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O2 SurfTown Munich surf park in Hallbergmoos, Bavaria, Germany

O2 SurfTown Munich

Hallbergmoos, Bavaria, Germany
Last updated September 12, 2026
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STATUS
Open
WAVE TYPE
Surf Lagoon
ACCESS
Public
WAVE TECH
Endless Surf
SKILL RANGE
Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced
FROM
From EUR 95
Every A-Frame level from €95; 60-minute session with 55 in the water. Point Break sessions €159. Beginner to Progressive include wetsuit and softboard. Read 11 Oct 2026.

O2 SurfTown Munich is open and sells sessions to the public. Sessions start from EUR 95 for 55 minutes. It runs Endless Surf in Hallbergmoos, Bavaria, Germany.

Verified September 2026

THE VERDICT

A well-built, well-programmed wave pool with a full ladder from first lesson to air training, for surfers who can absorb the travel time and €95-a-session cost.

OVERVIEW

O2 SURFTOWN MUC is an Endless Surf wave pool in Hallbergmoos, north of Munich and right by Munich Airport, which opened in 2024. It runs seven surf levels from Beginner to Pro, plus kids' sessions, with intermediate and above bookable as A-Frame or Pointbreak sessions, and a restaurant, the Lookout, overlooking the pool.

THE WAVE

Software drives 34 pneumatic wave chambers to shape each wave. From Intermediate up, sessions are bookable in two modes: A-Frame, where the wave peaks and peels both ways, and Pointbreak, which runs the wave the full length of the pool beside the generator for rides of up to 18 seconds. Levels climb from First-Timer and Rookie lessons through Progressive, Intermediate (cutbacks and turns), Advanced (fast, powerful walls), Expert (vertical surfing and tubes) to Pro, built for air training. Each session is 60 minutes with 55 in the water, and the park promises at least twelve chances at a ride. Groups are capped at 14 surfers per zone, 13 at Expert and Pro.

Shot from water level in the lagoon at Hallbergmoos.
Shot from water level in the lagoon at Hallbergmoos. · Photo: Matze Ried / o2 SURFTOWN MUC
Spectators packing the beach at O2 SURFTOWN MUC while a surfer rides the lagoon.
Spectators packing the beach at O2 SURFTOWN MUC while a surfer rides the lagoon. · Photo: Endless Surf
BEST FOR

Intermediates and above get the most here, particularly anyone who wants high-repetition practice on a peeling wave rather than a standing wave; Pointbreak is the draw for longer rides. Beginners are well looked after, with coached lessons from Beginner to Progressive that include a wetsuit and softboard. It also suits travelling surfers passing through Munich Airport.

PRICING

Sessions start at €95 at every level, from First-Timer lessons to Pro, and kids' sessions at €95. A 10-session package saves 10%. Every session includes an RFID band and day entry, changing rooms and showers, lockers and board racks, use of the outdoor areas including the hot tub, safety equipment and a briefing. Rental equipment (helmet, surfboard, Rip Curl wetsuit) is included depending on level: Beginner to Progressive lessons include a wetsuit and softboard. Beginner lessons run up to two hours in total with briefing, theory, warm-up and debrief. A membership is sold with benefits including 50% off surf rental. Read from surftown.de on 26 September 2026.

PLANNING

Book online at surftown.de, especially for weekends. Check whether you are booking A-Frame or Pointbreak from Intermediate up. If you are coming by car, there is parking on site; Munich Airport is about 4 miles away. The 14 Truma camper spaces cannot be reserved in advance.

WAVE INFO

Technology

Endless Surf

Wave Types

a-frameleftsrightsbeginner/whitewaterperformance/turnsbarrelsair section

Skill Levels

BeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
AMENITIES
—Lookout restaurant with pool views
—bar
—hot tub
—active area
—surf academy (lessons and coaching)
—surf shop
—surf rental (wetsuits, boards)
—photos and videos
—changing rooms, showers and lockers
—parking
—14 Truma camper spaces
—surfskate lessons
QUICK ANSWERS

How much does it cost to surf at O2 SurfTown Munich?

Sessions at O2 SurfTown Munich start from EUR 95 for 55 minutes. Sessions start at €95 at every level, from First-Timer lessons to Pro, and kids' sessions at €95. A 10-session package saves 10%. Every session includes an RFID band and day entry, changing rooms and showers, lockers and board racks, use of the outdoor areas including the hot tub, safety equipment and a briefing. Rental equipment (helmet, surfboard, Rip Curl wetsuit) is included depending on level: Beginner to Progressive lessons include a wetsuit and softboard. Beginner lessons run up to two hours in total with briefing, theory, warm-up and debrief. A membership is sold with benefits including 50% off surf rental. Read from surftown.de on 26 September 2026.

Is O2 SurfTown Munich open?

Yes, O2 SurfTown Munich is open.

When is the best time to visit O2 SurfTown Munich?

Open through the year, but its FAQ says beginner sessions (First-Timer, Rookie and Kids) and the Progressive lesson are not offered in the winter season, gives winter wave times of Wednesday to Friday 11am to 8pm and weekends 9am to 8pm, and warns that maintenance or long frosts can close it temporarily. Summer is the obvious choice for the outdoor areas and long evenings, while the shoulder seasons are quieter.

Can anyone surf at O2 SurfTown Munich?

Yes. Sessions are sold to the public.

Where is O2 SurfTown Munich?

O2 SurfTown Munich is in Hallbergmoos, Bavaria, Germany. The nearest airport is Munich Airport, about 10 minutes by car.

AT A GLANCE
From EUR 95
Adult, surf only · 55-min session · 60-minute session with 55 in the water. Beginner to Progressive include wetsuit and softboard.
Every A-Frame level from €95; 60-minute session with 55 in the water. Point Break sessions €159. Beginner to Progressive include wetsuit and softboard. Read 11 Oct 2026.
Open
LocationHallbergmoos, Bavaria, Germany
AccessPublic
Session55 minutes
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PLAN YOUR TRIP

Making the trip to O2 SurfTown Munich

Getting There

O2 SURFTOWN is in Hallbergmoos, in the north of Munich, close to Munich Airport (about 4 miles by road) and about 20 miles from Marienplatz. The operator says it is reachable by all means of transport, and there is on-site parking. Munich Airport is minutes away, which makes a session viable on a long layover.

  • Munich Airport (MUC): 4 miles, about 10 minutes

Where to Stay

On-site accommodation is 14 camper spaces on the car park, run with Truma, with power and a toilet, which cannot be reserved in advance. O2 SURFTOWN also lists the Soller Business Hotel, and there are airport hotels nearby.

On the car park · 14 spaces

Run with Truma: 14 camper spaces on the car park with power and a toilet, booked on site. Advance reservation is not possible.

Munich city centre

Hotel
About 20 miles by road

The right choice if the surf is one part of a Munich trip rather than the whole reason for it.

Soller Business Hotel

Hotel
Hallbergmoos

Listed by O2 SURFTOWN under places to stay.

While You Are There

Hallbergmoos is a business and logistics town between Munich and its airport, functional rather than scenic. The compensation is connectivity: it is an easy add-on to a Munich trip or a long layover rather than somewhere you build a holiday around.

The river wave that made Munich a surf city decades before anyone built a lagoon here. Free, permanent, and hard to ride. Watching is worth the trip on its own.

About 40 minutes
Munich AltstadtTown & culture

Marienplatz, the Viktualienmarkt and the beer halls, all direct on the same S8 line that brings you to the wave.

About 40 minutes
Englischer GartenOutdoors

Larger than Central Park, with beer gardens throughout and the Eisbach running through it.

About 40 minutes
Bavarian AlpsOutdoors

Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the Zugspitze. The natural pairing if you are extending the trip beyond the city.

About 1 hour 30 minutes south

Best Time to Go

Open through the year, but its FAQ says beginner sessions (First-Timer, Rookie and Kids) and the Progressive lesson are not offered in the winter season, gives winter wave times of Wednesday to Friday 11am to 8pm and weekends 9am to 8pm, and warns that maintenance or long frosts can close it temporarily. Summer is the obvious choice for the outdoor areas and long evenings, while the shoulder seasons are quieter. Oktoberfest in late September and early October fills Munich's hotels and pushes prices up across the region, so book beds early if you are combining the two.