The Zwischenahner Sea
Shallow lake in the Ammerland, surrounded by the wide, green moorland and parkland landscape of northwest Lower Saxony.
AI-generated illustrative imageZwischenahner Meer is located near Bad Zwischenahn in Ammerland in Lower Saxony and is one of the larger lakes in the region. The shallow lake transitions into moorland, meadows and forest areas along its shores, for which Ammerland is known with its tree nurseries and parks. Sailing, rowing and walks along the shore characterize its peaceful nature. The flat, open landscape is ideal for extensive cycling tours.
What you ought to see — my picks.
Rostrup ferry terminal
The Zwischenahner Meer is a beautiful area in Germany that can be explored on foot, by bike or by car. It's the perfect destination for anyone who wants to get out and explore nature. And it's only about an hour away from Berlin!
Spa Park Bad Zwischenahn
Bad Zwischenahn Spa Park is located on the shores of the Zwischenahn Sea, which means it's not only a beautiful place to walk and relax, but also perfect for pedal boating. You can bring your bike or rent one from us and explore this beautiful town. It's a great place for families with children, as there are plenty of playgrounds and lots of space to run around.
The Spieker
The Spieker is the perfect place to enjoy a few hours with your family and friends. They have excellent food, a great atmosphere and are located in one of the most beautiful regions of Germany. You will not regret it!
The Spieker-Kroog
This is a facility that is not open until 2pm, however, you can stop in for a treat before then. You can also see and enjoy this facility at any time of the day.
Zwischenahner Sea
The Zwischenahner Meer is the perfect place for it. It is an inland lake in Germany surrounded by beautiful forests and mountains. On your boat trip you can observe all kinds of animals - from deer to birds! And if you're lucky, you might even see some wild boars or foxes.
Water & Forests
The Zwischenahner Meer is the largest lake in Germany and one of the most popular destinations in North Rhine-Westphalia. The water is so clear that you can see all the way to the bottom. It is also home to some of the rarest plants and animals in Europe, including freshwater seals!
