5 Best Rowing Destinations In The World

Most of the young population in today's world is known to have interests in the flashy western cultures, like parties and events involving alcohol consumption and loud music. But, if you're one among the minorities of which I'm a part too, who love spending time in the nature with quietude and scenic beauty, I have incredible things to show you. Let's talk about rowing calmly down some beautiful lakes and pretty, reticent rivers. Let me show you the best rowing places in the world.

Lake Lugano

Situated between Switzerland and Northern Italy, Lake Lugano features amazingly alluring views of the surrounding Alps mountains. As one rows down Lake Lugano, it is considerable to dock along the opposite coast of where they're staying and embrace the differences in culture.

Bellagio

Bellagio is located on a peninsula in Lombardy, offering unprecedented views of peaceful rural areas, rolling hills, colorful architecture, vibrant gardens and even snow capped Alps in some directions. Known for its spectacular sights, adventure and relaxation, Bellagio is the perfect spot for rowing in seclusion.

Maldives

If you’re looking for wonderful and heavenly rowing delights, the Maldives is the place to be in. The Maldive Islands are located in the Indian Ocean, comprising of 26 island atolls. The Maldives, with its tropical weather and spectacular beaches is home to some of the most beautiful stretches of coast in the world! Crystal clear beaches are ideal for hopping out and snorkeling during your row.

Lake Wheeler

Lake Wheeler serves as an alternative water supply in Raleigh, but even more than that, is an excellent waterway to row through. A beautiful and scenic lake that was constructed in 1956, Lake Wheeler covers 650 acres and is the primary choice of rowers with their brilliant rowing facilities and very agreeable weather. In addition, the surrounding areas feature six rowing clubs where you can retreat to for recreation or competitive rowing.

James River

The James River originates in the Appalachian Mountains, flows across the entire state of Virginia and serves as the state’s largest river. Known for hosting summer camps, weekend and nature getaways, and home to many family outing events, the James River is a great place to bring your kids and family as they provide numerous introductory courses for all ages, as well as numerous events and competitions throughout the year. In fact, Richmond was voted the number one river town in America by Outside Magazine in 2012.

A glittery escape from the bustle of the streets, from the stress of everyday life, rowing is the one solution to all your problems, whether you tag a friend along, or just set off to enjoy the waters in solitude.