With a length of six kilometers and a depth of up to 76.5 meters, the Plansee is one of the cleanest lakes in Tyrol and is ideal for sailing, surfing, diving, fishing and, of course, swimming. Extras for a successful day of swimming: playgrounds, sunbathing lawns, kiosk, boat trip.
At up to 24 degrees, Walchsee is one of the warmest swimming lakes in Tyrol. Thanks to the water trampoline, floating iceberg, children's playground with pirate ship, beach bar, aqua fun park, sunbathing lawns and beach volleyball court, there is plenty of fun and action to be had.
Lake Achensee, the "Sea of Tyrol" and the largest lake in Tyrol, shimmers turquoise blue and its shores are freely accessible all around. Swimming and splashing around are just as much the order of the day here as sailing, SUPing, surfing, diving, pedal boating and more.
As the only natural swimming lake in Ötztal, Lake Piburger See with its lake restaurant and terrace, sunbathing area and raft facility invites you to enjoy swimming in the most beautiful mountain scenery. In addition to swimming, you can also enjoy the idyllic scenery from a rowing boat.
A toddlers' area for swimming and playing, a covered sand playground, a beach volleyball court, a swimming jetty and a large sunbathing lawn make Lake Schlitterer See a family-friendly bathing lake with lots of attractions.
A dip in the idyllic Vilsalpsee lake, which is located in the nature reserve of the same name and whose water temperature is usually no more than a cool 17 degrees, even in midsummer, is guaranteed to be refreshing.
Small lake, really big. The unspoiled Berglsteinersee lake may not be impressive in terms of its size, but its idyllic location in the middle of a forest and reed landscape is. After a swim, it's also worth stopping off at the Berglsteinersee 712er Lounge restaurant.
Lake Möserer See near Seefeld is an idyllic natural gem whose water warms up to a pleasant 25 degrees in summer. Surrounded by a pine forest, the lake not only attracts swimmers, but also a variety of flora and water birds.
With a temperature of up to 27 degrees, the Schwarzsee is the warmest moorland lake in Tyrol and is therefore particularly popular for swimming. In addition to the warm water, the many attractions such as slides, diving platform, children's pool, playground and beach volleyball and soccer pitch are also very popular.
A large sunbathing lawn with a beach volleyball court, four bathing jetties, a diving platform, a small children's playground and a water temperature of up to 24 degrees make Lake Tristach the most popular bathing lake in East Tyrol.
Lake Lanser See, just a few kilometers above Innsbruck, is popular with locals and guests alike. The moorland lake promises lots of fun and action with its children's pool, swings, sandpit and rope slide. Extras: nudist area for nude bathing.
Splashing around in the water, romping around in the playground and then a trip on a pedal boat, rowing boat or dolphin boat - Lake Thiersee, which is up to 24 degrees, promises a variety of bathing fun for guests of all ages.
The Haldensee offers the best conditions for splashing around and swimming thanks to its first-class water quality. If you like, you can hire a rowing or pedal boat or paddle across the lake on a surf or SUP board.
The Reintalersee is the largest of the Kramsach lakes and is one of the warmest bathing lakes in Tyrol with temperatures of up to 25 degrees. Spacious sunbathing lawns, children's playgrounds, boat hire, restaurants and buffets ensure a great swimming experience for the whole family.
In the middle of the Wilder Kaiser nature reserve lies the natural jewel Hintersteiner See - a crystal-clear and refreshing mountain lake, which is a particularly popular bathing lake with a large sunbathing lawn, kiosk and sun lounger, parasol and stand-up paddle hire.
The Blindsee natural swimming lake in Tyrol boasts clear water and an impressive mountain backdrop. Embedded in nature, the lake offers a special bathing experience for nature lovers.
Clear, clean water is practically the trademark of Tyrol's bathing lakes. The water quality of all lakes is consistently very good, often even comparable to that of drinking water and therefore very refreshing. This is demonstrated by the 28 Tyrolean bathing lakes that have been tested as part of the EU bathing water monitoring program and whose water quality is constantly checked.
Depending on the size and location of the lake, the temperatures of Tyrol's bathing lakes vary greatly: on average between 19°C and 25°C. The lakes range from sparkling cool to pleasantly warm in summer. In addition to the higher mountain lakes, Tyrol's largest lake, Lake Achensee, or the idyllically situated Lake Vilsalpsee in the Tannheimer Tal are also considered the coldest bathing lakes. Its water temperature often does not reach more than 17 degrees. The warmest bathing lakes, on the other hand, reach much higher temperatures. The Schwarzsee near Kitzbühel, for example, has temperatures of up to 27 degrees in the summer months, the Walchsee in Kaiserwinkl up to 24 degrees and the Natterersee near Innsbruck warms up to 25 degrees.
