Make Waves in Geneva: Water Sports for All

In search of a quick getaway? Escape Lausanne and enjoy a short ferry ride across Lake Geneva to the beautiful French town of Évian-les-Bains.
It will take you 35 minutes to get there and along the way, you can admire the crystal clear waters of the lake, picturesque lakeside towns, and snow-capped mountains.
Upon reaching Évian, take your time to walk along the lovely lake promenade or explore the winding streets of the old town.
One of the must-see sites when in Evian is the Cachat Spring, the first source of Evian water.
It is named after Gabriel Cachat, the owner of the garden in which it flowed at the end of the 18th century.
Today, the spring belongs to the Evian mineral water company, and you can even fill your bottle with "free" Evian mineral water here.
Other interesting things to do here include exploring the Palais Lumière Museum and going on a ride on the historic funicular (cable railway).
Choose between first-class and second-class seats; the former gives you access to the upper deck of the boat for more seating space and a better view.
Note: To enter French territory, Swiss citizens must have a valid identity document (ID card or passport). All others will need an ID card or passport with a valid visa if required.

Inclusions

Boat trip from Lausanne to Evian and back to Lausanne in the selected travel class (1st or 2nd class).

Exclusions

Infants aged 0-5yrs go for free. Children aged 6-15yrs, as well as anyone with Halbtax (Half-fare card of the Swiss Railway SBB) aged 16yrs and above, enjoy reduced ticket pricing (carry a valid photo ID).

Geneva Water Sports