Lakes of Slovakia – slovakia.com
In Slovakia, a country so rich in nature, lakes, dams and reservoirs are offering themselves for recreational purposes, often in close proximity to the city but in a beautiful natural setting. The water is clean and tested every year.
Zemplínska Šírava – slovakia.com
Well-known holiday resort of the biggest man-made lake in Slovakia provides exceptional conditions for water sports, fishing and hiking. Seven resort villages around Zemplinska Sirava include plenty of hotels, food stalls, restaurants, camping sites, guesthouses and cottages, all providing a good standard of accommodation.
Liptovská Mara – the Liptov Sea – slovakia.com
Liptovska Mara dam is a sought-after tourist destination under the Tatra peaks. This is the place to spend summer in Liptov!
Lakes Turzov – slovakia.com
To experience a peaceful rest on the shores of a romantic lake, which is surrounded by beautiful coniferous forests, means visiting the Turzovské lakes. The best reference for a visit are the inhabitants of Gelnica, for whom the lakes are a sought-after recreational place.
Oravská priehrada (Orava Dam) – slovakia.com
As one of the largest water reservoirs in Slovakia, it is the most visited Orava’s tourist destination in the summer. Orava dam is dotted with resorts (Slanicka osada, Pristav, Stara hora, …), hotels, guesthouses and restaurants.
Domaša – slovakia.com
Domaša. 252. The scenery of Domasa dam is marvellous – greeny bays, rich woods and flowering meadows. Its green-blue water is clear and has a self-cleaning ability. Water reservoir Domasa is located in a scenic hilly region, in the district of Vranov nad Toplou, eastern Slovakia.
Zlaté piesky (Golden Sands) – slovakia.com
A perfect mid-size natural lake only 7 km northeast of the capital’s old town. The water area stretches 400 metres, the grassy shore offers an ideal surface for many summer sport activities.
High Tatras – slovakia.com
When we say High Tatras, we mean majestic peaks touching to the sky, dark turquoise mountain lakes of glacier origin, waterfalls, unique plants, rare animals like chamois (mountain goat) or marmot, exceptionally clean air and environment great for healing respiratory conditions.
National Parks – slovakia.com
National Parks. In Mala Fatra we will find the most beauty Slovakia has to offer – mountain ridges, meadows and forests, full of rare plants and animals, clean streams and rivers, gurgling waterfalls of narrow gorges and endless adventures in a small area. 5399 likes.
Kuchajda Lake – slovakia.com
The lake is situated near railway station of Bratislava – Nove Mesto and shopping centre Polus City Center. Various fantastic slides, seesaws and swings are available for children. You can play volleyball, basketball, boat and borrow water bicycles.