Another highlight in the Salzburg area is the Königsee lake in the Berchtesgaden National Park in Bavaria. A boat trip on the emerald green water amidst the steep rock faces is a memorable experience.
The 8-km-long Königssee with its crystal-clear water is located near the town of Salzburg in the Berchtesgaden district of Bavaria and is a popular destination for families, couples and outdoor enthusiasts. During the trip on the electric passenger boat, you glide silently and in an environmentally friendly way along the east face of the Watzmann mountain towards the famous pilgrimage church of St. Bartholomä, which can be seen from afar with its striking red onion domes.

The stops and highlights
The boat trip to the peninsula of St. Bartholomä takes about 35 minutes. It concludes at Salet another 20 minutes away. In St. Bartholomä, a visit to the historic pilgrimage church and a walk along the shore are a must. The shady beer garden of the St. Bartholomä restaurant, the former hunting lodge of the Bavarian royal family, is ideal for refreshments. From Salet, it is a fifteen-minute walk to the Obersee lake, in which you can observe a reflection of the Hagen Mountain Range. At the head of the valley is the Röthbach waterfall, with a drop of over 450 metres, Germany's highest waterfall.