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A canyoning trip in the Alps, fast acrobatics while riding a kite, bungee jumping from a marina: we recommend experiences that promise joy and fun.
Kitesurfing is one of the many options for having opportunities and overcoming sports challenges in Germany as a travel destination: mining in wild rivers, canyoning or ziplining in the mountains, via ferratas and high ropes open up many possibilities . For great experiences you don’t need to be an expert or have a lot of practice – just have a sense of fun and have fun.
You are weightless when kitesurfing
Sassnitz: Walking along the Baltic Sea coast in front of Mukran
©TMV (Timo Roth)
A combination of skiing, surfing and windsurfing – this is how insiders describe the appeal of kitesurfing, one of the most popular water sports at the moment: You can see kitesurfers jumping all over the beaches in Schleswig-Holstein, on the coast. The lakes and beaches of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have their own character. Surf schools teach theory and practice – because the program starts with kitesurfing.
You will feel weightless from the first ride, and as you gain experience handling the natural forces of water and wind, you will be able to perform more and more tricks. Surfing spots for every taste and every level leave nothing to be desired – from the north of the island of Rügen with a standing area of 450 meters to the windy island by the wind of Hiddensee to Fehmarn and Sylt.
Adrenaline rushes in free fall
Hamburg: Dock cars at the container port on the Elbe
©DZT (Hans Peter Merten)
Rubber rope, helmet and harness – that’s all you need for one of the most adrenaline-pumping experiences: bungee jumping from bridges, towers or cliffs. The fact that jumping height in Germany is limited to 50 meters does not reduce the fun, for example when jumping over the course of the Olympic regatta in Munich – including diving if necessary.
In Hamburg you can combine a visit to the port by jumping from a crane: first climb the impressive industrial monument, then a wide view over the ships and port equipment, followed by a free fall. If you want to start small, book House Running, where you run around the house like Spiderman – also secured with a rope.
Slide into the canyon
Sonthofen: Canyoning in the Starzlachklamm
©Adobe Stock (Bruno Mader)
However, if you choose to conquer the canyon, canyoning is the right choice, where you cross wild rocks in a group: with flowing streams, waterfalls and caves.
With a wetsuit, helmet and safety harness, you can go abseiling, climbing, jumping, skiing or diving. Several slopes in the south of Germany have been approved for this, including Kiefersfelden, Bad Reichenhall or Berchtesgaden as well as the Allgäu, for example the Starzlachklamm with a spectacular slide at the end that will make your heart beat in your throat .
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