Category archives: Tips

Skiing, cross-country skiing and ice skating have been classic winter sports for generations and it is hard to imagine spending the winter by the water, especially in our central European latitudes. As a rule, the paddling season lasts a maximum of eight months (March to November) with reasonably good weather conditions, the rest of the year could…

Have you ever rented a stand up paddle or kayak from a self-service machine? If not, then it's about time! In Carinthia there are now four pick-up stations where you can borrow a 3-piece, connectable SUP or folding kayak around the clock. Carinthia is known for its beautiful lakes...

The SUP Alps Trophy 21 took place for the first time at Faaker See, my favorite lake, near my hometown.

SUP meets Yoga: Relaxing exercises on the paddle board Stand-up paddling is the current trend sport on the water. SUPing has long been established as a full-body workout, and now many athletes from other sports are discovering the paddling board as a practical training device for themselves. With SUP yoga, the board becomes a floating yoga mat and lifts…

The Salzkammergut convinces with a diverse cultural landscape, characterized by impressive mountain peaks, romantic lakes and friendly small towns. Here, on the northern foothills of the Austrian Alps, the SUPer can not only experience southern flair, but also find everything his heart desires on almost 300,000 square kilometers - wild challenges, secluded bays, wonderful sunsets...

Occasionally stand-up paddling is prohibited in certain regions and on certain bodies of water. Possible reasons are safety (e.g. current, proximity to locks) as well as bird and nature conservation. So don't just set off with your SUP board, but find out about regional restrictions beforehand. Be considerate of other water sports enthusiasts, boats and…