Lakes and dams Biele Karpaty

The water reservoir Zelená voda is located in Western Slovakia, near Nové Mesto nad Váhom. Easy accessibility by car from the D1 highway, as well as on foot or by bicycle, makes this lake a popular destination, especially in summer. People come here to swim, relax, fish, or engage in sports.

Lake Zelená voda was created by gravel dredging and was named after its typically green water. By the way, the water is safe and regularly checked by hygiene officials. Good accessibility from the shore and a gradual entry into the water will be appreciated especially by families with children. You can enjoy your summer holiday here without worries.

Zelená voda is an ideal place for water sports. You can fully enjoy boating, windsurfing, or swimming here. A paddle boat rental service is also in operation. If you get enough of the water, you can play beach volleyball, tennis, soccer, or mini-golf. Within the area of the Zelená voda recreational resort, you will also find sanitary facilities, showers, and changing rooms.

Local snack bars and restaurants offer a variety of dishes, and little sweet tooths will surely appreciate the ice cream. Do not miss one of the events held during the peak season. In summer, you will experience plenty of fun here at a festival or concert. The goulash cooking competition is also popular. Lake Zelená voda is also sought after by fishermen. Since the water surface area covers 1.1 km², every fisherman is sure to find a quiet and peaceful spot in the shade of the trees, away from the noise of tourists.

If you decide to go on holiday to this region, we recommend visiting the surrounding attractions and sights as well. Do not miss the nearby castles Beckov and Čachtice. Further trip tips around Nové Mesto nad Váhom can be found on our portal.

Find suitable accommodation near the Zelená voda water reservoir. There is a campsite as well as popular cottages or mobile homes. For more demanding guests, apartments and guesthouses are available. Do not hesitate and book your holiday with us today.

Vodná nádrž Dubník lies near the town of Stará Turá, located about 2 km away from it. It was created on the Kostelník stream and consists of as many as two reservoirs, Dubník I and Dubník II, also known as old and new Dubník, which are separated by about 700 m.

The lower-lying one is Dubník I, which also features a small island. The beginning of the dam's construction dates back to 1953. In addition to the reservoir, the Klubový dom house, access roads, and a parking lot were built. Its commissioning took place on May 9, 1954. Exactly one year later, Klubový dom was opened; this former boathouse no longer exists today, with only concrete foundations remaining. Originally, only a pond dam was constructed here, but later the project was changed, and the dam was subsequently built up to its current level, reaching full completion only in 1964. The crest of the dam is 126 m long and 6 m wide, with an asphalt road running along it. Dubník I covers an area of 18 ha and reaches a maximum depth of 6.67 m.

Vodná nádrž Dubník I has been a popular summer recreation area for years, which is why a beach and necessary services were established here. During the summer, not only swimming is popular, but also other water sports, with paddleboat and boat rental offering its services as well. Locals would rather recommend Dubník II for swimming, where the water is said to be cleaner, although access to the water is more demanding. In both reservoirs, swimming is at your own risk.

Anglers will also find plenty to enjoy. Not only can they engage in regular fishing here, but fishing competitions are also held regularly. Every year in July, the weekend motorcycle and music festival Tanec Slnka is organized. And not to forget about sports enthusiasts, we will also mention the popular Staroturanský triatlon at the end of August. Refreshment stalls, restaurants, various sports fields, and a playground for the little ones are available near Dubník I.

If swimming and sunbathing are not for you, you can take a walk around the old Dubník or cover this route by bicycle. For train lovers, we recommend visiting Stará Turá, where the Železničné múzeum museum is on offer. The forests around the town will breathe the history of the Slovenské národné povstanie (Slovak National Uprising) on you. Here you will come across a reconstructed partisan hospital and several bunkers. The more active ones might be tempted by a hike to the peak of Veľká Javorina on the Czech-Slovak border. With children, you can visit Minifarma Lubina. During your stay in this area, we also recommend visiting the legendary Čachtický hrad.

The closest accommodation near Vodná nádrž Dubník is provided by cottages in Stará Turá. Remember that this area is popular, and therefore options run out quickly. If you happen to miss out on accommodation in Stará Turá, you can also try your luck in nearby Stará Myjava, where you will likewise find pleasant cottages, chalets, or private stays. If you have decided to spend your summer holiday in Slovakia and near the water, Vodná nádrž Dubník is an excellent choice; check out the accommodation offer today.

Jazero Horná Streda lies near the village of Horná Streda in the Považie region. The clean and clear water in the lake attracts people from the wide surroundings. You can enjoy boating, swimming, or lounging on the shores of the lake here. Hot summer days are made for a trip to the Horná Streda water body.

The lake was created during gravel extraction that took place here in the past. It is located on the vážsky kanál, where you can also find other smaller lakes. Horná Streda is the most popular one, however. A sandy beach with a gradual approach to the water was also built here. Swimming is at your own risk, so do not look for a lifeguard here.

Children will certainly appreciate the playground and snack stands with popsicles. Jazero Horná Streda is an ideal place for families with children. In summer, music lovers will also find something to their liking. Music festivals are held here from time to time, after all.

You can conveniently get to Jazero Horná Streda by car from the main road just a short distance past the Letisko Piešťany airport. If you like cycling, take advantage of the cycling trail that runs along the vážsky kanál. The Považská cyklomagistrála (or Vážska cyklomagistrála) was built to connect Piešťany and Nové Mesto nad Váhom. You can thus get to the lake from both directions via this cycling route.

If you decide to spend your vacation near Jazero Horná Streda, take advantage of our portal's services. We offer quality accommodation in Horná Streda as well as accommodation in Piešťany. Also check out other attractions in Považie and discover the beauties of this region. Our accommodation providers are already looking forward to your visit.

The Kunov city district of Senica hides a true gem for vacationers to spend their leisure time. It is the Kunovská priehrada reservoir, whose water is suitable for swimming, water sports, and fishing. It is located on the foothills of the Biele Karpaty mountains, which is why the location is also sought after by tourists. However, most often you will meet families with children, groups of friends, or seniors around the reservoir, who head here for active and passive relaxation.

The total area of Kunovská priehrada is 65 ha, so it is not among the smallest. Its depth reaches 2 to 8.5 m. The surroundings are grass-covered and offer an ideal space for, for example, a family picnic. Even if you do not want to go into the water, take at least a book and read it just like that, lying on a blanket. It is the magical power of nature that will recharge your internal batteries.

You can reach Kunovská priehrada from the city very comfortably by bicycle or roller skates. A path set in beautiful nature, leading along the Teplica stream, will serve you for this purpose. Access is also possible on foot or by car, of course, and you do not have to worry about a parking space at all. 300 parking spaces are available to you all year round. When you get to it, you will find yourself in a truly spacious and equipped recreational area.

Changing rooms, social facilities, and, during the summer season, refreshments are waiting for you here. Given that you can also perform various water sports on the reservoir, you will find a boathouse here, where you can also rent a boat or a pedal boat directly. Active individuals will appreciate the volleyball and tennis court, minigolf, Russian skittles, or giant chess. The little ones were also kept in mind; the playground offers sandboxes, swings, and climbing frames.

From the activities in the vicinity, we recommend a walk along the Náučný chodník Senica – Kunovská priehrada (Senica – Kunovská priehrada Educational Trail), which has a total length of 5 km. It will take you approximately 90 minutes, and from the built-in information boards, you will learn interesting facts about preserved original habitats, fauna, flora, and nature conservation. There are several benches on the route where you can rest. In order for you to be able to complete all this and also visit other attractions in Senica and its surroundings, book accommodation near Kunovská priehrada, for example, directly from some of the accommodation Senica page. Do not forget to take your family or friends too; you will experience much more fun and adventures that way.

The Vodná nádrž Nosice water reservoir extends over an area of nearly 6 kilometers in the Trenčiansky kraj between the towns of Púchov and Považská Bystrica. It is also part of the Vážska kaskáda, a set of dams built on the Váh river, such as Liptovská Mara, the Bešeňová water reservoir, or Sĺňava. The Nosice reservoir is also known by many under the name Priehrada mládeže. This water body abounds with a beautiful natural surroundings and scenery that is enjoyed not only by local residents.

The Vodná nádrž Nosice water reservoir is the oldest dam on the Váh. Its construction began as early as 1949. The hydroelectric power plant, which is part of the dam wall, was built somewhat later, in 1957. Like other reservoirs on the Váh, it serves primarily to balance the water flow in the longest Slovak river and also to prevent floods in surrounding towns and villages.

The Nosice water body does not have a recreational center and is not all that well known. Nevertheless, people like to use it, for example, for boating, windsurfing, and in some places even for swimming. Cyclists, in turn, like to ride their bikes along the reservoir and admire the views of the surrounding hills of the Javorníky mountain range. The interesting S-shape makes the Nosice reservoir a popular trip not only for cyclists but also for lovers of long walks.

During the excavation of the Vodná nádrž Nosice near the village of Nimnica, water that was salty and fizzy was accidentally discovered. Upon examination, it was found to be a rare mineral spring with healing effects, and thus the youngest Slovak spa of the same name, Nimnica, was also established. You can find the spa on the southern side of the reservoir near the dam wall and the Nosice power plant.

Cyprinid fish thrive very well in the Vodná nádrž Nosice water reservoir. Fishermen can catch pike-perch, bream, eels, carp, and pike here. The fishing ground is designated as the Pod Dubovcom ground and extends from the Orlové city part of Považská Bystrica all the way to the Upohlav part of the village of Udiča. The quiet environment and magnificent surrounding nature make this reservoir an ideal place for a good fishing trip.

Have you decided to take a trip or holiday to this location? We offer you accommodation near the Vodná nádrž Nosice water reservoir, accommodation in Púchov, or accommodation in Považská Bystrica on our portal. You will also find other interesting tips for trips in the surroundings of Púchov with us. Do not hesitate and book your cottage, chalet, or apartment today and enjoy your holiday by the water.

The water reservoirs Dolná Studená Voda and Horná Studená Voda are located in the cadastral area of the village of Borský Svätý Jur in the Senica district. Both were built in 1963 on a site where sand mining pits had previously been excavated in wet meadows. The reservoirs were intended primarily to serve as water storage for agricultural irrigation. In later years, they also began to be used for fish farming and recreational purposes. The upper and lower reservoirs are connected by a reduced canal with a length of 370 m.

The lower reservoir covers an area of 15.75 ha and its average depth is 1.07 m. Until 1992, the reservoirs had the status of a breeding pond and were regularly drained during fish harvesting—the lower reservoir every second year. Even today, both reservoirs are a popular spot for anglers, while the upper reservoir is used by vacationers for swimming and water sports, albeit at their own risk. Numerous waterfowl nest in the area, including rare species on occasion. Near the reservoirs, a campsite, dining options, and sports equipment rental are available.

An international cycling route runs alongside the reservoirs, connecting to both Czech and Austrian cycle paths. The surroundings of the lakes consist of pine forests suitable for a walk. An interesting and educational hike awaits you if you choose the educational trail Gazárka – Lásek near the town of Šaštín - Stráže. You should also not miss the unique "Slovak desert" Šranecké piesky.

If you plan to stay near Dolná Studená voda, we recommend starting your search for accommodation in Borský Svätý Jur, where you can book a room in a guesthouse, for example. You will also encounter this type of accommodation in Moravský Svätý Ján. The widest selection of accommodation is provided by the town of Šaštín - Stráže, where you will find not only guesthouses and apartments, but also chalets providing perfect privacy. If you are considering where to spend your holiday in Slovakia, this location is certainly an excellent option, so do not wait to search for your accommodation.