The park is supplied by the region's natural hot springs, which are among the largest hydrothermal basins in the world.
Many of the park's attractions are specifically designed to be suitable for both children and adults to manage capacity and safety.
The park's location in Caldas Novas allows it to utilize water that is naturally heated underground to temperatures often exceeding 35 degrees Celsius.
The complex is part of the diRoma group, which owns several hotels in the immediate vicinity.
diRoma Acqua Park is a thermal water park located in the city of Caldas Novas, Brazil, known for its use of the region's natural hot springs. The park features a variety of aquatic attractions, including high-speed water slides, a dedicated wave pool, and a lazy river for relaxation. It is integrated into the wider diRoma hotel group infrastructure, though it maintains its own facilities for day visitors. The facility includes specific areas designed for younger children, such as an interactive water playground. Visitors have access to on-site dining options and lounging areas surrounding the pools. The water temperature is maintained by the natural geothermal activity of the region, ensuring the pools remain warm year-round. It is one of the most prominent recreational destinations in Goiás for family tourism.
The elevated platform near the top of the main water slide towers offers a panoramic view of the entire park.
Bring non-slip footwear, as the pool deck surfaces can become very hot under the Brazilian sun.
Arrive early to secure a shaded spot, as the lounge chairs fill up quickly during peak hours.
Check the park's internal map to identify the children-specific zones if traveling with younger guests.
Avoid visiting during Brazilian school holidays if you prefer smaller crowds, as the park reaches maximum capacity frequently during these times.
Closed on specific weekdays for maintenance; verify the weekly schedule on the official website before planning your trip.
Standard swimwear is required. Public displays of excessive noise or horseplay in pool areas are discouraged by park staff.
