Vana Nava Water Jungle
Billed as Asia's first eco-themed water park, a jungle-landscaped park of about 20 slides and rides including the Abyss and Boomerango, plus a lazy river and wave pool.
- Category
- Attractions & Landmarks
- Entrance fee
- Ticketed; roughly 500-1,200 THB depending on age/height and promotions (children under 110 cm often free; as of 2026, confirm locally).
- Hours
- Roughly 10:00/11:00 to 18:00 daily. Confirm locally.
- Best time
- Weekday mornings to avoid weekend crowds and midday heat.
- Time needed
- Half to full day
About Vana Nava Water Jungle
Billed as Asia's first eco-themed water park, this jungle-landscaped spot is the largest water park in the region and it is genuinely good and well-maintained. With around 20 slides and rides, including the Abyss and Boomerango, plus a lazy river and wave pool, it easily fills a half or full day for families and thrill-seekers alike.
It is a paid attraction, and not a cheap one, so budget accordingly and check what the ticket covers for your group's ages and heights. For what you get though, it delivers.
Time your visit for a weekday morning to dodge the weekend crowds and the worst of the midday heat. Many hotels run shuttles, which saves the hassle of arranging your own ride.
Highlights
- Around 20 slides and rides including the Abyss and Boomerango
- Lazy river and wave pool
- Jungle-landscaped, eco-themed setting
- The largest water park in the region
Tips
- Go on a weekday morning to beat crowds and heat
- Budget for it, this is a paid attraction
- Check what the ticket covers for your group's ages and heights
- See if your hotel runs a shuttle
How to get there
About 4-5 km south of central Hua Hin near Khao Takiab. Grab/taxi ~10-15 min; many hotels run shuttles.