Tepli Vody Thermal Complex, Veliatyno

The Tepli Vody thermal complex in Veliatyno is one of Zakarpattia’s best-known pool complexes, where people come for the day to swim in warm mineral water in the open air. The water rises from a well about 1,000 metres deep and is over 36 °C, so bathing is pleasant in summer, in the cool of autumn and even in winter, when steam drifts above the pools. The complex lies in a village near Khust, among the hills of the Khust–Solotvyno valley, and combines thermal pools in Zakarpattia with children’s fun, saunas and massage.

What awaits you

• Thermal pools with mineral water at different temperatures, for relaxing muscles and joints and lazy time in the water.
• Freshwater pools for regular swimming and cooling off after the warm water.
• Water slides and children’s areas, the kids’ favourite while parents relax on sunbeds.
• Sauna, Carpathian bathhouse and salt room for a full wellness day.
• Bath treatments, jacuzzi and massages, extra services paid separately.

The grounds are large and well kept, the buildings are designed in a Transcarpathian wooden style, and there is a souvenir shop and places to eat. The complex has its own power supply, so it stays open during power cuts.

For families with children

Tepli Vody is one of the most convenient options in Zakarpattia for a family day at the water. Full-day family packages are available (for children up to 140 cm tall), and toddlers under three go free. Children can splash in the shallow pools and ride the slides while the adults take turns warming up in the thermal water. Bring your own flip-flops, towel and swim cap, and armbands for little ones.

In summer, especially at weekends, it gets very crowded and sunbeds can run short, so arrive before opening or come on a weekday. Autumn and winter are the most comfortable time: cool mountain air surrounds the hot water and there are fewer visitors. Some services on site, such as cafés and massages, are often paid in cash, so bring some with you.

Practical information

• Address: 75 Sanatorna St, Veliatyno village, Khust district, Zakarpattia region.
• Opening hours: daily; summer 09:00–20:00, autumn and winter 09:00–19:00.
• Prices (published by the complex, 2026): adults UAH 350 for 3 hours or UAH 700 for the whole day; children up to 140 cm UAH 100 for 3 hours; pensioners over 60 and people with group I–II disabilities UAH 300/600; combat veterans and war veterans UAH 100/200. Full-day family packages: 2 adults + 1 child UAH 1,400, + 2 children UAH 1,500, + 3 children UAH 1,600. Prices may change, so please check.
• Phones: information centre +380 67 342 9210, bath department +380 67 314 2400.
• Website: tepli-vody.com.ua; also on Instagram and Facebook.
• Accommodation: there is no hotel on the grounds, but guesthouses operate nearby.

How to get there

Veliatyno is about 10 km from Khust. The usual route is the T-07-37 road Khust–Shaian–Vyshkovo–Bushtyno, but since 12 October 2026 the bridge between Khust and Veliatyno has been temporarily closed for repairs, so traffic follows detours via the N-09 Mukachevo–Rakhiv highway or from the Shaian side. Check your route in a navigation app before you set off. Khust is easy to reach by train (Chop–Solotvyno line) or bus, and from there by taxi or minibus to Veliatyno. No special border-guard permits are needed to visit Veliatyno.

At a glance

• Address: Veliatyno
• Opening hours: Daily; summer 09:00–20:00, autumn–winter 09:00–19:00
• Season: All year round
• Prices: Adults UAH 350 / 3 h or UAH 700 / day; children up to 140 cm UAH 100 / 3 h; pensioners 300/600; veterans 100/200; family day packages UAH 1,400–1,600; under 3 free
• Phone: +380673429210, +380673142400

Website and social media: tepli-vody.com.ua · instagram.com · facebook.com

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