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Lake Balaton ~ Hungary


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Location Guide ~ Lake Balaton in Hungary

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AustriaLake Balaton is a little over 100km south east of Budapest. It is the largest lake in Central Europe. Since Hungary is landlocked, Lake Balaton is sometimes called the "Hungarian Sea".
Lake Balaton ~ Sometimes called the Hungarian Sea

The average water temperature during the summer is 25° C, which makes bathing and swimming very enjoyable. Other tourist attractions include sailing, fishing and other water sports as well as visiting the countryside and hills; wineries on the north coast and night life on the south.

Although the peak season at the lake is summer, it is also worth visiting the huge lake in winter, when you can go fishing in the ice-holes, or if the ice is thick enough, skate, sledge or ice-sail. Lake Balaton is primarily a summer holiday destination, but the people who came to laze on the beach often overlook the fact that some excellent winegrowing country surrounds them. Four wine producing regions share the shores of the lake,

Balatonfelvidek (the Balaton uplands), Balatonfured-Csopak, Badacsony on the hilly north shore and Balatonboglar to the flatter south. The tabletop volcano of Badacsony offers a number of delicious white wines to go with the spectacular views of Lake Balaton. In the area near Balatonboglar is a large wine region on the southern shores of Lake Balaton. Some very good wines are grown here. The Legli Winery welcomes visitors for sampling. There is also an official wine route that makes it easy to try the wines of a number of different wine growers in a single day.

Hungary is afloat on a rich reservoir of thermal water that breaks the surface through thousands of springs, and the Balaton region has more than its fair share of them. As well as enjoying a warming soak, you can also take advantage of a wide range of health and beauty treatments - from massages and mudpacks to physiotherapy and dental work. Put yourself in the hands of the qualified experts, and allow them to soothe your body and mind.



The thermal centres at Kehidakustany and Zalakaros are open whatever the season, and are suitable for the whole family. Parents can indulge in treatments while the kids splash about in the 'fun bath'. Zalakaros is recommended for the relief of arthritis thanks to a combination of medicinal baths and generations of expertise.

Balatonfüred-Csopak lies on the north eastern shore of the lake and includes the beautiful Tihany peninsula. Thatched roof cottages line the narrow lanes of the old hill-top village, first established in 1055 as a burial-place for the royal family and famous for its Benedictine Monastery, the foundation documents of which contained the first written record of the Hungarian language. The peninsula also provides excellent views of the surrounding lake.

Lake Balaton has a surface area of 592 km2 and it extends for 77 km along the southern foothills of the Bakony Mountains of Hungary. The Zala River provides the largest inflow of water to the lake, and the canalised Sió is the only outflow.