Travel spots in Lithuania

Mad Bay Wake Park: a wake park on emerald quarry water at Žemgrindžiai

Mad Bay Wake Park is at 26 Žiobrių St. in Žemgrindžiai, beside striking emerald quarry water. Its identity comes from two separate systems: a circular RIXEN 6 course with obstacles and a 2.0 linear course described for beginners and individual instruction. The park also has a sandy shore, leisure areas, and seasonal water activities.

Place
Klaipėda District Municipality
Region
Klaipėda District
Type
wakeboard and water-entertainment park
Address
26 Žiobrių St., 92402 Žemgrindžiai, Klaipėda District
Coordinates
55.77086, 21.28938
Visit duration
2-4 hours, depending on the session, equipment rental, and time on the shore
Best time
during the warm season, after checking course operation, weather, and reservations
Names and variants

Mad Bay, MadBay wakepark Klaipeda

Mad Bay on emerald quarry water

Mad Bay Wake Park is at 26 Žiobrių St., 92402 Žemgrindžiai, in Klaipėda District. Coordinates 55.7708573, 21.2893765 mark the park site rather than the centre of Žemgrindžiai. The operator uses Mad Bay, while maps may also show MadBay or MadBay wakepark Klaipeda.

Visitors arrive beside a vivid emerald water body that resembles a quarry lake. The water, cable towers, riding lines, and white obstacle volumes are not background details: they define the place and distinguish it from an ordinary beach or another Lithuanian wake park.

The address variant 26A can appear in the map identity, but it is not a second attraction. Plan around the operator's address at 26 and check the exact entrance and seasonal operation before arriving.

Two different cable systems

The main course uses a circular RIXEN 6 cable system. It loops around part of the water body and includes wake-park obstacles such as funbox or pyramid-style elements. Riders need to judge not only speed but also their distance from other riders and the obstacle line.

A separate 2.0 linear system is described for beginners. The operator mentions instructors who work with riders individually, so this course may be a clearer starting point for a first visit than the obstacle-filled circular system. The actual timetable, age rules, and places depend on reservations.

Two systems do not mean two parks: they are different ways to ride at one Mad Bay venue. If a group includes riders of different abilities, confirm that both courses are running and which equipment belongs to the chosen activity.

Sessions, rentals, and preparation

The circular system costs about 20 euros for one hour, 25 euros for two hours, and 32 euros for a day. The linear system has separate weekday and weekend rates, so there is no single price for every Mad Bay activity.

Equipment rental is about 4 euros for a wetsuit, 6 euros for a board, and 9 euros for both, while a helmet and buoyancy vest are listed as free rentals. Prices, rental sets, and available sizes can change, so check the current tariffs before paying.

Bring swimwear, a towel, and suitable footwear for the park area. Follow the instructor and staff, do not rush onto obstacles, and remember that the shore and piers can become slippery after rain.

Beach and family downtime

A sandy beach, bar or food service, children's area, private leisure spaces, and fire-pit areas are available alongside the courses. This makes it possible to plan several hours rather than one sports session, with part of a group watching riders from shore.

Seasonal boat, paddleboard, and other water-rental possibilities are also mentioned. They should not be treated as year-round guarantees: availability can depend on weather, season, staff, and the programme on a particular day.

Families should separately check the rules for children, swimming, pets, changing, and leisure areas. A sandy shore does not mean that the whole water body is an unrestricted swimming beach while the cable courses are operating.

Hours, safety, and planning

Two Mad Bay schedules are listed: 10:00-21:00 and daily 10:00-22:00. This may describe different areas or seasons, so confirm when the course you want is operating before travelling.

Before booking, check the weather, season, session places, age or skill requirements, equipment sizes, and the exact entrance. Following the park rules matters more than attempting obstacles immediately, especially on a first circular-course session.

Mad Bay is a specific park in Žemgrindžiai, while Svencelė is a separate water-sports destination. Confirm the operator's address and exact entrance before travelling.

Mad Bay Wake Park sources