Activities for children in Dully
Tiny village between Gland and Rolle, Dully gently slopes down from the vineyards to Lake Geneva. Its reputation among families can be summed up in one word — or almost: the Dullive, this natural beach at the mouth of the stream of the same name, one of the most popular swimming spots on La Côte.
Here, there are no flashy infrastructures: just grass, trees, pebbles, and the lake. The essentials, in short.
Here is our selection of activities for children in Dully.
Our selection of family activities to do in Dully
Outdoor activities
Dullive Beach
Between Gland and Rolle, the Dullive beach is an intimate and tranquil spot on Lake Geneva: grass, rocks, and two small sandy areas, in a calm atmosphere ideal for families. Unsupervised swimming to keep in mind. A well-kept secret of La Côte.
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Parcours Vita in Trélex
Want to get the whole family moving in the forest without spending a franc? Above Trélex, on the road to Saint-Cergue, the Parcours Vita unwinds 2.5 km of trail and around fifteen exercise stations, with views over the lake and the Alps. Free, open all year round, maintained since 1971.
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Aubonne Pool: outdoor swimming with family at the foot of the castle
Want a day of swimming in the great outdoors, without driving for hours? The Piscine d'Aubonne, located at the foot of the castle, features a large pool, a paddling pool, a slide, and play areas in a green setting ideal for families from La Côte.
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Pré Vert Park of Signal de Bougy: the great nature and play outing above Lake Geneva
Want a great day outdoors without breaking the bank? The Parc Pré Vert du Signal de Bougy, in the heights of Bougy-Villars, features a playground, animals, and sports fields overlooking Lake Geneva. Admission is free: just lay down the blanket, and the kids have plenty to run around all day.
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The Swin-Golf of Lavigny: a family nature golf with a view of Lake Geneva
Fancy a relaxed family round of golf? In Lavigny, on the heights of La Côte, the swin-golf offers a nature course of 18 holes, with a single club and a soft ball. A sport accessible from age 8, with a lovely view of Lake Geneva.
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Mind Trap in Étoy: four family escape-game rooms
Fancy an escape adventure as a family near Morges? In Étoy, Mind Trap offers four escape-game rooms (pirates, magic adventure, Las Vegas, lift) and a giant quiz. An indoor outing full of puzzles and laughter, whatever the weather.
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LaseRed in Étoy: a life-size laser-game bank heist
Fancy a laser game like no other near Morges? In Étoy, LaseRed combines a laser game and an escape game in a life-size bank-heist set. An immersive, adrenaline-filled adventure, to experience as a team, whatever the weather.
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The Casino-Théâtre de Rolle: shows and young-audience theatre by Lake Geneva
Looking for a family culture outing by Lake Geneva? In Rolle, the Casino-Théâtre puts on theatre, circus and young-audience shows all season long, in a charming Italian-style hall facing the lake. A real night out at the theatre, just steps from the station.
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The Kids Fun Park in Étoy: a big indoor playground near Morges
Fancy an indoor playground near Morges? In Étoy, the Kids Fun Park rolls out 1500 m² of play for 0-13s: a volcano to climb, slides, trampolines and a ninja course. An indoor outing perfect for burning off energy, whatever the weather, with free parking.
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Dullive Beach
Between Gland and Rolle, the Dullive beach is an intimate and tranquil spot on Lake Geneva: grass, rocks, and two small sandy areas, in a calm atmosphere ideal for families. Unsupervised swimming to keep in mind. A well-kept secret of La Côte.
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Why choose Dully for a family outing?
Dullive beach has everything of an ideal summer spot: a large expanse of greenery to lay down towels, trees for shade during naps, a gentle entry for little ones, and enough space for everyone to find their corner, even in mid-July. The paddleboards and sailboats passing offshore liven up the scenery, and Mont-Blanc makes an appearance on clear days.
The place is wonderfully suited for long days: swimming in the morning, picnicking in the shade, and building pebble castles in the afternoon. Remember to bring water shoes for sensitive feet and a beach umbrella during peak season.
For an authentic lake day, without an entrance fee or fuss, Dullive is worth the trip on its own — and makes Dully, for the duration of a summer, one of the most popular villages on La Côte.
