We begin our Swiss beach tour from the charming corners of Lake Geneva, also known as Lac Léman. This largest alpine lake in Western Europe offers remarkable beaches that combine the charm of the Riviera with the alpine landscape.

Plage de Nyon is a true gem of the region. Located in the charming town of Nyon, it offers beautiful views of the lake and the distant Alps. The beach boasts a 4.6-star rating, a testament to its popularity among tourists and locals. It is worth noting the crystal clear water, which is one of the main assets of the place. As one reviewer mentions: 'Close to the port, the place is very nice. We feel comfortable there, it smokes zaza oklm, the water of Lake Geneva tastes good and a small dinghy is set up for gentle diving in the crystal clear water.' Plage de Nyon also offers convenient facilities, including changing rooms and picnic areas.

Nearby is another gem - the Plage de Cully. This beach, also on Lake Geneva, impresses with its natural charm and tranquility. With a rating of 4.7 stars, this is a place worth visiting. The beach offers easy access to the water and a platform for swimming, which is especially appreciated by families with children. One visitor describes: 'Super beautiful place with a great view of the mountains. a short walk from the station and easy access to the water. There is a platform on the water and the snack bar offers a good selection.' An added bonus is the proximity to restaurants and a buvette where you can have a meal or a refreshing drink.

Both beaches offer a unique atmosphere and views that will long be remembered. Plage de Nyon may be a bit more crowded due to its proximity to the city, but offers more amenities. Plage de Cully, on the other hand, is a quieter place, ideal for those looking for a moment of respite away from the hustle and bustle. Regardless of your choice, both locations guarantee an unforgettable experience and the opportunity to admire the majestic Alps reflected in the surface of the lake.

Keep in mind that during the summer season (usually June through September) these beaches can be quite crowded, especially on weekends. It is advisable to plan your visit during the week or come early in the morning to find the best spot. Prices in the local bars and restaurants can be higher than in other parts of Switzerland, but the views and atmosphere will certainly make up for any expense.

We now move on to the Zurich area, where more amazing beaches await, this time on Lake Zurich and other smaller bodies of water.

Erlenwagen Playa Lago Zurich is a real gem on Lake Zurich. With a 4.5-star rating, this beach attracts locals and tourists alike with its charm and atmosphere. As one visitor describes: 'Beautiful place, climate, air, familiar and beautiful view, perfect for roasts, barbecues, cheeses, wine, beer.... Excellent, I will always go there...' It's the perfect place to relax, have a picnic or meet with friends. It is worth noting the availability of parking nearby, which is a great convenience for visitors.

A little further east is the charming Schirmensee. This picturesque lake, surrounded by lush vegetation, offers an extraordinary experience for nature lovers. With a 4.5-star rating, the place is prized for its pristine atmosphere and wildlife-watching opportunities. As one reviewer notes: 'Pure nature. If there aren't too many people here, you can also observe animals rarely seen - on land and in the water.' It's worth remembering that the lack of parking spaces can be a bit of a handicap, but at the same time protects the place from excessive crowds.

For those looking for a more organized vacation, Strandbad Brienz on Lake Brienz is an excellent choice. With an impressive 4.7-star rating, this city beach offers a range of amenities for families. One visitor describes: 'Very clean public facility within walking distance of the ferry and train. Beautiful views all around. There are trampolines and a grassy area where you can relax in the shade of trees if you prefer full sun. The bathrooms and changing rooms are also very clean.'Another plus is the availability of restaurants and ice cream outlets, which families with children will especially appreciate.

Comparing the three places, each offers a slightly different experience. Erlenwagen Playa Lago Zurich is ideal for those who appreciate proximity to the city and easy access. Schirmensee is a paradise for lovers of wildlife and tranquility, although it can be more difficult to access. Strandbad Brienz, on the other hand, offers the most amenities and is the best choice for families with children.

Admission and service prices may vary from place to place. Strandbad Brienz, as the most developed bathing resort, may be slightly more expensive, but offers the most activities. Schirmensee is free, but you have to reckon with the lack of infrastructure. Erlenwagen Playa Lago Zurich is somewhere in the middle, offering a good compromise between accessibility and price.

Regardless of your choice, each of these places guarantees unforgettable views and the opportunity to relax by the crystal clear water surrounded by Swiss nature. Remember to always check for up-to-date information on availability and possible restrictions, especially during the summer season.

At the end of our tour of Switzerland's most beautiful beaches, we will visit the charming corners on Lake Neuchâtel and some hidden gems that will delight even the most discerning water recreation enthusiasts.

Cudrefin, located on Lake Neuchâtel, is a place that impresses with its natural beauty and tranquility. With a 4.5-star rating, this beach offers ideal conditions for relaxation and contact with nature. As one visitor describes: 'A wonderful place on a lake with crystal clear water surrounded by mountains quiet and full of atmospheric views-I recommend it to anyone who wants to take a break from the hustle and bustle of civilization and take a breather in an unspoiled by industry region of Swiss holiday resorts.' It's an ideal place for families and those seeking peace and quiet.

Nearby is Plage Salavaux, also on Lake Neuchâtel, which boasts a 4.5-star rating. This beach offers excellent swimming and sunbathing conditions. One visitor notes, 'Always magical, beautiful beach, good atmosphere, between the forest and the lake, beautiful Vita trail.' It is worth noting the availability of infrastructure, including snack bars and restrooms.

Another place worth noting is Plage de Saint-Blaise, with an impressive 4.7-star rating. This beach stands out for its excellent landscaping and variety of attractions. As one reviewer describes: 'It's a very nice place. You can go there with the whole family, alone with your dog.... in short...happiness. There is a place near the port where you can rent paddle boards and have a nice time with friends.''

For those looking for something truly special, Lac de la Brèche is a real gem. With a rating of 4.8 stars, this lake impresses with its unspoiled nature and tranquility. One guest describes: 'Peaceful lake, beautiful view of the mountains. The clear water with fish visible on the surface reflects the quality of our Swiss lakes.''

Comparing the sites, each offers a unique experience. Cudrefin and Plage Salavaux are ideal for families looking for well-landscaped beaches with infrastructure. Plage de Saint-Blaise stands out for its water sports opportunities. Lac de la Brèche, on the other hand, is a paradise for lovers of wildlife and tranquility.

In terms of accessibility, Cudrefin, Plage Salavaux and Plage de Saint-Blaise offer easy access and parking, which is a big plus for families with children. Lac de la Brèche may be more difficult to access, but makes up for it with its unique charm.

Prices at these places vary. The beaches on Lake Neuchâtel (Cudrefin, Plage Salavaux, Plage de Saint-Blaise) may offer more amenities, but also be a bit more expensive in high season. Lac de la Brèche, as a lesser-known site, may be a cheaper option, but with limited infrastructure.

Regardless of your choice, each of these places offers an unforgettable experience and the opportunity to experience the beauty of Swiss nature. It is worth remembering that these beaches can be crowded during the summer season, especially on weekends. It is advisable to plan your visit in advance and check up-to-date information on availability and any restrictions.

In conclusion, Swiss beaches are not just places for sunbathing and swimming, but true oases of tranquility, offering unforgettable views and opportunities for active recreation surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Whether you choose a popular bathing spot or a hidden gem, Switzerland is sure to surprise you with its beach attractions.