Lake Access
Visit the Felden district for public beaches, boat rentals, and lakeside dining options.





Bernau am Chiemsee is a tranquil destination in Upper Bavaria that perfectly captures the region's natural beauty. Situated on the southern edge of Lake Chiemsee, often called the 'Bavarian Sea,' the town offers easy access to water sports and boat trips to the famous Herrenchiemsee Palace. To the south, the Chiemgau Alps provide a dramatic backdrop and endless trails for hikers and mountain bikers. With its traditional charm and strategic location along the route between Munich and Salzburg, it is an excellent base for exploring the heart of Bavaria.
Bernau am Chiemsee is a tranquil destination in Upper Bavaria that perfectly captures the region's natural beauty. Situated on the southern edge of Lake Chiemsee, often called the 'Bavarian Sea,' the town offers easy access to water sports and boat trips to the famous Herrenchiemsee Palace. To the south, the Chiemgau Alps provide a dramatic backdrop and endless trails for hikers and mountain bikers. With its traditional charm and strategic location along the route between Munich and Salzburg, it is an excellent base for exploring the heart of Bavaria.
Direct access to the southern shores of Lake Chiemsee.
Proximity to the Chiemgau Alps for year-round outdoor sports.
Traditional Bavarian architecture and local cultural heritage.
Excellent cycling paths including the Chiemsee-Rundweg.
Convenient transport links to Munich and Salzburg.
Close access to Lake Chiemsee for swimming, sailing, and boat tours.
Beautiful natural surroundings with walking trails and picnic spots.
Rich cultural heritage with traditional Bavarian festivals and architecture.
Visit the Felden district for public beaches, boat rentals, and lakeside dining options.
Utilize the local train station for easy day trips to Munich or Salzburg without needing a car.
Lakeside relaxation and alpine hiking.
EUR €
$110-$170 p/day
German, English
Rent a bicycle to explore the 64km Chiemsee-Rundweg path that offers stunning lake views.
May-September
Spring is perfect for lower-altitude hiking and seeing the alpine meadows in bloom.
The best time for swimming in the lake and enjoying the lively outdoor beer gardens.
Ideal for crisp mountain air, hiking, and experiencing local harvest festivals.
A quiet season perfect for snowy walks and visiting nearby alpine ski resorts.