Lake Klopein — Attraction in Sankt Kanzian am Klopeiner See

Warmest lake of Austria!(IMHO)

Klopeiner See, located in Carinthia, is one of Austria’s warmest and sunniest lakes, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The lake is known for its crystal-clear waters, which often reach pleasant temperatures perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, and boating. With well-kept beaches and designated swimming areas, it's a fantastic spot for families, couples, or solo travelers looking to relax by the water.

The lake is surrounded by a variety of restaurants, offering easy access and convenient amenities for visitors. For a fee of 6 to 7 euros per day, which includes parking for the entire day, you can enjoy the lake's public beaches, showers, changing rooms, and other facilities. In addition to water activities, there are plenty of scenic walking and biking trails around the lake, offering picturesque views of the surrounding mountains and countryside.

Klopeiner See has a lively, welcoming atmosphere while still offering spots to escape the crowds, making it a great blend of relaxation and recreation. With nearby dining options and excellent facilities, it’s an easy and enjoyable day trip destination for anyone...

The most terrible experience that I've ever had. I tried with family and two little children spent some time sitting near the lake and enjoy the view. But, you can do it only sitting on a benches near the road on distance more than 400m. All area's, that I found, near the lake was covered by three-meter fence with turnstiles, other part with barbed wire. Didn't found place to walk near the lake, and touristic map shows only parking and resting places after the fence. Maybe this place is suitable for a sunbathing and swimming on that special payable areas after three-meter fence. Only it was...

Very clean, clear and warm lake with a pretty view. Although the area around the lake is very touristic, it’s a cute place with many good restaurants and plenty of possibilities for activities nearby. There are many private hotel-owned beaches and some public bathing beaches. In the south of the lake there’s a little area where you can swim without the need to enter a public bathing beach (don’t expect a lawn for sunbathing though, it’s next to a street for pedestrians) Many hotels provide stand-up paddle boards and various boats. The place is also suitable for biking....