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Water Sports

Stand Up Paddle on the Lake of St. Moritz
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Water has been shaping the mountain world of Graubünden for thousands of years. This has created a wide range of opportunities for water sports enthusiasts: from sailing in the Upper Engadine to canyoning in the Viamala Gorge.
River Rafting auf dem Rhein
River Rafting

Rafting lets you experience the Rhine Gorge by passing screes and eroded cliffs. Also, the Inn has unparalleled canyons that make a tour of the Engadine high valley unforgettable.
Stand Up Paddling in the Upper Engadine
Stand-Up Paddleboarding

Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) is easy to learn. We’ll show you the most important points on equipment, technique and handling, as well as some particularly beautiful lakes.
Segler auf dem Silvaplanersee (© Engadin und St. Moritz Tourismus, Filip Zuan)
Sailing

The Upper Engadine lake landscape is particularly suitable for sailing. But water sports enthusiasts can also glide across the turquoise waters of the lakes in Davos and Lenzerheide.
Kitesurfer auf dem Silvaplanersee (Foto: © Schweiz Tourismus, Fabian Gattlen, Quelle: swiss-image.ch)
Surfing

Surf in the surfing mecca of Switzerland. On the Silvaplaner and Heidsee lakes, providers are on hand to help you with various courses and the best equipment.
Canyoning in der Viamala-Schlucht
Canyoning

Participants explore the wild side and hidden natural treasures of the Alps with rope, harness, helmet and wetsuit. For those who enjoy the water, a canyon tour in Graubünden is compulsory.