Ostesee, Neuhaus
Ostesee is a lake in north Germany in the district of Neuhaus in Lower Saxony, accessible from Hamburg. Since 2011, the lake offers the option of wake-boarding to the fans of this sport, with a really great variety of obstacles.
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Port Hacking River is very popular among water-sports fans. The estuary and bays are used for many recreational activities such as surfing, wake-boarding, water skiing and scuba diving. Amber Wing, one of the best female wake-board riders in the world, wake-boards on Port Hacking River. The area is suitable for all skill and experience levels.
Water temperature is up to 21°C/69.8°F in summer and early autumn months and between 14-18°C/57.2-64.4°F in winter. If you are an experienced wake-boarder and you want some time on the water for slips and slides, then Port Hacking River is the ideal location.
You can enjoy wake-boarding by the shorelines, admiring at the same time the breathtaking views of the relatively pristine area at the south side of Port Hacking River. Last but not least, there are nearby schools and shops, in case you need an expert to guide you or rent equipment.
Ostesee is a lake in north Germany in the district of Neuhaus in Lower Saxony, accessible from Hamburg. Since 2011, the lake offers the option of wake-boarding to the fans of this sport, with a really great variety of obstacles.
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