The water park utilizes a Polynesian branding scheme that extends to the naming of its slides, saunas, and dining areas.
It is one of the largest indoor aquatic centers in the Baltic states.
The facility features a 'Maori Scream' slide which uses a specialized launch system.
The site includes a 'Zanzibar' bar which allows visitors to purchase drinks while remaining in the water area.
The complex architecture is designed to support year-round indoor operation despite Lithuania's temperate climate.
Vichy Water Park is an indoor Polynesian-themed aquatic center located in Vilnius, Lithuania. The facility features over 9 distinct water slides, including the 'Maori Scream' and 'Fiji' extreme slide. It incorporates a large indoor wave pool, a lazy river, and a dedicated zone for children modeled after the island of Moorea. The park operates multiple saunas and steam rooms under a collective 'Lava' sauna area, each with different temperature profiles. Water temperature in the primary pools is consistently maintained for indoor comfort throughout the year. The interior architecture utilizes tropical motifs, synthetic palm trees, and themed lighting to emulate a Pacific island environment. It is integrated within a commercial complex, facilitating access to secondary amenities nearby.
The central elevated bridge overlooking the main wave pool and the primary slide structure.
Bring your own towel and toiletries to avoid rental fees.
Use the wristband system for all on-site payments to avoid carrying cash or cards.
Check the official website for scheduled maintenance closures, as the sauna areas often undergo rotation.
Bringing outside food or beverages, which are strictly prohibited inside the pool area.
Occasionally closed for routine annual maintenance and technical upgrades, typically announced several weeks in advance on their website.
Swimwear is required at all times; pool footwear is recommended for hygiene in changing rooms; sauna areas generally require the use of a towel.
