Kayak trips in Biosphärenreservat Spreewald

Welcome to the Spreewald - a paradise for kayakers

The Spreewald biosphere reserve, located in the federal state of Brandenburg, offers a unique landscape that is ideal for anyone who enjoys kayaking. This UNESCO-protected area is characterized by its extensive network of rivers (small canals), which is perfect for exciting kayaking tours. The calm waters are surrounded by dense greenery and offer ideal conditions for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.

Your route: Where can you go kayaking in the Spreewald?

In this natural labyrinth, you can explore numerous routes by kayak. The main Spree and smaller tributaries such as the Lübbenau or Lehde are particularly popular for kayaking. These waterways take you past traditional Sorbs/Wends villages, where you can admire old wooden houses and log churches. There are also special tours on offer, such as moonlight cruises or themed exploration tours focusing on nature conservation.

Pure nature: discover flora and fauna during your kayak tour

As you paddle quietly through the clear water, you can observe rare bird species and see beaver lodges along the banks. The Spreewald is known for its rich biodiversity; over 18,000 animal and plant species can be found here! A gentle trip in a kayak allows you to experience this incredible diversity up close without disturbing it.

Sporty and active: more than just a leisurely paddle tour

For sports enthusiasts, the Spreewald offers both relaxed family tours and challenging routes for intensive kayaking. Use your tour for physical exercise or improve your technique when maneuvering between tight bends and currents. The area challenges every level - from amateur to professional paddler.