Our Visit
Contributor Review – Charlize Pieper + Michael Jende (photos)
Local Expert. Visited 2023
We just had a delightful day at Feringasee Lake, a serene spot only 30 minutes from Munich by car. While it’s a bit further out than Pullinger Weiher, the scenic beauty and tranquility here are unparalleled, without a single overhead plane to disturb the peace. As we arrived at 2pm on a hot weekend, we noticed the car park was filling up fast. Learning the hard way, we advise turning left after paying for parking to find a smaller lot closer to the nudist area, saving a good 5-10 minute walk from the main parking. There was still plenty of space in the nude (FKK) area on the grass and in the water.
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Feringasee is quite expansive, with lots of trees offering ample shade – a real boon on a sunny day. The nudist area, mostly frequented by older folks during business hours, becomes a hub for younger crowds and families on weekends. The water here is incredibly clear and warm, perfect for a leisurely swim. And if you want a bite or a drink, there’s a quaint snack bar right in front of the nudist area, although we prefer to bring our own food for a picnic.
The atmosphere at Feringasee is relaxed and friendly, ideal for both nudist newbies and veterans. It’s a great place to socialize, as we found that the local regulars all seem to know one another, it is a welcoming place. The beach itself is well-maintained, with volleyball courts and a small restaurant playing music, adding to the leisurely feel. While it can get crowded, especially in the afternoon, the vastness of the area means you can always find a spot to lay your towel.
The nudist area of Feringasee is a part of a larger recreational space, complete with a beer garden, barbecue facilities, and even areas for children, making it a versatile destination for various interests and textiles. Parking costs 3 euros but is free after 6:00 p.m. The lake is not only a popular choice among Munich’s naturists but also a delightful escape from the city’s hustle. For those exploring nude places in Germany, Feringasee is a must-visit, offering a mix of natural beauty, a friendly nudist scene, and facilities that cater to a whole day of relaxation.
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Getting There
Feringasse Lake is located about 30mins outside of Munich and is easily accessible by car. Access by public transport is a little harder because you'll need to walk the last 20mins from the nearest S-Bahn station. On hot weekends, the car park tends to get busy quite early, so arriving early is advisable. A useful tip for visitors driving there: after paying for parking, turn left and head all the way down to find a smaller parking area, which is much closer to the nudist section. If you drive straight ahead instead, you'll end up at the main parking area, which is a good 5-10 minute walk from the nudist beach.
Directions by Car:
- From Central Munich:
- Drive north-east out of Munich city center.
- Follow the signs towards the Feringasee area.
- Upon reaching the vicinity of Feringasee, look for parking signs.
- Remember to turn left after paying for parking to access the smaller parking lot closer to the nudist area.
- From Munich Airport:
- Head south from the airport on the A92.
- Merge onto the A9 towards Munich.
- Follow the signs to Feringasee as you approach the city outskirts.
- Look for parking options as above.
Directions by Public Transport:
- From Central Munich:
- Take a city train (S-Bahn) or bus towards the Feringasee area.
- You might need to change lines depending on the service available.
- Once you arrive at the nearest station or bus stop to Feringasee, you can either walk to the beach or take a short taxi ride.
- From Munich Airport:
- Utilize the S-Bahn or bus services available at the airport to travel towards Munich city center.
- Change to a line that goes towards the Feringasee area.
- Complete your journey as above.
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