A family vacation near the water is fun for young and old. Besides beautiful lakes with excellent water quality and outdoor pools, our World Heritage region also has lots to offer in terms of water sports. From trips on passenger boats to paddle tours and wakeboarding: there simply is something for everyone. And if you want to learn more about water with your little ones, visit the hands-on-exhibitions in the HAUS AM SEE and in the Bitterfeld Water Center.
The Information Center for Environment and Nature Conservation at the Mulde Reservoir tells the story of the transformation from a dredging empire to a natural idyll.
The MS Reudnitz invites all visitors on round trips on the Lake Goitzsche, but can also be booked for private celebrations. It is moored at the Bernsteinpromenade, near the Pegelturm on Lake Goitzsche.
Der Goitzschesee ist ein landschaftlicher Juwel mit einem breiten Angebot für Wassersportler, Erholungssuchende und Naturliebhaber. Er lädt Besucher zum Baden, Radfahren, Segeln, Tauchen und Surfen ein. Mehrere Badestellen, das Wassersportzentrum und ein moderner Wakepark bieten beste Voraussetzung für Wassersportler.
Lake Bergwitz is located south of Wittenberg on the edge of the Düben Heath. As early as the 1960s, the former open pit mine “Roberts Hoffnung” (Robert’s Hope) became an idyllic lake. Sailors, surfers, stand up paddlers and other fans of activities on the water have fun on about 180 hectares of water.
At Lake Gröbern, proximity to nature rules. A modern vacation resort welcomes families, people seeking peace, and water sports enthusiasts to the Dübener Heide.
Whether you just want to check the sport out or aim to hone your advanced skills, the Wakepark at the Goitzsche has a wakeboarding/waterskiing option for you.
With our guest card "WelterbeCard" you only pay once and can experience 19 UNESCO World Heritage Sites free of charge and use over 110 other services from art, culture, nature and leisure.