Audio Guide of Black Mountain Water Park

Black Mountain Water Park is generally open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., ideal for avoiding the strongest morning heat. It is about 15 minutes from central Hua Hin, and they offer a free shuttle bus service from the city's Clock Tower.

It is a paid attraction with approximate rates of 600 THB for adults and 300 THB for children (prices may vary), which includes unlimited access to the slides. I recommend checking their official website to confirm current promotions before you go.

To fully enjoy the nine main slides, the wave pool, and the relaxation area, it is best to allow between 4 and 5 hours. It is the perfect plan for half a day or even a full day if you are traveling with family and children.

Opened in 2011, this park quickly stood out for its high standards of safety and quality, winning multiple TripAdvisor awards. It is part of the Black Mountain complex, world-famous for hosting one of the best golf courses in Asia.

As Thailand is a tropical country, any time of year is good, but going on weekdays ensures fewer lines at the slides. Arriving at opening time (11:00 a.m.) is the best strategy for getting good loungers and enjoying the wave pool without crowds.

The common areas, restaurants, and pool surroundings are accessible and flat, making wheelchair movement easier. However, please note that access to the top of the slide towers is exclusively by stairs.

Right next door you have the famous Black Mountain Golf Club and Black Mountain Wake Park for water-skiing lovers. In addition, you are a short taxi ride from central Hua Hin, where you can end the day by visiting its iconic night market.

Outside food is not allowed, but the on-site restaurant has reasonable prices and good quality. Do not forget your sunscreen and towel, although if you prefer, the park offers towel rental and secure lockers to store your belongings.