Well-organised, if busy pool, but good location for centre and UN people. Serious swimmers in far…read moreleft lane. Don't bring your hand paddles - they are deemed dangerous. 5chf to get in.

I have to say, as far as public pools this one is pretty darn good. It was easy to navigate being…read morethat I don't speak French and there was no one in the ticket booth when I arrived however I was able to decipher the signs and observe what the other people were doing! Usually there is someone at the ticket booth to see you a ticket to enter, adult fee was 6CHF. I bought a ticket from the ticket machine and then you have to scan it and go through the turnstile to enter. Women enter via the ladies locker room, etc. When you go in, you will see that you are required to shower, with your swimsuit on, before you enter the pool area, then you must clean your feet as well with the shower things for your feet, they also include a disinfectant....for me this was fabulous since I have a real problem with European showering habits. It was the cleanest locker room/pool area I have ever been to. The pool has a big indoor pool , outdoor one and a kid pool as well. There are plenty of shady spots but the thing I found strange was the chairs, there were hardly any chairs for you to sit on so people had towels on the concrete which wasn't too comfortable. For a place that size, they need more chairs. It was pleasant and I must say today was a hot one in Geneva and it wasn't a zoo as I expected nor was it too crazy with screaming kids. They have locker rooms as well , however I think you need to bring your own lock.

Lovely swimming pool but don't go in your English swimming shorts (Bermuda style) or even in…read moreAustralian sun protection swimming stuff as they won't let you swim. There are notices warning you at the door and the lifeguards will pull your children out of the water for infringements. Boys and men have to wear speedo type trunks. No idea why. No idea if it is the material or the length they are objecting to. My son got away with wearing his sister's bikini bottoms but, as you can imagine, he was not keen on doing so. But once you've obeyed the dress code it is a lovely place with a water slide, a big pool, a smaller pool that is deep enough to learn to swim but not deep enough to scare you and all the other things that French pools so so well - so you could easily spend most of a day here (though it gets cheaper after 5pm)

Excellent swimming pool - beautiful, clean, and modern. Cost is very reasonable and the views of…read morethe Jura mountains are impressive. Highly recommended.

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.

great place to go. litterally on lake's geneva shore. one big pool, one medium and a tiny one for…read moresmall children. of course you can also swim in the lake if you wish!!

Great view, great food! The sushi is very fresh and full of flavor. I had the salmon crispy nigiri,…read morecrunchy shrimp roll, and tuna--I would recommend all of them. The service is pleas and the view overlooking the water is top notch.

This place is fantastic! Beautiful views overlooking Lake Geneva and wonderful food. This was…read moreeasily our best meal in Geneva! It's not your typical American style sushi restaurant, but don't miss the traditional Japanese dishes - they're amazing!

From the owner: Trois grands bassins Situé à l'entrée du camping municipal, le centre nautique fait le bonheur de…read moretous les estivants une fois les beaux jours revenus. Il est ouvert uniquement durant la saison estivale. Cet ensemble de trois bassins est le plus grand de la ville. Son plongeoir extérieur est impressionnant et devrait combler les plongeurs amateurs.

From the owner: Les pieds dans l'eau Depuis près de 10 années, le Centre Nautique est la pointe de ce qui se fait…read morenon seulement en Saône-et-Loire mais aussi en Bourgogne. Ainsi, que l'on soit mini (avec le bassin d'apprentissage), moyen (avec le bassin de 25 mètres) ou maxi (avec un bassin olympique de 50 mètres avec un toit rétractable à la belle saison), les nageurs de tous âges et de tous niveaux éprouvent un même plaisir à se rendre rue d'Amsterdam. A noter que le Centre organise, chaque année, une épreuve d'envergure nationale (la Vittel Cup) qui réunit quelques uns des meilleurs nageurs de l'Hexagone. Enfin sachez que la sortie des bassins se fait 15 minutes avant les horaires de fermeture. Maillot de bain obligatoire.