Ammersee

Distance: 55 km

The Ammersee is located 30 km south of Munich and is the third largest lake in Bavaria. Around the lake are numerous lidos. However, the lake is not only excellent for swimming, but also for sailing, surfing, stand up paddling, diving and water skiing. Cyclists can go around the lake on a day tour. If you want to spend your day more leisurely, you can make a round trip with the steamers of the Ammersee.

Other lakes in the region:

Walchensee

Walchensee

Distance: 35 km In the southern part of the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district, Lake Walchen is located between the village of Jachenau and the districts of

Kochelsee

Kochelsee

Distance: 25 km Lake Kochel is located in the southern part of the district of Bad-Tölz Wolfratshausen between the towns of Schlehdorf and Kochel am

Boat trip on the Starnberger See © Gwt Starnberg Gmbh Thomas Marufke

Lake Starnberg

Distance: 21 km Lake Starnberg is located 25 km south of Munich and is also called the “bathtub of Munich”. Due to the death of

Königssee

Königssee

Distance: 156 km Lake Königssee is located in the district of Berchtesgadener Land between the mountain slopes of the Watzmann and the Hagen Mountains. The

Osterseen

Osterseen

Distance: 23 km The Easter Lakes are located south of Lake Starnberg in the district of Weilheim-Schongau. They consist of 24 individual lakes that are

Achensee

Achensee

Distance: 60 km Lake Achensee is located in Austria in the province of Tyrol. Due to its beaches and turquoise water, it is also called

Wörthsee

Wörthsee

Distance: 54 km The Wörthsee is located only 5 km east of the Ammersee. Due to its shallow depth, the water warms up particularly quickly

Schliersee

Schliersee

Distance: 42 km Schliersee is located in the district of Miesbach between the Tegernsee Valley and the Inn Valley. In the summer months, the lake