Ausflugsziele in Vorarlberg

Birthday suits and seamless tans in the middle of nature. The idyll at the nudist beach in Hard appears almost endless.

The Parkbad open-air swimming baths stands for superlative bathing fun: 10-metre diving tower, 70-metre slide and 50-metre sports pool. Surrounded by shady areas, sunbathing lawn and a variety of sports, including football, volleyball, table football and table tennis.

The Spullersee is an originally natural high mountain lake in Vorarlberg. It was dammed up between 1919 and 1925 by the Austrian Federal Railways on the occasion of the electrification of the Arlberg Railway and has since been used for energy generation.

The Schwimmbad Felsenau swimming baths has history. It has been attracting locals and visitors alike to its cool waters since 1903. Today, it uses a natural source of heat and the water is enhanced with Grander water.

Even experienced practitioners will be thrilled by its special location as the course has chosen no less a garden than that of the historic Schattenburg Castle. A total of 18 different holes now challenge visitors with pyramids, bumps, loops and labyrinths in the castle gardens.

What’s special about the Walgaubad swimming baths is the 900-square-metre adventure pool with wave ball, the bay with swings and air bubbling up from the bottom, the large water hedgehog and the flow channel.

The excursion destination in Eastern Switzerland

Sports, fun and relaxation for the whole family are available at Säntispark.

The newly opened forest swimming pool with 25m sports pool, aquafit pool with bubble loungers and massage jets and a broad wave slide.

Fun and action, relaxation and enjoyment, sport and training. The Naturbad open-air swimming baths combines all of the above and offers additional highlights with the 40-metre long cable-car slide, slacklines, Kneipp area, hammocks and the 14,000-square-metre bathing lake.