and across Central Europe.
Families with young children benefit from the Baby Pool, the Romulus Pool, and multiple children-specific slides and attractions across the park. Older children and teenagers are well-served by named thrill slides including the Supercrater and Kamikadze. Adults seeking recovery and wellness have the Forum Romanum and Palava wellness zones, saunas, hydromineral procedures, and the Salt Room. The outdoor Riviera pool, which stays above 30 degrees even in winter, allows year-round outdoor soaking with views of the Palava hills.
The indoor section alone provides a full day of activity in any weather, while the outdoor section significantly expands the offer in summer. Visitors who specifically seek the healing benefits of the geothermal water for joint or rheumatic conditions will find the water quality at Aqualand Moravia documented to a higher standard than most Czech aquaparks.
Safety & Etiquette
Aqualand Moravia Safety Tips
Aqualand Moravia is generally safe as a large managed commercial water park with trained staff and lifeguards throughout the complex. The main safety considerations are the high geothermal water temperatures in some pools, water slide rules, and crowd management on peak summer days.
The geothermal water reaches up to 46 degrees Celsius at the source; specific pools are tempered to safe soaking temperatures, but always check pool temperature signage before entering, particularly in the wellness zone. For the Romulus Pool and heated outdoor pools, limit initial soaking sessions to 15 to 20 minutes and cool down between sessions. People with heart conditions, circulatory disorders, or low blood pressure should consult a doctor before using the highest-temperature pools or the wellness area.
At all water slides, follow the posted rules: wait for the previous rider to exit, maintain the required body position, and observe height and age minimums. Many slides require two or three riders together; confirm group requirements before queuing. The park uses a wristband chip system; keep the wristband secure as it also functions as your payment method for all on-site purchases. Pool decks are wet and slippery; wear pool sandals throughout the complex. Children must be supervised at all times, particularly near slide exits, pool edges, and the wellness zone. The Novomlynshe reservoirs are outside the park boundary; do not enter the open reservoir water, as it is separate from the controlled thermal pools inside the park. Stay hydrated, as the combination of warm water and physical activity accelerates fluid loss.
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