A really quaint beautiful lake within the Swiss Alps…read more If you like extremely scenic excursions then I would recommend this place!!!

This is a nice place for a walk or a jog around the lake to stretch your legs. It's an easy walk…read morewith very slight uphill/downhill, and there are plenty of families walking or biking around as well. You have the option of taking a tiny motorboat across the lake (for a fee, I assume - I myself have never taken it). Because this lake is mostly used for rowing/rowing practice, it's closed to swimming, but there's a "Seebad" on one end of the lake where you can pay to go swim. There's also a small playground for kids on one side of the lake.

The glacial Lake Lugano is situated on the border between southern Switzerland and northern Italy,…read morewhich is named after the city of Lugano. This lake is so quiet and peaceful, compared to Lake Como. Generally those two lakes have different colors of the water, and I think it's worth visiting.

A great place to visit. The water's hue is deep blue which makes it so inviting to go for a jet ski…read moreride or just sit by the cafes and look out for a relaxing day.i will go back again.

We had an incredible experience here! It was snowing and we were a bit anxious it would be cold…read more However, you were provided super warm dry suits, boots, socks - you name it! Started sweating towards the end of our tour, and it was less than 30F outside! No experience needed, and our guide Ryan made everything super easy! He helped us put on the gear, get in our kayaks, and get out as needed. He took a ton of photos for us as well which we received within minutes afterwards. 100% worth the price. Such a beautiful experience. Not difficult at all, super warm, and an unforgettable tour. Do it!

We had an amazing time kayaking out in the lake, and basically had the entire lake to ourselves!…read moreThe prices are reasonable for the area, and the service was great; friendly and helpful! Definitely a solid option to do some water sports in Interlaken!

Very pretty spot but tiny. Two thumbs up for free parking…read more You get there and you wait until the next tour, no more than 20 min. You get on a boat with a "guide" who gives you a few facts and rows you to the end of the lake and back. It takes about 15-20 min. Kind of crummy that you are asked for tips when you leave the boat. All in all it's a nice place to see once.

Super cool cave with a lake inside of it! It's not anything terribly exciting but it's beautiful…read moreand hearing the history of its formation is worth a visit. It was discovered in 1943 after an earthquake, and there's another set of caves behind it which aren't accessible by the boats that you ride in to look at this one. The tour is pretty short, like 20 minutes, but the guides are fun/silly and you can ask them anything. There's a bar in the waiting area (also a gift shop with lots of doo dads) where you can get a nice beer before your boat trip. It's only 10 CHF so pretty affordable!

I frequent this delightful spot on Lake Luzern every summer. It's an old swim club that has been…read morerefurbished and rethought to make it a cool, relaxing summer hangout. The manager Bruno is fantastic, he always has a smile on his face. The food is really good and there's always something healthy on the menu, I frequently order one of the huge salads and there are plenty of beverage choices both alcoholic and nonalcoholic. You can lock up your valuables and find a spot either in the shade on the main deck or on the sunfilled roof deck where you get the best views. If the lake is 20 grade and up you can jump via a ladder that goes directly into the deep part of the lake without treading on muck and rocks. In the evening you can watch the fish swim in the enclosed pool, lite up below with colored lights and relax at the bar. On occation, there is live music which makes the space even more magical.