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water.<br />

Sheer pleasure<br />

It feels good to bathe in really pure drinking water<br />

The clear Austrian<br />

lakes lend themselves<br />

to diving<br />

Nothing is nicer on a hot summer’s<br />

day than taking a cooling dip. Exactly<br />

where to take the plunge is no easy decision,<br />

so varied is the choice of Austrian<br />

bathing lakes. Anyone who likes to<br />

combine cool bathing with the hot scene<br />

will love a holiday by the Wörther See.<br />

Summer festivals such as the “Fête<br />

blanche” attract a young crowd every<br />

year to the banks of the largest lake in<br />

Carinthia. Its two neighbours, the Ossiacher<br />

See and the Millstätter See, are in<br />

fact almost as large, but provide more<br />

peace and quiet – ideal for holiday-<br />

makers for whom life already provides<br />

enough excitement. All 42 Carinthian<br />

bathing lakes are of proven drinkingwater<br />

quality, as is the Weissensee (1,000<br />

m), which remains deliciously refreshing,<br />

even in summer.<br />

For anyone who does not find the<br />

water temperature sufficiently like the<br />

Caribbean, the family-friendly Klopeiner<br />

See in Carinthia or the Mondsee in Upper<br />

Austria may be close to the heart. Whilst<br />

the bathing lakes score above all with<br />

their beneficial combination of recuperation<br />

and entertainment, mountain waters<br />

such as Tirol’s Achensee are more of an<br />

acquired taste: glacier water straight from<br />

the spring reaches 19° max – so you are<br />

often alone in the water.<br />

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