From Montreux: Riviera Tour boat cruise

This cruise on Lake Geneva takes you past stunning scenery to the world-famous Chillon Castle. It's perfect for you, your family, and friends as a relaxing, cultural, and informative outing.

In Montreux, you'll board the boat. Your journey will lead you along various vineyards, to the nature reserve «Les Grangettes» at the Rhone delta, and to the bathing resorts of Le Bouveret and St. Gingolph. Along the way, you'll enjoy wonderful views of the "Dents du Midi" mountain range. The round trip takes approximately 2 hours without stops.

On the lake's shore, the impressive Chillon Castle appears, which you can optionally explore from the inside. The tour showcases over 300 objects. If you wish to visit, you can disembark and resume your round trip two hours later. Please check the current timetable.

Practical information:

• This trip is free with the Swiss Travel Pass.

Cruise route:

• Departure: Montreux
• Stops: Montreux - Château de Chillon - Villeneuve - Le Bouveret - St. Gingolph - Vevey Marché
• Disembarkation: Montreux

Passenger:

• free up to 30 cm shoulder height
• half price for second class over 30 cm shoulder height, even if you booked first class as a guest
• tickets are available at the CGN counter

Wheelchair:

• ships are wheelchair accessible for "standard-sized" wheelchairs, but only on the main deck (upper deck is only reachable via stairs)
• wide passenger gangways at all major docks; at smaller docks, wider (electric) wheelchairs may not pass.

Stroller:

• can stay on the main deck if you want to visit the upper deck

• With First Class tickets, restaurant areas on the main deck and upper deck are accessible at any time
• With Second Class tickets, the restaurant area is only accessible during meal times
• Restaurant reservations optional via info@cgn.ch or by phone at +41 (0) 848 811 848

• Please observe the current timetable
• The final departure does not include a stop at Chateau Chillon
• Please note that this trip will be operated with a modern vessel until the end of the season, not with a historic paddle steamer.