Starnberger See

The Starnberger See is the second largest lake in Bavaria (after the Chiemsee) and is situtated to the southwest of Munich. The lake offers spectacular views of the mountains to the south and the proximity to the city has made it a very popular place to live as well as a famous destination for day trips. A ferry service links the lakeshore settlements and acts as a magnet for visitors to explore the sights around the lake.

Weßlinger See

The Weßlinger See is the smallest of the 5 lakes in the Ammersee region. The lake, which is just under twelve meters deep and 720 meters long, has no natural inflow or outflow, so it warms up quickly and offers pleasant bathing experience. Weßlinger See is located in the middle of the village, where there are numerous stores and restaurants close to the shore.