Whether on the Swiss or French side, the Lake Geneva shorelines give shape to our imagination where tranquility and wellness radiate.
The lakeshores are calling to us to slow down and take the time to really ponder and connect to what is important. The majestic setting, amplified by the surrounding mountains, allows our minds to slip into a sense of calm serenity to go in search of our inner self.
A comforting sun, fresh water, a light breeze, and an extraordinary view. These are the main ingredients that make up a relaxing moment on a Lake Geneva beach.
In Évian, you will enjoy the large pedestrian area between the road and the lake, which is reminiscent of the Promenade des Anglais in Nice. You can go towards the port to admire the moored boats. Along the way, the fascinating architecture on the other side of the road such as the Casino, will enhance your walk even more.
Head down to the Marin Jacquier quay to take in the most sumptuous view of the lake. You will delight in the town’s fishing atmosphere, which is steeped in history.
The Quai André Chevallay in the beautiful bi-national town of Saint-Gingolph is a sublime place to take a relaxing walk. You can enjoy the calm, and take in the magnificent views of the Swiss mountains on the other side of Lake Geneva, as well as the French mountains by just turning your head. Saint-Gingolph represents the fraternity between France and Switzerland.
In Maxilly-sur-Léman and Neuvecelle there are many pleasant walks along the water’s edge where you can take advantage of the peace and quiet in the lush green surroundings.
The view of the lake from Publier-Amphion is a real picture postcard! You can stroll along the quayside and join the various parks nestled along the lakeshore.
Enjoy a peaceful park by the water and its magnificent view of Lake Geneva and the Swiss mountains.
More information about Tilleuls ParkLe Pré Curieux is a garden dedicated to the protection of water and wetlands. You can visit the Pré Curieux by solar boat from Evian-les-Bains town centre in Haute-Savoie. After visiting the museum, the visit continues through the gardens which are divided into three ecosystems linked to water.
More information about Les Jardins de l’eau de Pré Curieux