Hotel a Livu Akvaparks

Families heading to Līvu Akvaparks base themselves in Jūrmala, the 33-kilometre string of beach towns on the Gulf of Riga that has drawn Latvians and their Baltic neighbours to its sand and pine forests since the 19th century. The water park itself pairs indoor pools built for the region's long shoulder season with an outdoor wave pool and slide zone that only opens in summer, so both a grey June afternoon and a hot July weekend have a plan. Most of the thirty hotels and apart-hotels tracked here sit inside walking distance of Jomas Street, Jūrmala's pedestrian spine of restaurants and shops, or along the beach promenade toward Dzintari, which puts the water park, the sea and a spa-town evening within the same short walk for most families staying here.