Great sport club in Geneve. Wonderful restaurant / lounge with clear view on indoor tennis fields,…read moregood food and good service. Not to forget free wifi which makes you feel like at home :-)

My 2nd Home! Great Gym,Tennis, Food and people who work there. Kids club that is life saver for…read moremothers! got Mini Tennis program... BTW swimming pool is a bit small but if you are a sports lover... is your 2nd home too

Fun to play and try the clubs, on a winter rainy day, you can have some fun inside and dry…read more Great selection but with golf and Switzerland expect very high prices.

Very clean, well-organised pool. Good lane markers for lap swimmers. Lunchtime in non-holiday…read moreperiods is pretty empty. Convenient for people working on the Northern side (rive droite) of Geneva. Outdoor pool in summer, but haven't tried it.

Great indoor pool for sportive swimmers, right next to the public ice rink - if you're hesitating…read moreabout what to do on a cold winter day. The 50x22m Olympic pool easily accommodates for all kinds of swimmers, and some of the lines even allow the use of palms or gloves. The entrance price is higher than in other pools in Geneva but it's the only indoor 50m pool in town.

When you are around the Divonne lake, there is a stop which kids and adults will enjoy: ForestLand…read more Not only climbing trees but as well games like inflatable surfaces, huge trampolines, minigolf, and small carts to drive around the lake. There are 3 parcours in the trees, one for small kids from 4 to 8 or more years old, it is a good start to take confidence, and 2 parcours for adults (4m high and 10m high). After a putting on a safety vest, you will be iven a short security talk on how to behave on the parcours. Nothing difficult but common sense rules, required to have fun afterwards. You will walk through tyroliennes, still and moving bridges, fun nets, and other fun structures to cross. We had a lot of fun, not only with our 2 kids (6 and 8 years old) but as adults on the higher parcours. A little rest area is available and usual sweets can be purchased. Only sugary drinks, not much there to say. Easy parking and great location to spend an afternoon as a family or as a group of friends. You can celebrate birthdays.

For local habitants in Prangins you can get a card at the Prangins communal that gives you proof of…read moreresidency and free access to the Prangins beach. Otherwise there is a small fee to enter and use the beach facilities. This beach offers a small strip of sand and grass to enjoy during the summer months. Their is also a shower and bathroom facilities. Another bonus is the self service restaurant on site. You walk up to the window to view the menu - everything from Cheval (horse), salads, tartars, fish, etc you have it all to have a nice dinner. I especially like the Friday night fillet de perche special or the tuna + salmon tartar combination. First come first serve to the seating, come early as it gets busy quickly. It is a beautiful setting for a nice dinner on a hot night over looking the beach and lake. The food is also good at Swiss standard prices (don't expect it to be cheaper because it is self service). After you order at the window you go back to your table pick up your cutlery and condiments and wait for the food to be brought to your table. They also offer special themed Saturday nights throughout the summer - grill night, Thai food night, etc. You just need to reserve in advance. As this is near the water sometimes when the sun starts to set the bugs can come out. One of my favorite summer evening spots to hang out with friends.