Thrill
The bowl
The big one: a tube ride that fires you into a wide bowl, spins you around the rim and drops you through the middle into the pool below.
The aquapark at Hotel Kotva is built into the hotel garden — three pools threaded with slides, plus a pirate ship for the smallest guests. Free for everyone staying here.
The water park
Most hotels in the resort send you to a water park down the road. Hotel Kotva built one in its own garden, and it is large enough that a week is not quite long enough to get bored of it.
22
Waterslides
From toddler chutes to a full bowl
3
Aquapark pools
Connected through the garden
25 m
Swimming pool
Half-Olympic, 25 m × 12.5 m
0 €
Entry
Included for every hotel guest
The slide towers rise straight out of the garden between the two hotel wings. From most balconies you can see the flumes; from every sunbed you can see the landing pool. Children go and come back on their own, which is the entire point.
There is no separate entrance, no wristband desk and no closing time you have to drive home before. On a hot afternoon you can be in the water ninety seconds after you decide to be.
The slides
The 22 slides are spread over several towers, so queues stay short and every age has somewhere to go. Ask the lifeguard on duty which are right for your children — the shortest chutes suit small swimmers, the bowl and the racers are built for confident ones.
Filmed at Hotel Kotva, August 2026.
The smallest guests
The children's area is a separate shallow pool built around a full wooden pirate ship, with its own small slides, water jets and steps — designed for the ages that are not ready for the big towers.
The children's pool has no deep end. Small swimmers can stand anywhere in it, and the entry is by gradual steps rather than a ladder.
The ship has its own short slides and sprays, so children who are too small for the main towers still spend the day going down something.
A fenced playground with swings and climbing frames sits in the garden a few steps away, for the part of the afternoon when everyone has had enough water.
For swimmers
25 metres by 12.5 metres of clear, rectangular water at the quiet end of the property — for lengths in the morning, and for anyone who came on holiday to swim rather than to be splashed.
Good to know
The essentials worth knowing before you arrive. Opening hours of the aquapark change with the season and the weather, so confirm them at reception on the day — they are posted there each morning.
Slide access depends on height, age and swimming ability, and is decided by the aquapark staff on the day. Please ask at reception or at the slide tower before your children queue.
No. The aquapark is free for everyone staying at Hotel Kotva, for every day of the stay. There is no entrance ticket, no day pass and no per-person charge.
22 waterslides in total, spread across three connected pools inside the hotel garden. They range from short children's chutes on the pirate ship to enclosed tube slides and a large bowl slide.
Yes. There is a separate shallow children's pool built around a pirate ship, with small slides and water jets sized for young children. Access to the larger slides depends on height, age and swimming ability, and is decided by the aquapark staff on the day.
The aquapark is a facility for hotel guests. If you are not staying at Hotel Kotva, please call the hotel on +359 554 22422 to ask what is possible.
The aquapark operates during the summer season, and daily hours depend on the season and the weather. They are posted at reception each morning — please check there or call +359 554 22422 before travelling.
Yes. Alongside the three aquapark pools there is a half-Olympic swimming pool of 25 m by 12.5 m, kept separate from the slides, for lengths and quieter swimming.
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