Tallinn Viimsi SPA is a resort and hotel complex on the Viimsi peninsula, a 15-minute drive from Tallinn. The hotel provides an excellent opportunity to have a good rest and relax. The hotel has 112 modern rooms, a he alth and beauty center, a spa, saunas and a fitness center.
In August 2015, the Atlantis H20 water park began its work. This is an interactive aquatic center with unique displays and entertainment for the whole family. The large pools of the Tallinn Aqua Park are equipped with slides and waterfalls.
Atlantis H20 is a unique amusement park that is an underwater city. There you can learn the basics of hydrology, learn how a hydroelectric power plant works, and see how big the blue whale is.
Water park exhibits
A visit to the H2o water park in Tallinn solves two problems at once. The first is a great pastime, and the second is learning while playing. The territory of the water park is divided into two zones: water and land. All exhibits are mostly placed on or under water.
Near the very entrancevisitors can get acquainted with the amazing exhibition. The exposition tells what water is, what forms of water there are, and whether there is water in space. Guests can then watch an animated hologram of the waterfall and learn why waterfalls form.
Water games:
- "Body weight". Visitors can experience the law of Archimedes, according to which the mass of a body immersed in a liquid is equal to the mass of the displaced liquid.
- "Daily water intake." This game is interesting for young visitors as it teaches how much water a person uses every day. Children can use a hand pump, they need to fill containers of various sizes and shapes, which represent the types of water consumption. Thanks to this game, guests get an answer to the question of how much water is actually used for human needs, and how much is wasted.
- "Physics of waves". The exposition gives an opportunity to evaluate the height of the waves and your own swimming skills.
- "Thunderstorm, rain and wind." You can learn how to behave on the water during extreme weather conditions.
- "Make a wave". The exhibition allows the visitor to experiment with the creation of waves, and at the same time learn how waves form in nature.
Teaching Exposures
"Water Physics" is an exhibition that describes the appearance of a tornado and its consequences. The visitor can play a game of creating a whirlwind, as well as explore images of a tornado and itsdevastating consequences.
"The development of life in water". This exhibition describes the emergence and development of life in water. And playing trackball shows how the first plants and animals appeared.
The geyser exhibition tells about where the geysers came from, where they are and how high they rise.
Water Ball teaches visitors how different levels of water can make different sounds.
"Technology and water". In this zone of the H20 water park, exhibits are collected that show different technologies: from electricity generation to the operation of water transport. A mock-up of a hydroelectric power plant allows the turbine nozzles to be controlled to control the flow of water.
Rules for visiting the water park
- Visit to the water center lasts 3 hours. Extra time surcharge is calculated as EUR 0.12 per minute.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- You cannot bring your own drinks and food into the water park.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited.
- Children under 3 should wear bath diapers to avoid unpleasant surprises.
For younger visitors, there is a separate water play area with two slides, a climbing area and a 20 cm deep pool.
Tallinn Water Park has a cafe where you can enjoy delicious meals and refreshing drinks. The menu includes fresh salads, burgers, pancakes, ice cream and smoothies.
Vilmsi Spa Hotel
Water parkconnected to the Vilmsi's spa through a gallery. For younger guests there is a swimming pool. Adults can visit:
- 7 different saunas.
- Pool and jacuzzi with underwater massage.
- Recreation area with soft sun loungers.
- Spa bar with light snacks and refreshing drinks.
- Massage.
Guests staying at the Vilmsi Hotel can visit the water park unlimited times at a special price of 10 euros per person or 25 euros per family (2 adults and 2 children under 15).
Where else can you swim?
There are also other hotels in Tallinn with their own water park. This is the Kalev Spa Hotel & Waterpark with a large 50m indoor pool. The hotel is currently undergoing renovation and the water park is temporarily closed.
Braavo Spa Hotel also has its own aquatic center, divided into two sections: sports and relaxation. The sports section has 4 swimming pools - for both adults and children. For relaxation, the center has bubble baths, waterfalls, a cold water pool.
Tallinn hotels with a water park are a great opportunity to have a great time with children when the weather is cool.
