High-speed slides
Slide towers
Steep and twisting slides for older children and adults looking for a thrill.
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Hua Hin, Thailand
A big water park with slides, a wave pool and a lazy river — a family favourite in Hua Hin.
Slide towers
Steep and twisting slides for older children and adults looking for a thrill.
Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Central park
A large pool with artificial waves, good for all ages.
Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Around the park
Float slowly through the jungle-themed grounds on a ring.
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Shallow pools and small slides for young children.
Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Holiday Inn Vana Nava tower
A glass-floored walkway at the top of the hotel tower next to the park, with views over Hua Hin.
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Hua Hin, Thailand
Thai fried rice with egg and a choice of chicken, pork or seafood — a simple meal children enjoy.

Hua Hin, Thailand
Thai-style fried chicken, a popular snack at markets and food stalls.
Vana Nava
The park has its own food outlets, so you can stay all day.
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On weekend evenings, dinner at the markets nearby.
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Close to the water park, with family resorts by the beach.
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More hotels and restaurants, a short ride away.
Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Follow the height and age signs at each ride and the lifeguards' instructions. Swimwear suitable for slides is expected; cover up outside the park.
Vana Nava Water Jungle has a jungle theme and rides for every age, from toddler pools to steep high-speed slides. The Holiday Inn Vana Nava tower next to it has a glass-floored sky walk.
Arrive at opening and spend the day on the rides.
Visit the glass walkway in the tower next door.
Dinner at Tamarind Market on a Friday to Sunday evening.
Any time of year, on a weekday if possible; arrive at opening to enjoy the slides before the queues grow.
On Nong Kae–Khao Takiab Road, south of town.
The town centre around Naresdamri and Dechanuchit roads is easy to walk. Green songthaews run up and down Phetkasem Road between the town and Khao Takiab; flag one down and press the buzzer to stop. Grab, tuk-tuks (agree the fare first) and rented scooters cover the rest. For day trips to the national park or the vineyard, hire a car with driver or join a tour.
Book online for lower prices; bring sun protection.