Bored of Lake Balaton? Lake Tisza awaits visitors with exciting new programmes!
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If you are tired of visiting Lake Balaton every year, we have great news for you! Lake Tisza, Hungary’s largest artificial lake, offers many exciting activities and breathtaking scenery. The area’s eco-centres invite visitors on a fun adventure to learn about and observe the wonderful wildlife of the lake.
Lake Tisza
Lake Tisza, Hungary’s largest artificial lake, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Created in the 1970s as a flood control measure, it has since evolved into a vibrant eco-tourism destination. Encompassing 127 square kilometres, the lake is dotted with islands, wetlands and a rich diversity of flora and fauna, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Its tranquil waters are ideal for kayaking, boating, and fishing, while the surrounding areas provide ample opportunities for cycling and hiking.
Lake Tisza Ecocentre
As Turizmus.com writes, visitors of Lake Tisza are invited to revel in the silky waters and myriad unforgettable experiences that bring them closer to nature. Upon arrival, windswept floodplain forests, gently lapping waters and swaying reeds greet you, offering tranquillity and setting the stage for an unforgettable holiday. Begin your adventure at one of the lake’s two eco-centres, such as the Lake Tisza Ecocentre in Poroszló, which features Europe’s largest freshwater aquarium system.
This aquarium houses thirty native fish species, revealed through an underwater tunnel at a depth of five metres. An interactive exhibition, 3D cinema and map walkthrough enhance your understanding of the lake-turned-reservoir. From the viewing platform, the shimmering water mirror greets you as a familiar and awe-inspiring sight. The building also houses otters, amphibians and a giant tortoise, while the leisure park showcases various birds and animals. Cool off at the Tutajos pond and water playground, or embark on a boat trip or GPS boat tour, choosing from 12 different routes.
