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· Neusiedlersee
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Drescher Line (Leuchtturm)Photo: Drescher Line, Kristina Drescher
Enjoy a ride through the natural paradise of Lake Neusiedl
Should the way of your bicycle tour be too far, just combine muscle power with water power. With the bicycle ferries around Lake Neusiedl you can take a short break, let the wind blow around your ears during a crossing and enjoy the breathtaking nature from the water.
From Mörbisch to Illmitz, the bicycle ferry takes you from the west to the east shore of the lake in 20 minutes, and of course back, from where you can continue your bike tour.
Under the motto "Always the right boat, at the right time in the right place" we have been trying to meet the needs of our guests for three generations. The excursion offers range from regularly scheduled cruises on Lake Neusiedl to exclusive "floating restaurants", suitable for one as well as for 700 guests.
On our website you will find all information about our scheduled and round trips on Lake Neusiedl. If you are interested in our special cruises, group programs and ports, please feel free to contact us.
INFORMATION
- Additional ferry times can be seen in the shipping office
- departure point in Illmitz: Seebad - company Gangl
- Trip duration: approx. 20 minutes per crossing
- Minimum number of participants: 4 persons per crossing
TIP
ALL bikes, e-bikes, bike trailers are transported FREE OF CHARGE!
Opening times
You can find the latest ferry schedule on www.neusiedlersee.com or in one of the tourist offices.
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bike ferry "Drescher Line"
7072 Mörbisch am See
+43 2685 8820 https://drescher-touristik.at/ E-mail: drescher.line@drescher.at
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