Where is the 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 (and very expensive) place to live as well as a popular destination for day trips.

Where is Lake Starnberg in Germany?

Lake Starnberg is a huge 21km lake just south of Munich. Came here early in the morning by train from Munich and spent the last hour on a small charter boat cruising this beautiful lake.

Can you swim on Lake Starnberger See?

Anyone who fancies a swim, bike ride, leisurely stroll or boat trip won’t be disappointed on a trip to Starnberger See (Lake Starnberg). Bavaria’s second largest lake is one of Munich’s favourite destinations.

Where to stay on Lake Starnberg?

The Fischmeister in Ambach, the Wirtshaus im Tutzinger Hof and the kiosk-beer garden Steg 1 in Possenhofen are certainly among the best known. But many recreational athletes also use Lake Starnberg for swimming, sailing or rowing – and stay overnight at one of the beautiful campsites or in a hotel with a lake view.

Is there a boat on Lake Starnberg?

Only Lake Starnberg can offer a cruise feeling with an Alpine panorama. Welcome aboard – We look forward to seeing you! We are closed. At the time our boats are maintained. The new season will start on 14 April 2022 New ship – 100 % electrically powered!

How to get from Starnberger See to Possenhofen?

You can get off at four different stations alongside the west shore of Starnberger See, we chose Starnberg. Our plan was to walk from Starnberg to the next station called Feldafing. This is a lovely walk about 5-6 km along the shore of Starnberger Lake. In Possenhofen (about half way) is a castle with a wonderful park.

When do the ferries run on the Starnberger See?

The ferries around the Starnberger See are operated by the same company, the Bayerische Seenschifffahrt, who run the services on the neighbouring Ammersee, the Tegernsee and the Königssee near Berchtesgaden. They run from Easter through to mid-October.