Water parks in Parnu
Holidays in Pärnu are not only beautiful parks, sandy beaches and spa centers, but also spending time in the local water park, which has something to please couples with children..
Water park in Parnu
Aquapark “Tervise paradiis” pleases visitors:
- an outdoor pool (it works even in the winter months, since the temperature in it is maintained at a comfortable level for swimming) and indoor pools;
- artificial river and waterfalls;
- trampolines, platform for jumping from a 4-meter height, large (especially the slide “Black” with visual effects) and small slides (a descent stands out from the children's slides, the final stage of which is not landing in the pool, but in a safe chute);
- climbing wall;
- steam bath, Finnish sauna, whirlpool baths;
- a terrace where you can enjoy the sun sitting in a sun lounger;
- gym and aerobics room;
- by the Aqua bar.
The cost of visiting on weekdays: a child ticket (from 6 years old) - 13 euros, an adult (from 15 years old) - 17 euros, a ticket “2 + 2” - 41 euros. Weekend visit: child ticket - 15 euros, adult - 19.5 euros, ticket “2 + 2” - 52 euros. As for 4-6 year old children, adults will be able to buy a ticket for them for 2 euros..
Water activities in Parnu
To pamper themselves with water treatments every day, before heading to Pärnu, travelers can stay at a hotel that has a swimming pool at their disposal. “Hedon Spa & Hotel” or “Estonia Resort Hotel & SPA”.
Beach lovers should pay attention to the wide beach, which is framed by dunes and pine forest - here it will appeal to those wishing to pamper themselves with sunbathing. Despite the fact that the water of the Baltic Sea does not warm up above + 23-25˚ C, swimming here is quite comfortable thanks to the clean water, gentle entrance to the sea, warming sand, which can be a great place for children to play. In general, kids will be delighted with the children's corner with equipped sandboxes in the form of animals, attractions and playgrounds, while adults will be able to occupy themselves with beach volleyball or football, riding jet skis, walking on “banana”, and they will also be able to enjoy a beach holiday, sunbathing on sun loungers and hiding from direct sunlight under umbrellas.
Since the local attraction is the Pärnu River, extreme tourists can go canoeing along it, and supporters of calm water walks can take a boat ride around Pärnu, admiring the opening landscapes. And if you wish, you can go sailing along the Pärnu Bay on a yacht - a two-hour walk will cost about 145 euros.
It makes sense to plan a trip to Pärnu for the Bacardi Feeling beach festival.
