Guangzhou Sunac Water Park is located at No. 63 Fenghuang North Road, Huacheng Subdistrict, Huadu District, Guangzhou, within the Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City. It is one of the few large-scale, fully indoor, constant-temperature water parks in South China. As a core component of the Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, it operates regardless of weather conditions and is open for enjoyment all year round. The park covers a total construction area of approximately 34,000 square meters and features an indoor constant-temperature design, maintaining comfortable water and ambient temperatures throughout the year. Themed around the Maritime Silk Road culture, it creates a rich island atmosphere, offering a wide range of water attractions including high-speed slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and children's play areas. It caters to both thrill-seeking adult activities and relaxing family-friendly attractions, making it ideal for family outings and group trips with friends.
History and Culture
Guangzhou Sunac Water Park is part of the Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, developed by Sunac Culture & Tourism. The tourism city officially opened in June 2019, and the Water Park, as one of the four major park zones within the complex, opened simultaneously. Located in Huadu District, it is one of the key large-scale cultural and tourism supporting projects in northern Guangzhou, filling the market gap for large indoor constant-temperature water parks in the city.
The park's thematic design draws inspiration from the ancient Maritime Silk Road, using nautical exploration and island harbors as its creative backbone. The island-style ambiance along the Silk Road is integrated into architectural decorations, ride names, and scene settings. Rather than featuring heavy historical relics, the park focuses on modern leisure and cultural tourism experiences, offering an immersive ocean-themed space where visitors can enjoy water activities in any season.
Major Attractions
Giant Wave Bay
A large indoor wave pool and one of the most popular core attractions. The wide water area generates timed waves of varying heights. Visitors can wade in the shallow area or use flotation devices to feel the surge. Surrounding loungers and a stage area host interactive performances at intervals.
Tornado
A high-speed thrill slide featuring a giant funnel. Riders sit in a four-person raft, plunge from a high chute, and are swept into the massive funnel, swinging back and forth in a spinning, weightless experience. Height and weight restrictions apply.
Happy Water Fortress
A dedicated parent-child splash zone designed for children, featuring low slides, spray devices, water castles, and play pools with shallow water and gentle activities. Suitable for young kids, with resting and supervision areas for parents nearby.
Coconut Grove Drift
A lazy river ride that meanders around the park. Guests ride single-person floats, drifting slowly along the current while passing coconut grove scenery and water spray effects. A relaxing attraction suitable for all ages.
4D Water Cinema
A unique experience where visitors sit in seats equipped with water-spray special effects and watch an ocean-themed film, enhanced by mist and other sensory effects for an immersive viewing experience.
Dragon Cave Adventure
South China's first intelligent multi-track slide. Starting from a 23-meter-high platform, the 240-meter-long slide features four segmented chutes and a secondary track-switching system, offering randomized routes for a sense of exploration and unpredictability. This is a high-thrill adult slide with physical restrictions.
Suggested Route：
Entry security check → Giant Wave Bay → Tornado → Dragon Cave Adventure → Coconut Grove Drift → Happy Water Fortress → 4D Water Cinema → Rest & dining area → Exit
Visit Tips：
Arrive early to avoid weekend and holiday crowds, reducing wait times for popular rides.
Start with the thrilling slides, then enjoy the wave pool and lazy river later for better energy management.
As an indoor constant-temperature park, it is comfortable even in winter, but it is still advisable to bring a towel to keep warm after getting out of the water.
Families with young children should head to the Coral Reef area first, supervise kids closely, and allow ample time for parent-child play.
Dining options are available inside; you may bring a small amount of drinking water. Large backpacks and belongings should be stored in lockers upon entry (rental service available).
Important Notices：
Swimwear is required for all water activities. Swimwear is sold both outside and inside the park, or you may bring your own.
All thrill slides have height, weight, and age restrictions. Please read the rules at each ride entrance carefully; those not meeting the requirements are not permitted to ride.
Pregnant women, individuals with heart disease, high blood pressure, vertigo, skin diseases, or those under the influence of alcohol are not allowed to participate in high-intensity water activities.
Children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times; do not allow children to enter the water alone.
Outside food, glass containers, skateboards, and large flotation devices other than swim rings are prohibited inside the park.
Lockers are available for a fee. Valuables should be stored and not taken into the water.
During wave generation in the wave pool, do not enter the deep end; watch your footing to prevent slips and falls.
Transportation：
Self-driving: Set your GPS to "Guangzhou Sunac Water Park." The park has an underground parking lot with ample spaces.
Metro: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 9 to Huadu Square Station, then transfer by bus or taxi to Sunac Cultural Tourism City (a short distance remains).
Bus: Take routes Hua 75A, Hua 19 Express, or other lines to the Sunac Cultural Tourism City bus stop, then walk to the water park entrance.
Intercity Railway: Take the Guangzhou-Qingyuan Intercity Railway to Huadu Station, then walk to the Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City.
Opening Hours：
Guangzhou Sunac Water Park operates on different schedules for weekdays, weekends, and public holidays. Regular weekday hours are generally 10:00–18:00; Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory holidays are extended to 10:00–21:00. The park may adjust operating hours from time to time due to equipment maintenance or special events. It is recommended to check the official website for the latest updates before your visit.
Tickets：
Tickets start from RMB 99 per person.