Why is Lago di Caldaro so warm?
This article explores the reasons behind the unusually warm temperatures of Lago di Caldaro. Understanding this phenomenon is important for both locals and visitors alike.
Prior to delving into our article, we want to present our delightful vacation apartments located in the center of South Tyrol.
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Why is Lago di Caldaro so warm?
The reason Lago di Caldaro is so warm is due to its maximum depth of 5.6 meters and its water temperature in the summer, which can reach up to 28°C, making it the warmest bathing lake in the Alpine region.
This lake, located at an elevation of 216 meters, is situated 4 kilometers north of the village center of Tramin and 4 kilometers south of the center of the town of Caldaro on the South Tyrolean Wine Road.
The lake covers an area of approximately 9 hectares, and its flat basin is part of an ancient abandoned riverbed of the Etsch river.
Lago di Caldaro offers a tranquil place for visitors to enjoy the stunning views and warm waters.
Klughammer, a sunny spot, sits directly on the northern shore of the lake, while the southern end is rich with diverse wildlife, providing a habitat or a stopover for over 100 bird species on their way south.
Explore the reasons behind Lago di Caldaros warm temperatures
Trentino-Alto Adige is a region with a rich history shaped by majestic mountains, centuries-old culture, and a wonderful climate.
The warm South Tyrolean lifestyle blends harmoniously with the Italian way of life in this unique region.
The area boasts beautiful and diverse lakes that offer unforgettable experiences.
One way to explore the region is by walking around the ten largest lakes, which provide precious moments.
Participating in the Iron Lake Challenge Trentino-South Tyrol can lead to receiving a special collectors medal.
With over 110 kilometers of stunning shoreline, the region promises culinary highlights and breathtaking landscapes.
The proceeds from the Iron Lake Challenge are used for global forest reforestation efforts.
Please refer to the map below to view the strategic location of our hotel, perfect for a South Tyrol vacation.
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