SUP Spots

Lake Faaker See is also known as Carinthia's South Sea and enchants paddlers during every season with its surrounding mountain backdrop and turquoise-blue water.

The north-east of Tyrol is of course a wonderful hiking paradise, but between the mountains you will also find small paddling areas with charm and alpine views.

As a scenically unique wine-growing region, southern Styria also offers distinctive SUP experiences.

Year after year, Austria's capital is one of the most livable metropolises in the world and, thanks to its location on the Danube, also convinces as a paddling city.

The Carinthian state capital stands for southern lifestyle and is located on one of the most beautiful and largest lakes in Austria - the Wörthersee.

The Rosental offers a varied and idyllic cultural landscape between mountains and waterways.

The urban area of Villach lies on the western edge of the Klagenfurt Basin at the confluence of the Drau and the Gail. The municipal area of Villach borders on or encloses several lakes.

The city of Graz lies in the Graz Basin on both sides of the river Mur. It is not only a former capital of culture but also a paradise for SUP fans.

The young municipality of Cavallino-Treporti is not only a spacious open-air museum, but also an interesting paddling paradise thanks to the Venetian lagoon.

In the region of endlessly long sandy beaches, where everything is designed for the perfekt summer holiday, you will also find countless long paddleboarding routes.

Lignano is a popular seaside resort on a peninsula surrounded by the Adriatic Sea to the south and west, the Marano Lagoon to the north and the Tagliamento River to the east.

The town of Grado is located on the north coast of the Adriatic Sea on a coastal dune at the extreme end of the Gulf of Venice on the edge of the Grado Lagoon.

Bibione is known for its 11 km long sandy beach of fine golden sand and access to the lagoon on the other side.

Caorle is often called "Little Venice". This name is due to the small streets, bell towers and houses painted in typical Venetian colors

The dreamy small town with its nice streets is located by the largest lake and the second longest river in Slovenia.

Hip, urban and yet a little rural - Maribor has many faces. The city on Slovenia's second largest water artery (Drava) is also a SUP destination.

The optimal mix of mountains, flat land, paddleable rivers and lakes in connection with southern flair.

The Slovenian capital is a temptation for all senses. In addition to culture, cuisine and urban life, there are beautiful waterways to discover.

A true giant among Europe's capitals, Budapest also boasts the continent's second largest waterway, the Danube.