From primeval crabs to wading birds and salt plants - experience one of Europe's rarest habitats with us!

In the far east of Austria you can find a very special habitat for Central Europe: the salt lakes. Here in the soda water live for example primeval crabs, which exist in their kind already since the time of the dinosaurs and which serve today as important food for birds such as the avocet. Plants that are also found on seashores grow along the salty edges of the lakes. And the constant change between wetness and dryness constantly creates new small habitats. But these extraordinary areas are severely threatened: of once 140 lakes, only 45 remain today.

Price per person adult € 20,00, children € 10,00

Registration by 4 p.m. the day before at the latest. Booking online at: http://www.nationalparkneusiedlersee.at

Equipment: own bike, sturdy shoes, clothing suitable for the weather (sun, rain and wind protection), drinking bottle. The tour will take place in any weather. We reserve the right to flexibly design the content of the tour and adapt it to the weather conditions.

Meeting point: National Park Center Illmitz

From here you go by bike to the sub-area of the national park. Own bike is mandatory, but can be rented at regional bike rentals for a small fee.