Best Water Parks in Poland

1. Reda Aquapark- The Reda Aquapark is one of the famous and largest Poland water parks which is home to the first rotating slide of Europe, known as the AquaSpinner. The place is divided into four zones,namely the Aquapark, Aqua spa & saunarium, Green village and Aqua Centre. Guests can have fun in a castle pool, river expedition, wave pool, water slide, water volcano along with different saunas available inside this waterpark.

Location: Morska 5, 84-240 Reda, Poland
Timing: from 2 pm to 11 pm (Monday - Thursday) and 9 am to 11 pm (Friday - Sunday).
Price: 25 PLN, 50 PLN and 70 PLN for 1 hour, 3 hours and 24 hours respectively.

2. Termy Maltaskie - The Termy Malta?skie is one of the best water parks in Poland that run on natural Geothermal waters. It is situated on the shore of Lake Malta in Pozna? and is divided into 4 sections, namely - Aquapark, Sports Pools, Sauna World and SPA 1306. This entertainment park has 18 dynamic pools and world class sauna services consisting of 17 rooms.

Location: Termalna 1, 61-028 Pozna?, Poland.
Timing: from 6 am - 11 pm (Monday - Friday) and 7 am - 11 pm on Sundays.
Price: ranges between 16 PLN to 100 PLN depending on which time of year you visit

3.Water Park Krakow - The Water Park Krakow is one of the most popular water parks in Poland that hosts the largest pool hall in the country. Guests can enjoy the exciting climbing walls, water slides, sauna, water massage, jacuzzi, and 800 metres (2,624 feet) of twisting slides along with other highlights available in the park. Families with kids can also visit this water park as the children can enjoy themselves in the shallow pools, trays and water cannon fights while the parents relax.

Location: Dobrego Pasterza 126, 31-416 Kraków, Poland
Timing: from 8 am to 10 pm everyday
Price: 27 PLN and 38 PLN for happy hours and standard hours

4.Wroclaw Water Park - The Wroclaw Water Park is one of the best water parks in Poland which is suitable for both kids and adults. It comprises slides, jacuzzi, a swimming pool, an outdoor recreational pool, a children’s bay, steam rooms and a relaxation room. In addition to different kinds of saunas, the facility has restaurants and bars that guarantee guests a good time. The waterpark is one of the country's finest and makes for a nice respite from the city's confoundingly complex history.Location: Borowska 99, 50-558 Wroclaw, Poland

Timing: from 8 am to 11 pm.
Price: ranges between 50 PLN to 150 PLN

5. Aquapark Fala- The Aquapark Fala is one of the most magnificent water parks in Poland that is further divided into three zones, namely, the pool zone, spa zone and wellness zone. It is very popular among tourists and locals alike as the facility makes sure people of all ages can enjoy it here. There are a total of 3 sports pools, 3 recreational pools, a pool with artificial waves, brine pools, 3 water playgrounds, 2 paddling pools for children with slides, 7 mega-slides, 6 whirlpools and 2 saunas.

Timing: open from 9 am to 10 pm
Location: Aleja Unii Lubelskiej 4, 94-208 ?ód?, Poland.
Price: ranges between 50 PLN to 200 PLN

6. Suntago – Water World- The Suntago Water World is the biggest of all the water parks in Poland that can host up to 10,000 guests. It is divided into 4 sections namely- Jamango, Relax, Spa & Wellness and Saunaria having numerous water slides and rides that one can enjoy. Adults can relax in the kid free Relax zone with hot tubs and jacuzzis and take naps on the sunbeds. This Park is also home to a number of restaurants which enables the guests to catch a quick bite in between entertainment and relaxation.

Location: Nowy ?wiat 1 Street 96-300 Wr?cza, Poland
Timing: open between 10 am to 9 pm every day of the week.
Prices : starts from 99 PLN

7. Baths Chocho?owskie - The Baths Chocho?owskie are some of the largest natural Geothermal baths located in Podhale. Guests can relax while enjoying the picturesque views of Tatra Mountain Range from the pools. You can also participate in the various water sports played there like - basketball and volleyball. The other highlights apart from the 30 pools of the Saunarium are - water barrels with different features, a treatment zone filled with mineral water, hydro massage, raging river, climbing net and water geysers.

Location: Chocho?ów 400, 34-513 Witów, Poland
Timing: open from 9 am to 10 pm everyday.
Price: 45 LPN to 155 PLN

8.Aquapark Kutno - The Aquapark Kutno is one of the most renowned water parks in Poland and is the largest complex of thermal pools in Podhale. It is spread over an area of 3800 square metres and has a number of noteworthy highlights like internal and external slides and a recreational pool fitted with neck massage technology and hot geysers. This park is also kid friendly since it is equipped with pools and slides for children which they can enjoy while the adults relax.

Timings: from 6 am to 10 pm everyday.’
Price: ranges between 15 PLN per person and goes up from there. That desciti ess the scene

Poland is home to numerous waterparks, each of whose rides have its own advantages and disadvantages
Some of the best Poland water parks are - Reda Aquapark, Termy Malta?skie, Water Park Krakow, Wroclaw Water Park, Aquapark Fala, Suntago–Water World, Baths Chocho?owskie and Aquapark Kutno.

The Suntago Park is the largest of the Poland water parks and is spread over an area of 400 hectares. This park opened its doors to the public in 2020 after finishing its construction in 2019.

The opening time of Reda Aquapark is from 2 pm to 11 pm (Monday - Thursday) and 9 am to 11 pm (Friday - Sunday).

The best time to visit Poland is during the months of September and October. During these months, the climate remains pleasant and without any rainfall, allowing the tourists to explore the magnificent country comfortably.

An entire tour of Poland can be easily completed within 7 - 8 days. This time includes taking a trip to various water parks in Poland along with museums, historic monuments and cities like Krakow, Warsaw, Wroclaw and Gdansk.

Poland is well known for a number of things like the Malbork Castle, which is the largest castle in the world and for being home to the Palace of Science and Culture. Visitors can also enjoy the most diverse climates of the continents here along with exquisite flora and fauna.

By Train - Guests can arrive in Poland from prominent cities and counties nearby including but not limited to Germany. The country has 12 international airports, among which the main international hub is Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW).

By Bus - Guests arriving by bus can take a ride from Alexanderplatz to Berlin Terminal, followed by a bus from the terminal to Warszawa. Later you must change a bus from Zacodni to Berestecka and from Berestecka to Metro ?wi?tokrzyska to reach Poland.