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The Samaranger Lake and Fernstein Lake are located at an altitude of almost 950 meters. Both are privately owned, are fed by underground springs and are embedded in the beautiful Tyrolean mountains: the water temperatures are below 10°C even in summer. There is a small island in Fernsteinsee. Lake Samaranger The water is crystal clear and visibility can be up to 30 meters. The enchanting underwater landscape is characterized by branches and trees covered in bright green slimy algae. One of the …
The Samaranger Lake and Fernstein Lake are located at an altitude of almost 950 meters. Both are privately owned, are fed by underground springs and are embedded in the beautiful Tyrolean mountains: the water temperatures are below 10°C even in summer. There is a small island in Fernsteinsee. Lake Samaranger The water is crystal clear and visibility can be up to 30 meters. The enchanting underwater landscape is characterized by branches and trees covered in bright green slimy algae. One of the top 100 diving destinations worldwide. When diving, it is important to ensure perfect buoyancy control and not touch the surface, as swirled sediment can settle on the sensitive underwater flora. As a result, these plants receive too little UV radiation and die. Due to the extreme cold of the water, it takes decades before the plants can regenerate and grow back.
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