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title: "Allersee Wolfsburg"
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description: "Allersee in the Allerpark: leisure paradise with beach, ideal for swimming, sailing, stand-up paddling or relaxing - a pure holiday in the middle of nature!"
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Allersee

 

A leisure paradise for everyone

The Allersee in the Allerpark is a year-round leisure paradise for locals and visitors alike, leaving nothing to be desired. Here you can swim, sail, go stand-up paddling or simply relax on the shore and unwind. A sandy beach almost a kilometre long creates a holiday atmosphere, while the wide beach promenade is ideal for strolling, cycling and inline skating. Numerous seating areas offer breaks and beautiful views, so you can always treat yourself to a little break.

 

1969

artificially created

1230

metres long

270

meteres wide

11

meteres deep

 

Familienspaß am Allersee

Segelboote auf dem Allersee

Ausblick genießen am Allersee

Hundefreilauf am Allersee

Allersee im Frühling

 

Water sports

Water sports enthusiasts get their money's worth here. Clubs based on the southern shore regularly organise exciting regattas and offer taster courses for canoeing, sailing and stand-up paddling. If you want, you can hire a SUP board directly on site and get active yourself.

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Possible lake closures

Please note that there may occasionally be closures in the water sports area at the Allersee due to events. However, the swimming area will remain accessible to all visitors.
The dates of the lake closures will be announced here on the website in good time so that your visit can be planned accordingly.

 

Safety and water quality

The water quality of the Allersee meets the high EU standards and is regularly checked. Current water temperatures can be called up via the . At weekends from May to October, the Allersee is monitored by the DLRG - a safe bathing experience that was awarded the title of ‘guarded beach’ in 2009.

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