Aquapark Moravia in Pasohlavky — Live Webcam Online
The Largest Water Complex in the Czech Republic
Aquapark Moravia in Pasohlavky is a place where modern water entertainment meets centuries of thermal spring history. Located in South Moravia, this complex is the largest aquapark in the Czech Republic by number of indoor attractions under one roof. The live webcam lets you see the open area of this grand facility right now — with its pools, jacuzzis, and sun loungers filled with visitors.
The complex is impressive in scale: it features 16 pools — both indoor and outdoor — as well as more than two dozen water slides and toboggans. Every year the aquapark welcomes around 800,000 visitors, making it one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. The live camera shows what this bustling place looks like in any season — after all, the aquapark operates year-round.
Roman Heritage Beneath the Water
The site for the aquapark was chosen for good reason. Even before construction began, archaeologists discovered the remains of ancient Roman thermal baths here — Romans used the hot springs in this area many centuries ago. This gives Pasohlavky a special status: the modern aquapark literally stands on the foundation of ancient thermae.
A unique attraction of the complex is AquaCrater, recognized as the main thermal attraction in the Czech Republic. Hot springs feed pools with naturally heated water, maintained at a comfortable temperature all year round. Visitors can swim outdoors even in cool weather — steam from the warm water creates a characteristic haze on the camera, especially visible in the morning hours.
Attractions for All Ages
The entertainment landscape at Aquapark Moravia is designed for all age groups. The complex features 24–28 water slides and toboggans — from gentle family descents to extreme speed tracks. The HIGH FIVE Water Coaster Slide is considered one of the complex's main attractions, drawing adrenaline enthusiasts.
For children, there are special zones with shallow pools, safe slides, and playgrounds. The wave pool mimics ocean tides, while sports pools are suitable for those who come not just to have fun but also to train. The camera shows rows of yellow sun loungers arranged across the outdoor area — these are relaxation zones where visitors sunbathe between swims.
On the Banks of the Morava River
Aquapark Moravia is located in a scenic area — on the banks of the Novomlýnské Reservoirs, a cascade on the Morava River. Just a 20-minute drive from Brno and you find yourself in a completely different landscape: instead of urban development — hills, vineyards, and the water surface of the reservoirs.
Nearby is the Podmoravská steppe nature reserve and the Palava Hill — a limestone massif covered with vineyards and meadows. In the background of the camera, residential houses and green plantings are visible, forming a cozy backdrop behind the complex. This place is convenient for day trips from Brno, as well as for those traveling between Vienna and Bratislava — the aquapark sits at the intersection of popular routes.
Infrastructure and Accommodation
The aquapark grounds are designed as a self-sufficient resort. In addition to water attractions, there are 24–30 types of saunas — from classic Finnish to infrared and steam rooms. There are spa zones, massage rooms, restaurants, and bars. On the premises operates the Aqualand Inn hotel, allowing guests to stay for several days and not limit themselves to a single visit.
For family groups, enhanced comfort rooms are available, and for day visitors — spacious changing rooms with lockers and showers. A 7D cinema adds variety to the leisure program, especially on rainy days. The parking lot accommodates hundreds of cars, which is important during peak seasons when visitor numbers reach their maximum.
Climate and Best Time to Visit
South Moravia has a mild climate with warm summers and moderately cold winters. That is precisely why Aquapark Moravia operates year-round — indoor zones protect from bad weather, and outdoor thermal pools allow you to enjoy swimming even when the ambient temperature is cool.
In summer, the outdoor area turns into a real beach resort: sun loungers are full, children splash in shallow pools, and steam rises from the jacuzzis. In winter, the contrast between cold air and warm water creates an atmosphere of a natural spa procedure. The live camera conveys this atmosphere — you can see what the aquapark looks like in any season, without leaving home.
What the Camera Shows
The online camera is aimed at the outdoor area of Aquapark Moravia in Pasohlavky. In the foreground is a large pool with blue water, surrounded by several round jacuzzi islands. Along the pools, rows of yellow sun loungers are set up for relaxation, with red umbrellas above them providing shade from the sun. To the right, a wooden terrace with decking is visible, and to the left — a building with a red facade and glass elements, which is part of the indoor facilities of the aquapark. In the background, residential houses, trees, and green plantings are visible, forming the backdrop behind the complex. The camera operates in real time, allowing you to observe visitors and the atmosphere of the largest aquapark in the Czech Republic at any time of day.
