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The Seatrekking Instructor Course with Nik Linder at Lake Constance is aimed at experienced dive instructors and guides who want to expand their skills in nature pedagogy. This professional training course imparts the core competencies of Seatrekking and prepares participants to independently conceptualize and conduct Seatrekking trails. The training is led by experienced instructors Nik Linder and Bernhard Wache and places particular emphasis on teaching didactic methods for nature experience in water. Certification is provided by recognized organizations such as IDEA and SSI, underscoring the high quality and international recognition of the training. The course takes place in the unique environment of Lake Constance, a freshwater lake with diverse opportunities for practical application.

Lake Constance offers interesting conditions for Seatrekking year-round, with water temperatures varying significantly depending on the month. In summer, from June to August, temperatures rise to a pleasant 18 to 21.1 °C, allowing for lighter suits. In the cooler months, such as January with an average of 2.9 °C or December with 3.1 °C, a drysuit is essential to achieve the training objectives. Precipitation is spread throughout the year, with peaks in May (167.1 mm) and June (121.5 mm), highlighting the need for good planning and preparation. The average air temperature in August reaches its peak at 21.1 °C, while January is the coldest at 2.9 °C. These climatic data are crucial for the planning and execution of Seatrekking activities.