Water sport in winter

With no speedboats navigating its waters, silence reigns supreme, and the only sound you may hear is the gentle swish of your paddles stirring through the water, beckoning you to indulge in a unique experience, perhaps with a canoe or stand-up paddleboard.

The calm, crystal-clear water fosters an atmosphere that connects you directly with nature, whilst the reflection of the sky and hills on the surface offers a spectacle that shifts with each angle, surrounded by a thousand shades of green and blue.

However, there is more. If you are a diving enthusiast, winter provides the opportunity to explore a lake that is clearer than ever, allowing you to see its depths.

Surprisingly, the warmer water, in contrast to the air outside, makes each dive incredibly pleasant, offering a distinctive sense of intimacy with the lake.

Winter hikes and trekk

The hills surrounding the lake, cloaked in a light layer of snow, shimmer beneath the golden rays of the winter sun.

Every corner, every detail, seems more vivid and magical, as if the landscape possesses a light of its own. And let’s not forget the crisp air, ideal for a hike: walking in winter is a truly special experience.

Try it for yourself!