Things to Do in Jūrmala: Aquapark, Spas, Bikes

Pick by Weather

  • Rain or wind: Līvu Akvaparks, a hotel spa, a free museum or an evening concert.
  • Dry and mild: cycling, the Dzintari Forest Park tower, the dunes and a walk on the sand.
  • Warm months: the ropes parks and the outdoor beach deck at the aquapark.

Līvu Akvaparks

The aquapark stands at Viestura iela 24 in Lielupe and spans about 18,000 square metres, with over 20 slides plus saunas and a spa zone. Indoor areas stay open year-round on Wednesday to Sunday, and the summer beach deck is outdoors. The park shuts on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Hours: Wednesday to Friday 12:00 to 21:00, Saturday 11:00 to 21:00, Sunday 11:00 to 20:00.

Ticket prices on the park’s autumn 2026 list:

  • 3-hour ticket: adult EUR 35.00, pupil, student or pensioner EUR 32.00, child 6 to 13 EUR 26.50, child up to 5 EUR 10.00.
  • All-day ticket: EUR 39.50, EUR 35.50, EUR 31.00 and EUR 14.00 in the same order.

Buying online may save a little, though the ticket has to be printed. Under-13s must come with an adult. Ticket holders park for EUR 1. Allow half a day at least. The park publishes its terms at akvaparks.lv .

Tarzāns and Net Park

Dzintari Forest Park hosts Jūrmala Tarzāns, which lists 98 obstacles across 7 tracks and a 250 m zipline. Beside it, Net Park offers around 600 square metres of rope nets about 6 m up. Operating months run from roughly May to October. Look up prices on the operator’s site . Visitors under 18 need a contract an adult has signed.

The park also has a free viewing tower, about 33.5 m tall, with 12 platforms.

Spa Pools

Sea Wellness, Baltic Beach Hotel & SPA (Jūras iela 23/25, Majori) features a 25 m pool of sea water at 29 to 30 C, cascades, a jacuzzi, a steam bath and salt and cedar saunas. Two hours cost EUR 39 on weekdays and EUR 49 at weekends and holidays, with advance booking and payment.

Wellness Oasis, Hotel Jūrmala Spa (Jomas iela 47/49) charges adults EUR 30 on weekdays for 2.5 hours and EUR 35 at weekends and holidays for 2 hours. Children aged 4 to 12 pay EUR 15. Extra time costs EUR 10 per 30 minutes, and towels are an extra charge. On Saturdays from 15:00 to 18:00, hotel guests get priority.

On Two Wheels

Smooth cycle paths wind through the pines between the settlements. ZLX Bike (Teātra 36, Majori) lists fat-bike hire at about EUR 10 for the first hour, EUR 2.50 for each extra hour and EUR 20 for the day, so confirm before you ride. Firm sand near the water attracts many cyclists, but read local signs.

Sea Notes

Official swimming starts on 15 May. A red flag on the mast bans swimming. The Baltic is cold and stays shallow far from shore, and it has no tides. Surfers will find no breaks, and there is no whitewater or outdoor climbing, though windy days bring windsurfers and kitesurfers.

Arriving

Take a Vivi train to Majori, Dzintari, Dubulti, Bulduri or Ķemeri, as there is no station called Jūrmala. Cars pay EUR 5 per day, year-round, at card-only machines.

Read more: Jūrmala outdoor activities and solo activities in Jūrmala .

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