Canoe trips in Saxony-Anhalt

Demanding day route from the Handel city of Halle to the ancestral castle of the Saxon princely and royal house.

Between vineyards and picturesque landscape, they cruise leisurely from Bad Kösen to Naumburg. In Naumburger Blütengrund, the Unstrut flows into the Saale, the river becomes wider and takes you further to Weißenfels.

Day route from the cathedral city of Merseburg to the Händel city Halle.

The Unstrut is a leisurely hiking river suitable for beginners and families. The river is navigable from Straußfurt, and from Artern no more portaging at weirs is necessary, as locks are available. The Unstrut flows into the Saale in Naumburg and forms a pillar of the canoeing area in southern Saxony-Anhalt.

From Weißenfels to the salt springs and the longest continuous graduation tower in Bad Dürrenberg

The Elbe covers a total of 1,091 kilometers from its source in the Czech Giant Mountains to its mouth in the North Sea. Geographically, the Elbe is divided into three sections – Upper, Middle, and Lower Elbe. The so-called Middle Elbe, a meandering lowland stream, shapes the northeastern area of the Leipzig region.

From the salt city to the 1000-year-old cathedral and university city.

Scenic paddling route through the northernmost wine-growing region of Germany from Camburg to the cathedral city of Naumburg. Muschelkalk cliffs accompany you on this stage to the vineyards along the Saale. Between Kaatschen and Großheringen, nature is particularly beautiful, and kingfisher colonies find their place here. Saaleck Castle and Rudelsburg majestically throne on their cliffs and frame this impressive backdrop.

On the way in the breakthrough valley of the lower Saale.

Along the Saale meadows past proud castles to Weißenfels - once proud residence city of the Wettins