Holiday park EuroParcs Pressegger See

EuroParcs Pressegger See is located in the beautiful state of Carinthia and close to the Pressegger See. From this unique location on the lake you can easily cross the Italian and Slovenian borders. All year round, you can enjoy countless sports activities in the mountains close by, but you could also enjoy a relaxing day at the water of the Pressegger See or in the wellness center of the EuroParcs Hermagor · Nassfeld, which is only 4 km away. This holiday park is the perfect place to stay for the ultimate Austrian nature experience.

+Card Holiday

If you stay at EuroParcs Pressegger See holiday park between May and November, you will receive the ''+Card Holiday'' upon arrival. With this card, you will receive endless benefits, such as free bus transport, discounts on sports activities or access to the Pressegger See beach. In addition, EuroParcs is an official sponsor of the Austrian Ski Association. Read more here. Read more here.

Mountains and sea

The surroundings of EuroParcs Pressegger See are perfect for beautiful hiking trails of different levels, so that you can also walk with the family. Stroll through the beautiful mountains, extensive forests and along the blue water of the Pressegger See. On the warm, Mediterranean days you can enjoy the sun on the large beach of the Pressegger See or take a dip in the warm water. Water sports enthusiasts will also get their money's worth in this wetland region.

Picturesque villages and towns

Skip nature for a day and enjoy some culture in the nearby Carinthian villages and towns. Villach is just a half hour's drive away from the park. It's a bustling city in Carinthia where tradition and modern life meet. The historic center is characterized by pastel-colored buildings and an elongated Hauptplatz with cozy terraces. From the park it is also an hour's drive to Klagenfurt, the capital of Carinthia, which is also located on the warmest and largest alpine lake in Europe: the Wörthersee. There is a lot of culture to discover here with picturesque streets and palaces from the 16th century.