Divoká Voda
White-water rafting, river surfing and kayaking on the artificial channels by the Čunovo dam, with a hotel, restaurant and campsite.
Why visit
The artificial slalom course next to the Čunovo dam has hosted canoe slalom World Cups and the 2011 and 2021 World Championships. Outside race days, the same channels are open to visitors.
It makes a full day out from the city: some 15 activities on and off the water, with accommodation, a restaurant and a campsite in the same complex.
What to see
- Rafting: white water on the slalom channel with an instructor in the boat.
- River surfing: the artificial wave, with an instructor for beginners.
- Paddling: kayak, canoe and paddleboard, plus hydrospeed and jet ski.
- On dry land: quads, paintball, archery, beach volleyball and football.
- Stay and eat: hotel rooms, wooden bungalows and pitches for tents and caravans; the restaurant in the surf house overlooks the water.
Plan your visit
Activities run by reservation, so book a time slot ahead, especially for rafting in summer. Age limits and swimming requirements differ by activity – check them when booking.
Bring swimwear and a change of clothes. Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum and the tripoint of Slovakia, Austria and Hungary are a short drive or bike ride away.
Opening hours
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Activities run by reservation. Please check current availability and opening hours on the official website
Address
Skýcovská, 850 09 Bratislava, Slovensko
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