The park's thermal water is drawn from a geothermal well drilled 1.3 kilometers beneath the Earth's surface.
The complex is situated on the former location of a Roman legion military camp, which inspires the 'Forum Romanum' wellness branding.
It is the first water park in the Czech Republic to offer a 7D cinema experience.
The park maintains a constant year-round water temperature in thermal pools regardless of external weather conditions.
The facility is positioned within the Pálava Protected Landscape Area, known for its limestone hills and viticulture.
Aqualand Moravia is the largest water park in the Czech Republic, located on the shores of the Nové Mlýny reservoir. The complex features 16 indoor and outdoor pools, including thermal pools sourced from a local geothermal well 1.3 kilometers deep. It offers 30 water slides, ranging from family-oriented chutes to high-adrenaline attractions like the Abyss and Boomerango. The facility includes a expansive Forum Romanum wellness center with 24 saunas, tepidariums, and steam rooms. Visitors have access to a dedicated children's zone, wave pools, and year-round indoor entertainment. The site overlooks the Pálava landscape, a protected UNESCO biosphere region. Integrated on-site lodging is available via the Aqualand Inn hotel. The park utilizes water temperatures ranging from 30°C to 37°C in various pools.
The viewing deck of the outdoor thermal pool area looking toward the Nové Mlýny reservoir and the silhouette of the Pálava hills.
Purchase an 'all-day' wristband to access the wellness section, as it is often a separate upgrade.
Bring your own towels and bathrobes to avoid rental fees.
Visit the outdoor pools during the early evening to view the sunset over the Pálava hills.
Attempting to visit during peak Czech public holidays or weekends in July, as lines for popular water slides can exceed an hour.
Swimwear is mandatory in pools; wellness and sauna areas generally require towels and maintain a strictly non-textile policy for hygiene.
