Genevaboats: Dope on the Lake

Did you know that in Switzerland there’s a bit of a lake competition?

Lake Zürich is known for its urbane vibe, Lake Lucerne for its history, but Lake Geneva probably beats them all—as you can learn by experiencing Genevaboats.

Why is Lake Geneva the coolest? Well, first of all, it has two names and two countries. Locals call it Lac Léman, while the rest of the world knows it as Lake Geneva. It stretches across Switzerland and France, giving it a cross-border flair that no other Swiss lake can claim. You can literally cruise from one country to another—how cool is that? Pick-up and drop-offs for clients are always in Switzerland, but the skipper can take guests to visit France during the tour.

It’s also the largest lake in Switzerland and the Alps, with a surface area of 580 km². That’s a lot of water to play with. But it’s not just about size. Lake Geneva has serious cultural clout. Montreux hosts one of the world’s most iconic jazz festivals. Lavaux’s terraced vineyards are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Geneva itself is a global hub of diplomacy and luxury, with the Jet d’Eau fountain shooting 140 meters into the sky like it’s showing off. And let’s not forget the literary legends—Lord Byron and Mary Shelley hung out here, and Charlie Chaplin lived nearby. It’s a lake with stories. And you can spot some celebrities too!

If you now want to impress your partner, your clients, yourself, or someone dear to you, do consider a trip with Genevaboats.

For example, I didn’t even know what tubing was. And now I want to try it so badly! Enough with extreme sports (which are also available at no extra cost), I want to chill.

And don’t think these excursions are for Sumner only; they are possible all year round. Have you ever thought of having a Classic Swiss fondue on the lake? It is the ultimate winter best seller, a true mood booster that warms hearts as much as it fills bellies.

Some more ideas to chill on Genevaboats:

You can rent a sleek yacht or a cozy boat with a skipper. Go for a sunrise cruise or a moonlight ride. Sip wine while sailing past the Lavaux vineyards. Stop for lunch at a lakeside restaurant in Yvoire or Evian. Or just float in silence with the Alps and Jura mountains as your backdrop. There are themed cruises too: fireworks, castles, museums, even casino nights if you’re feeling lucky⁽.

What about food and drinks?  Soft drinks are included, and additional catering options are available on request—yes, you can have lunch delivered to your boat before departure, if you choose so.

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Honestly, I didn’t expect to feel this way about a boat company. But Genevaboats made me want to slow down, breathe, and enjoy the lake like it’s the main character. It’s not just a ride—it’s a vibe.