Pretty and vast pebble beach ideal for families.

A place to relax and swim that children will love!

The most secret of Neuchâtel's beaches offers a magnificent view of the Alps.

A small place for insiders to enjoy the lake in peace and quiet.

Near the jetty, a small beach to cool off during the summer months.

Sandy and shallow, the beach is ideal for young swimmers.

The beach in the centre of Neuchâtel in the heart of a vast, quiet and relaxing green space.

A pretty little beach in the shape of a cove to splash around in peace.

A cute pebble beach at the end of the route du lac.

A rocky shoreline and a pebble beach provide access to the peaceful waters of the Lac des Brenets.

An idyllic setting in the heart of nature and a perfect place for relaxation and leisure.

Sport and fun, no matter what the weather!

Fun, relaxation and entertainment at the swimming pool from Le Landeron.

In the middle of the Val-de-Travers, the swimming pool "des Combes" offers you relaxation and fun!

Lakeside swimming pool, with inside and outdoor pools.

A swimming pool in the middle of the countryside which will please young and old!

Nestled among the larches, an outdoor pool to delight kids and adults.

By the lake, the only free-access swimming pool in the Neuchâtel region.

A pleasant indoor swimming pool in the heart of this watchmaking city.

Discover the lake shores on board your own watercraft.

Discover the lake shores on board your own watercraft.

Discover the lake shores on board your own watercraft.

Waterskiing? Wakebaording? Why not give it a try in an idyllic location.

Discover on board your own watercraft these impressive gorges carved by the Doubs and forming a natural border with France.

Discover the lake shores on board your own watercraft.

Come and try out this great water sport!

Discover an unique site, hidden by the shade of the trees.

Venture out into the valley which has beaten the historic record of cold temperatures in Switzerland: - 41.8°C!

A journey to the centre of the earth to see how the miners of yesteryear worked.

A mythical descent 23 m underground to discover a unique industrial heritage.