Sailing

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Llys-y-Fran Reservoir

Nestled at the base of the majestic Preseli Mountains in Southwest Wales lies the serene Llys-y-Fran Reservoir. Spanning 212 acres (0.9 square kilometers), this artificial lake is a hidden gem within the unspoiled expanse of the 350-acre (1.4 square kilometers) Llys-y-Fran Country Park. Providing a glistening water source for the community of Pembrokeshire, the reservoir … Read more

Mabel Lake

Nestled in the heart of south-central British Columbia, Mabel Lake embraces its surroundings with Mabel Lake Provincial Park and residential areas sharing its shoreline. Surrounded by stunning mountain vistas, Mabel Lake finds its place within the Shuswap River system, transitioning from the lush forested slopes of the Thompson Plateau to the misty inclines of the … Read more

Lake Biel-Bienne

Lake Biel-Bienne stands proudly as the leader among the shimmering lakes nestled at the base of the majestic Jura Mountains in Switzerland. Situated in the cantons of Bern and Neuchatel in the West Swiss region, this remarkable body of water embodies a rich tapestry woven from its intertwined French-German heritage reflected in its dual-named identity … Read more

Lac de Joux

Nestled high up in the picturesque Jura Mountains of Switzerland lies Lac de Joux. This serene lake, sitting majestically at an altitude of almost 3300 feet, offers the perfect setting for a tranquil mountain getaway. Tucked near the high ridge that marks the border with France, Lac de Joux is an idyllic playground for both … Read more

Siseebakwet Lake

Perched on a vibrant beach towel, gazing out over the shimmering, azure waters of Siseebakwet Lake may evoke thoughts of tropical paradises. Yet, this enchanting Minnesota destination is easily accessible and offers many summer and winter adventures. Whether you’re lounging on a pontoon boat in the sunshine, savoring a lakeside BBQ at your cozy vacation … Read more

Lough Derg

The enchanting Lough Derg, a stunning 29,000-acre natural gem, is nestled within the Shannon Region in western Ireland. Its name, “Loc Dergdherc,” refers to ancient Irish folklore, featuring tales of kings, lake monsters, and heroic figures as the largest of the three lakes along the River Shannon, including Lough Ree and Lough Allen, Lough Derg … Read more

Upper Rideau Lake

Nestled in the heart of Ontario’s enchanting ‘Cottage Country,’ Upper Rideau Lake reigns as a cherished gem. While Lake Muskoka often steals the spotlight as the playground of Eastern Canada, true boating enthusiasts swear by the unparalleled beauty of Upper Rideau Lake. Brimming with history dating back to the early 1800s, the Rideau Canal is … Read more

Ammersee

Located in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps within the realm of beer, gardens, and enchanting castles, **Ammersee** glistens like a precious gem. Spanning approximately 11,600 acres, this Bavarian lake is conveniently situated just 20 miles southwest of Munich, making it an ideal weekend escape for urbanites and global travelers. Its glacial origins speak of … Read more

Roth Lake

Families frolic along the beach of Roth Lake, soaking up the warm sun while their worries dissolve. In the distance, sailboats gracefully drift across the glimmering waters as windsurfers zip back and forth for a gentle breeze. Nestled within the Franconian Lake District in Bavaria, Roth Lake (Rothsee in German) beckons as a sought-after retreat … Read more

Altmuhl Lake

Nestled within the picturesque Altmuhl Valley in the heart of Bavaria lies Altmuhl Lake, a recent addition that enchants visitors with its sprawling waters and diverse wildlife. This tranquil oasis spans 1,112 acres, offering abundant outdoor activities in a region already brimming with recreational opportunities. Surrounded by lush green meadows and charming German villages, Altmuhl … Read more

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