Excursions...on the lake
First of all, what is the "bordul"?
The "bordul" is a term used by the inhabitants of Montreux (Montreusiens), Vevey (Veveysans) and La Tour de Peilz (Boélands) to refer to the set of all the quays which line Lake Geneva.Beautiful walks along the "bordul"
Point of reference: departing from La Place du marché at the foot of the «Freddy Mercury» statue, you have 3 possibilities for discovering the lakeshores of Montreux.Starboard side…
the right bank proposes a walk in the direction of La Maladaire. Weather permitting, stop to refresh yourself by going for a swim in Lake Geneva or participate in volleyball matches at Le Perrier where the young people of Montreux meet up. Allow yourself to be tempted to join in on a game of petanque during a summer evening. Whilst walking along here, you are going to surely come across jogging enthusiasts out for their daily jog. In winter, sports enthusiasts can also make use out of the facilities of the indoor, heated swimming pool of La Maladaire.top of the page
Port side...
the left bank offers a lovely walk in the direction of Villeneuve, passing in front of the most beautiful hotels and villas of the Riviera. At the small port of Territet, take the time to contemplate the view over the whole of Lake Geneva which resembles the sea on misty days. Continue your walk as far as the Château de Chillon, symbol of the Savoy presence in the Vaud region, where the visit of the castle offers you a captivating journey through its rather lively past.top of the page
On board
For those who wish to follow the path of discovery, you can take a boat trip, departing from the landing stage of the Château de Chillon. The tour of the Haut-Léman in a steam boat from the Belle-Epoque brings you to the Swiss Vapeur Parc in Le Bouveret, on the other side of Lake Geneva.For timetables and cruises : www.cgn.ch
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