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The sea in a Czech water park? At Aqualand Moravia, it certainly is! Approximately 40 kilometres south of Brno, a sea of water attractions and pools awaits you. There is a cinema, restaurants, massages, saunas, and simply perfect conditions for relaxation and rest. Poseidon himself would rate the Pasohlávky water complex on Pálava with ten out of ten sea stars!

Attractions and options for every family member

Children yearn for slides, toboggans, and adrenaline, while parents wish to swim in peace or enjoy a sauna or massage. And what about grandparents? For them, relaxation in hot thermal springs is ideal. Satisfying the entire family is truly not easy. However, Aqualand Moravia is prepared for the young, the old, and everyone in between.

If you choose the Pálava region, Mikulov, Klentnice, or perhaps the immediate surroundings of the Věstonice Reservoir as the location for your family holiday, do be sure to visit this local water park. Just by the way, you will not find more attractions and pools under one roof anywhere else in the Czech Republic.

Pools the size of a family house plot

The foundation of any proper water park is a pool. Of course, there is more than just one. In Aqualand Moravia, you will find fourteen of them. Nicely split half and half – seven outdoor and seven indoor pools. The largest of the outdoor pools is named Riviéra and offers a luxurious 823 m² of water surface. The warmest water can be sampled in two "brotherly" pools. Romulus and Remus lie next to each other, together occupying just over 100 m², and one can bathe here all year round in water at 37 °C.

Also available is Baby Lake with a slide, a water cannon, a water bell, or a waterfall, as well as other pools with beautiful views of Pálava and features such as whirlpools or artificial sea waves.

In the indoor pools, you can enjoy sports swimming in the largest pool in the entire water park (840 m²) as well as pleasant relaxation under a starry sky. If you yearn to release tension, you will certainly make use of the Relax Pool and Whirlpool. Warm 35 °C water and the touch of thousands of bubbles from water or air jets – can anything be better?

Children might disagree, but completely different pools are prepared for them. For instance, Calimero with two tower slides, water pistols, cannons, or tipping buckets. The smallest swimmers and non-swimmers can frolic in the shallow Baby bazének with pleasantly heated water, a water mushroom, or a perfect bear slide.

Lots of attractions, lots of fun

What else can be done at the Moravia water park? You can slide, slip, jump, and spin – hundreds of metres of slides and toboggans are fully at your disposal. Let us go in order and start with the "best" ones. For example, the steepest slide, with the fitting name Kamikadze, is 29 metres long, a full 13 metres high, and ranks among the high-speed attractions; to ride it, you must possess a good dose of courage.

A noticeably calmer ride is offered by Blue Trio. The longest toboggan in the water park. It measures nearly 150 metres, and a trio of brave adventurers can even set off into its depths on a raft. And the word "courage" should also be mentioned regarding the attraction named SuperCrater. This 101-metre-long attraction will take you through various nooks and circuits, and it is said to end at the very centre of the earth!

Wild River is, however, no walk in the park, nor is Yellow Crash. You cannot break down a wall with your head, but you can break a wall of water. Especially if you gather high speed along the way, just like in the enclosed, 94-metre Yellow Crash toboggan. You will also have a unique experience with the attraction named U Wave, a mammoth U-ramp. A swoop down and then back up again, adrenaline, colourful effects – simply fantastic!

Relaxation and wellness like in a spa

Aqualand Moravia also offers dozens of wellness procedures. A sauna should not be missing – in addition to the Finnish classic, you can try a fragrant bio-sauna, an aroma bath, an infra-cabin, or a tepidarium and caldarium, which will pleasantly warm and relax your body. Weekends are reserved for sauna shows and ceremonies by experienced sauna masters.

Would you like a massage? Just ask and choose; children's massages, a Roman wine massage, a Hawaiian massage, an aroma massage, or a detoxifying honey massage are available, offering comprehensive care for every skin type.

Most of the pools and whirlpools in Aqualand Moravia are also supplied by healing water from a 1.3-kilometre-deep borehole near Pasohlávky. It is unique in its content of sulphane, carbon dioxide, fluorides, sulphates, and other substances in amounts beneficial to the body. This mineral water benefits overall immunity, metabolism, and bone structure. It also alleviates skin diseases, fungal infections, and regenerates the musculoskeletal system.

A holiday on Pálava – even for a week!

For the perfect experience at Aqualand Moravia, we recommend setting aside several days in your calendar. The water park has its own accommodation, but you will find many more options in the surrounding villages and towns. Besides Pasohlávky, the closest are Dolní Dunajovice, Klentnice (less than 10 kilometres to the south), Strachotín, or Dolní Věstonice (roughly 15 kilometres to the east).

You can choose from hundreds of beds in guesthouses, hotels, apartments, and private lodgings, but also in cottages, log cabins, and private holiday homes with spacious gardens. Several campsites also operate around the Věstonice Reservoir. As you can see, the infrastructure of the water park and its immediate vicinity is fully prepared for you and your family.

Visit beautiful Pálava, and in addition to natural gems and the bounty of the vineyards, enjoy entertainment and relaxation at Aqualand Moravia. You will see that you will remember this visit fondly for a very long time.

Věstonická nádrž is the middle reservoir of the Nové Mlýny waterworks on the Dyje river in the South Moravian Region, in the Břeclav district. The remaining two reservoirs, Mušovská and Novomlýnská, are used for recreation today, but Věstonická nádrž has been left to natural processes; swimming is prohibited, and thanks to this, it is now a rare ornithological site. The history of the creation of Věstonická nádrž is contradictory and sad, even though it is a unique nature reserve today.

The Novomlýnské nádrže reservoirs were built between 1975 and 1988. Věstonická nádrž was test-filled in 1981, but it was discovered that the dam was leaking in places, so it was only filled after necessary repairs in 1987. Due to the construction of the reservoirs, the historic village of Mušov, which had been mentioned since the 12th century, was demolished. The residents had to move out, and almost the entire village is now under the surface of the Věstonická přehrada. The only reminder of Mušov is an island in the middle of the reservoir, originally a hill, with the kostel sv. Linharta, probably the oldest Romanesque ecclesiastical building in the Břeclav area. However, it is beginning to fall into disrepair, as the island is difficult to access, the maintenance of the monument is complex, and entry to the reserve is restricted.

Věstonická nádrž was declared a nature reserve on 11 February 1994, and its area covers more than one thousand hectares. The reason for the protection is the nesting of rare bird species, especially tundra geese, but one can also see white-tailed eagles, some species of gulls, black and white storks flying over the surface, and peregrine falcons hunting here as well. However, Věstonická nádrž can only be observed from the path leading along the dam separating it from the lower Novomlýnská nádrž, i.e., the road connecting Strachotín and Dolní Věstonice. Via the second dam, which separates the upper Mušovská nádrž, one can reach Pohořelice and Mikulov.

Should you wish to learn more about Věstonická nádrž, set off along the educational trail of the same name around the reservoir, which begins in Pasohlávky, leads through several natural monuments on the way to the dam of the Strachotínský rybník pond, and further to Dolní Věstonice, where there is also a museum with the exhibition Věk lovců a mamutů, which will introduce visitors to the local archaeological finds. The route ends at Rybníkářství Pohořelice, where one can further supplement knowledge about the fish that live in the Novomlýnské nádrže reservoirs. The entire route measures 16 km and can be completed both on foot and by bike.

Are you planning to spend some time here, but are unsure where best to find accommodation near Věstonická nádrž? We are happy to advise. Try guesthouses in Strachotín or Pavlov. If you love accommodation by the water, then you cannot miss the campsites at Věstonická nádrž. If you would prefer to feel "at home", private accommodation in Perná or Pasohlávky will suit you well. Hotels at Věstonická nádrž then offer a higher standard of services.

Regardless of the accommodation chosen from the local offer, visitors may set out to explore the surroundings from anywhere. If you are a lover of castles and chateaux, then you should explore the Děvičky ruins and the remains of the Neuhaus castle. In Pavlov, visit the archeopark, and a nearby unique natural monument is also the Kalendář věků. However, Jižní Morava is not only about beautiful nature but also about fun on the water. In addition to the two mentioned Novomlýnské nádrže reservoirs, where visitors may enjoy various water sports, there is also Aqualand Moravia in Pasohlávky, where both adults and children will enjoy a full day of wet fun. And for fans of adrenaline sports, there is Wake Merkur, where water skiing and wakeboarding can be tried. You will therefore have plenty of fun and discovery provided in the vicinity of Věstonická nádrž.