Neuländer See is situated at only 15 minutes away from Hamburg city center. There you find a lot of water activity. Especially wake-boarding, being practiced since recently, attracts a lot of athletes the last years. Wake-boarding is an upcoming sport in Hamburg, conquering more and more fans every day. The conditions for wake-boarding on the spot are just ideal.
The allowed distance for wake-boarders is 870 m /2845 ft. The space is huge so you may meet other wake-boarders and water skiers jumping into the water every 10 seconds! The velocity that you can develop is between 26-60 kph / 15-37 mph so along with the ample space, you can perform many jumps and show off your tricks.
On the beautiful shores, you find many facilities as beach bars and sport courts. Best season to visit is between March and October. Just remember that if you go in spring, the water temperature is approximately at 9 degrees above zero. Around Neuländer See, you find many schools and shops with very experienced and friendly staff to help you organize a thrilling adventure on the spot.
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At a distance of only 15 minutes away from the center of Hamburg, you can find the ideal conditions for water skiing in Neuländer See. Beautiful shores, beach bars, sports courts are only a few of the facilities you will come along.
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