In the location's words:

Boberger See, located in the south-east of Hamburg, is a real insider tip for nature and relaxation lovers. In the middle of the Boberger Niederung nature reserve, the lake offers a huge expanse of water to cool off on hot days and really beautiful surroundings, including a circular path around the lake for long walks and huge sunbathing lawns to simply relax and unwind.

There is a 16m long sandy beach, numerous side entrances and even toilets. There is no lifeguard on site.

How to get there and tips for your visit

Boberger See is easy to reach both by car and by public transport. The journey from Hamburg city center takes around 30 minutes. Parking spaces are available around 15 minutes' walk from the lake. If you are traveling by public transport, you can take the S21 to the Mittlerer Landweg stop and take a long, 40-minute walk to the lake. Alternatively, you can take bus 330 in the direction of Billstedt to Billwerder Kirche, from where it is a 15-minute walk to the lake.