Photo: Annidafattiya, CC BY 4.0
Photo: Annidafattiya, CC BY 4.0
Photo: Annidafattiya, CC BY 4.0
Photo: Annidafattiya, CC BY 4.0
Hawai Waterpark, Jl. Graha Kencana Utara V, Karanglo, Banjararum, Kec. Singosari, Kabupaten Malang, Jawa Timur 65153, Indonesia
The park features a tsunami-simulating wave pool capable of producing waves up to 3.5 meters high.
It houses the 'Ekolu Slide,' a multi-lane racing slide that uses specialized lighting and sound effects.
The facility is integrated into a larger entertainment complex that shares infrastructure with Malang Night Paradise.
The site was constructed to incorporate elements of Hawaiian culture and tropical landscaping within a Javanese highland setting.
The wave pool technology was specifically imported to emulate the surfing conditions of Hawaii.
Hawai Waterpark in Malang is a large-scale aquatic recreation facility known for its high-adrenaline slides and expansive wave pools. It features the 'Waimea Stream River,' which is one of the longest lazy rivers in Indonesia, stretching over 400 meters. The park utilizes advanced technology to produce man-made waves that simulate oceanic conditions. Visitors can access multiple themed zones designed for both thrill-seekers and families. The facility maintains strict water quality standards with modern filtration systems throughout its various pools. On-site amenities include dedicated dining areas, locker rooms, and rentable gazebos for shade. It is located within the Graha Kencana residential complex, serving as a primary entertainment hub in the East Java region.
The elevated observation deck overlooking the main wave pool provides a panoramic view of the park's tropical landscape.
Purchase a waterproof phone pouch before arrival to protect your electronics while accessing the slides.
Rent a gazebo early in the morning to secure a private base for your group to store belongings and rest.
Wear high-quality sunscreen as the mountain altitude can result in faster UV exposure than expected.
Avoid visiting during local school holidays or major Indonesian public holidays, as queue times for slides can exceed two hours.
Open daily throughout the year, but may close briefly for annual facility maintenance or private event buyouts; verify via official website before planning.
Swimwear is mandatory; streetwear such as jeans or non-waterproof cotton is prohibited on slides. Avoid running on tiled pool decks to prevent slips.
Plan for about 5-7 hours to see the highlights.
The best time to visit is Weekdays during the dry season (May to September) to avoid peak weekend crowds and heavy afternoon rain..
The elevated observation deck overlooking the main wave pool provides a panoramic view of the park's tropical landscape.
Close by you'll find Sabilillah Mosque, Kendedes Park, Fathurrohman Grand Mosque.