The water used in the park is officially classified as alkaline geothermal water, rich in sodium, potassium, and magnesium.
The complex was the first in South Korea to be designated as a 'Hot Spring' resort by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety.
The 'Maelstrom' slide features a 17-meter drop with a 360-degree rotation path.
The outdoor 'Torrent River' creates artificial waves using a high-volume water pump system to simulate mountain river currents.
Seorak Waterpia is a large-scale water park and thermal spa complex situated within the Hanwha Resort Seorak complex. It utilizes natural mineral-rich geothermal water sourced from 680 meters underground, maintained at a constant temperature of 49 degrees Celsius. The facility features a variety of indoor and outdoor zones, including the 'Aqua Dome' for year-round bathing and a 'Spa Valley' featuring themed baths. Adrenaline-focused attractions include the 'World Alley' funnel slide and the 'Maelstrom' raft ride. The park is designed to offer views of the Seoraksan mountain range from its outdoor pools. It operates as an all-season destination with high-velocity water rides during warmer months and thermal bathing during winter. The facility is integrated with resort lodging, allowing for direct access for staying guests.
The outdoor infinity pool edge overlooking the Seoraksan mountain peaks.
Rent a waterproof phone case to use your camera while in the pools.
Purchase your entrance ticket online in advance to utilize express entry lanes.
Visit during the shoulder season to avoid peak summer crowds while still enjoying outdoor attractions.
Avoid visiting during South Korean public holidays or the peak summer vacation period in early August to dodge maximum capacity crowds.
Swimsuits and swimming caps are mandatory in all water areas; hats or baseball caps are acceptable alternatives to swimming caps.
