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Numerous cycle paths around the lake, lookouts, vineyards, some restaurants around the cycle paths are closed even though Google shows them to be open. But there are occasional places to refill drinking water on the cycle paths. The bike paths are flat and suitable for everyone, but there is almost nothing in the shade for children, so you will spend the whole day in the fire if you come in the summer :) but to get wet you can jump into the lake - only from the beach for a fee, or you can get a card at the local accommodation for free entry. The disadvantage of the lake is very, very many mosquitoes in the early evening at the lake.

Perfect destination for families with children. The lake is quite warm, shallow, the beach is nice, well equipped with playgrounds, possibilities to eat and drink, have a shower. In the town there are enough restaurants, supermarkets, often markets.

It is an excellent place for families with kids. Also one big advantage is that it is easy to reach from Vienna with public transport. The lake at Podo beach is shallow to far away so for kids who cannot swim yet but are trying to learn it is perfect. The Podo beach play areas are excellent and interesting for children. There is a restaurant within the beach area which is quite fine, but one can also go to the nearby restaurant outside the beach and come back. We found out that with the Burgenland card issued to us upon checkin one can go in and out of the Podo beach as often as one likes. Also near one of the entrances to the Podo beach there is very well supplied supermarket- no need for us to go all the way further into the town in search of supermarkets.

The Pdersdorf am See and surrounding are very nice for biking and testing the vines. We visited also the Natural Park Centre and some points with wooden towers for observe the animals. It was interesting for us.

There isn't much to see/ do there unless you like windsurfing or cycling. we tried to go to a national park but when we got there on the bus we were told the salt flats had dried up and there was a donkey sanctuary 2 hours walk away. which was not that attractive at 33 degrees with no shade. The lake side at Podersdorf is not great as there is not much shade and I found it very strange that you have to access the lake side via turnstiles with a local card. Swimming is not attractive as it is a silty lake and only about 3ft deep.

It was the second time we went there but it is not suitable for long staying due to the cost of hotels we went there because of pandemic to relax and we did it perfectly it ups to your plan and expectations.