La Cure d'Air Beach: family swimming by Lake Geneva in Morges
Want a day by the water with the kids, without paying for entry? In Morges, the La Cure d'Air beach welcomes you for free on the shores of Lake Geneva: shaded lawn, small cove, playground, and a view of the lake. The ideal family spot for an afternoon of swimming.
A corner of Lake Geneva just for families in Morges
Nestled along the Promenade Général Guisan, La Cure d'Air beach is one of those places where you lay down your towel and immediately feel on vacation. There is a large lawn, trees for shade during the hot hours, and a small cove that gently descends into the lake. The view stretches towards Lake Geneva and, on clear days, all the way to the mountains across. It's a public spot, free of charge, and deeply family-friendly, just a stone's throw from the center of Morges and the Parc de l'Indépendance. Enough to turn a simple afternoon into a real outing by the water, without breaking the bank.
What your children will discover
Here, children have space to run, swim, and play. The lawn invites free play and picnics, while the small cove allows the youngest to splash near the shore. A playground completes the setup, with swings, a slide, and climbing structures. Older kids can enjoy swimming, jumping from designated areas, and taking advantage of the sports facilities (ping-pong, pétanque, basketball). In short, everyone finds their rhythm, from the little one discovering the water to the teenager wanting to move.
What to do there and the atmosphere on site
The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, very much like a "neighborhood beach": you spread out a blanket, bring out the snacks, and the day stretches between swims and impromptu games. Families happily settle in the shade of the trees, children go back and forth between the water and the playground, and you encounter locals from Morges coming for a dip after work. You can plan a picnic, enjoy the tables, and even organize a barbecue. It's the kind of simple and warm place you return to without getting tired of it all summer long.
Before you go
- Recommended age: from 2 years old, swimming for the youngest always under adult supervision.
- Duration: half a day to a full day.
- Price: free (public beach).
- Reservation: none, open access.
- Accessibility for strollers/PRM: site partially accessible by wheelchair; toilets partially accessible; inquire on-site about adapted parking.
- Transport: walking distance from Morges train station (CFF) and the city center; parking nearby (to be confirmed for busy days).
- What to bring: swimsuits, towels, sunscreen, hats, water, and picnic supplies.
- Ideal season: from late spring to late summer, in good weather.
Parents' tips
- Arrive early on hot days to secure a shady spot under the trees.
- Keep little ones within reach near the cove: the bottom slopes gently but the water of Lake Geneva remains cool.
- Bring water shoes, as the shore can be rocky in places.
- Pack a snack and water: remember to check for the presence of a refreshment stand on-site (to be confirmed).
- Combine swimming with a walk in the nearby Parc de l'Indépendance and a tour of the Château de Morges.
Useful information
- Address: Promenade Général Guisan, 1110 Morges (Vaud).
- Official website: Morges Région Tourisme.
- Hours: open access; inquire about supervision hours and facility opening times on the official website.
- Access: walking distance from Morges CFF train station and the city center; parking nearby.
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Why we recommend it
Because it's the ultimate easy summer outing: free, in the heart of the city, with everything needed to keep children entertained for a whole day. Between swimming, the playground, the lawn, and sports areas, La Cure d'Air checks all the boxes for a successful beach day with family, in Morges, by Lake Geneva.
In two words
A public and free beach in Morges, with a lawn, playground, and small cove: the swimming rendezvous for families by Lake Geneva.
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Morges
Vaud
Promenade Général Guisan, 1110 Morges
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