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Almkanal
Salzburg, Austria

The little Almkanal wave offers a unique surfing experience in a picturesque environment and is very popular due to its unusual current conditions and specific challenges. The Almkanal wave is a very narrow but fun wave.

The Riverwave
Ebensee, Austria

The river wave blends harmoniously into the natural surroundings of the Traun River, nestled in an idyllic landscape with mountains, forests, and lakes, providing surfers with a unique nature experience.

Stvanice Wave
Prague, Czech Republic

The Stvanice Wave, situated on the Vltava River in Prague, is an artifical river wave created by a submerged concrete block system. This unique and challenging wave offering an exciting surf experience in the middle of the city.

Annecy Wave
Annecy, France

An innovative surf wave was developed using the natural river wave in the center of Annecy. This wave operates without the need for any external power source and although it is small, it provides a pleasant surfing experience. However, access to this wave is exclusive to members only.

Base-Natur´o
Épinal, France

Located in the eastern part of France, Base-Natur’o in Epinal is a water sports area where a river wave has been implemented in a canoe-kayak channel, providing perfect conditions for a successful surfing session.

Blackforestwave
Pforzheim, Germany

The Blackforestwave was built with consideration of sustainable principles. The wave was constructed using natural materials such as wood and stone, thus harmoniously integrating into the surrounding nature.

Dianabadschwelle E2
Munich, Germany

The E2 is also located in the English Garden and is only a few hundred meters away from the Eisbach wave E1. However, unlike its famous sister, it is considerably weaker and much less well-known.

Eisbachwelle E1
Munich, Germany

The Eisbach wave E1 is one of the first artificial surf waves worldwide and creates a challenging surfing wave in the midst of a city through a unique combination of natural surroundings and urban ambiance.

Floßlände
Munich, Germany

The Floßlände offers a thoughtful blend of nature and technology to create a consistent wave. It is one of the few artificial waves that is also suitable for total beginners. The wave is located in the Isar River, just outside the city center.

Fuchlochwelle
Nuernberg, Germany

The Fuchslochwelle is one of the most innovative Rapid Wave projects and represents the first semi-natural wave in Germany. The wave is located directly on the cycle path of the Pegnitz riverside and is therefore easily accessible by bicycle.

Leinewelle
Hannover, Germany

Urban river wave in the middle of Hanover. The wave is generated by a special hydraulic system that operates independently of the river current and produces a constant wave. This makes surfing possible all year round.

Cunovo Wave
Bratislava, Slovakia

Known for its long duration, high speed, and consistent shape, the wave in Cunovo offers surfers a challenging and thrilling experience. The wave is located approximately 15 minutes outside of Bratislava.