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Tine de Conflens: waterfalls and rocky amphitheatre between La Sarraz and Ferreyres
Fancy a wild getaway just steps from Lausanne? Between La Sarraz and Ferreyres, the Tine de Conflens hides a rocky amphitheatre where two rivers meet via two waterfalls. Ten minutes' walk is all it takes to plunge into this secret corner of the Gros-de-Vaud, free and a real change of scenery.
Cascade de Môtiers and its cave: an adventure in the footsteps of Rousseau
What if a simple walk became a real exploration? In Môtiers, in the heart of the Val-de-Travers, a waterfall tumbles down the Jura cliff and, at its foot, a natural cave opens up where Jean-Jacques Rousseau loved to take refuge. Ten minutes' walk, a lamp in your bag, and the adventure begins.
Gorges du Chauderon in Montreux: the wild hike above the lake
Looking for a real adventure for keen walkers, just steps from the lake? Above Montreux, the Gorges du Chauderon climb alongside a cascading torrent in an almost tropical forest setting. Be warned: this is not a stroll but a fine mountain hike, spectacular and refreshing, from age 7.
Trient Gorges in Vernayaz: a canyon on walkways for the family
What if you offered your children a dive into a dizzying canyon, on wooden walkways clinging to the rock? In Vernayaz, just a stone's throw from the train station, the Gorges du Trient plunge into a narrow crevice where the torrent roars. A short, refreshing, and spectacular visit, perfect in the height of summer.
Pissevache Waterfall in Vernayaz: 116 meters of drop at the roadside
Want to see an impressive natural spectacle without walking for hours? In Vernayaz, the Pissevache waterfall cascades from nearly 116 meters right by the road, just a stone's throw from Martigny. A refreshing and free stop, perfect for breaking up a trip in Valais and dazzling the kids.
Meyriez Beach: family swimming by Lake Murten
What if you spent a relaxing day by the water, without a wallet to pull out? In Meyriez, on the southern shore of Lake Murten and just a stone's throw from the old town of Murten, the public beach welcomes you for free: grass to lay your blanket on, shade under the trees, and fresh water to splash around with the family.
Cheyres Beach: fine sand by the shores of Lake Neuchâtel
Are you looking for a sandy beach where children can splash around peacefully? In Cheyres, on the southern shore of Lake Neuchâtel, the Plage de Cheyres stretches its fine sand between a protected natural area and the small harbor. A simple and bright interlude, just a few minutes from the train station.
Pointe de Sable Beach: the family swimming spot of Lake Joux
Want to take a swim in nature, at 1000 meters altitude? The Pointe de Sable Beach, in the municipality of Lieu by Lake Joux, is a small wild and free spot, tucked away from the roads. A calm and family-friendly setting, perfect for splashing around, picnicking, and relaxing with family in the heart of the Vallée de Joux.
Nouveau Port Beach: the family swimming spot of Landeron by Lake Biel
Want a relaxing day by the water with the kids, without spending a dime? At Landeron, the Plage du Nouveau Port welcomes you on the shores of Lake Biel, with its sand, shallow water, and family-friendly atmosphere, just a stone's throw from the old medieval town.
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.
Curtinaux Beach: family swimming by Lake Geneva in Lutry
Want a day by the water, between Lausanne and the vineyards of Lavaux? The Plage de Curtinaux, in Lutry, combines a large shaded lawn and a pebble shore on Lake Geneva. A free swimming spot, perfect for families looking to relax in front of the mountains.
Allaman Beach: a natural break by Lake Geneva with family
Are you looking for a quiet spot by Lake Geneva for a family outing in Allaman? Allaman beach, on La Côte, is a public and free beach featuring grass, pebbles, and large trees. A natural place, away from large infrastructures, perfect for wading, picnicking, and relaxing.