Adventure pools

In both summer and winter, the Bains des Pâquis provides a welcoming haven for sunlovers and those seeking rest. Located a few metres from the Jet d’eau, it affords breathtaking views of the lake. Appropriate activities are offered each season.

Tremendous fun for swimmers of all ages in the sensational Säntis leisure and water park with its huge range of facilities.

A wide range of activities awaits guests at the Ovaverva Indoor Swimming Pool & Sports Center St. Moritz.

Bathing and recreation with unique panoramic views.

Schindellegi on the heights above Lake Zurich is home to the Sihlpark Wellness complex – a relaxing refuge from the hustle and bustle.

Pure oriental relaxation.

The Lido Riva Caccia is located right in the heart of the city, opposite the Museo d'Arte. It has a floating wooden deck that rocks gently like a boat.

A tropical landscape with grottos, waterfalls, wave pools and caves - this is the water park in Le Bouveret, the Valaisian town at the delta of the River Rhône. The park is a place where the whole family can have fun in water 365 days a year.

The Lido on Lake Heid is located in a calm bay and offers the entire family fun and relaxation.

The wellness and oasis of pleasures at the source of the Rhine.

Alpamare is Europe's largest indoor water park. In addition, Europe's longest water slides are found here - a great deal of fun and action is therefore guaranteed. And Alpamare is also just the right destination for visitors who love peace and quiet, thanks to its modern wellness area.

Who would like to enjoy a romantic bathing experience under a starry sky, or special bathing fun with friends?

The Airport Fitness is an enormous and luxurious fitness and wellness center, which is also visited by air travelers.

Bathing bliss right out of the Arabian Nights

Invigorate body and spirit - in the largest natural brine baths in Switzerland.

On hot summer days, the sleepy village of Flüelen can feel almost Mediterranean – and when it does, the best thing is to head for the “Lorelei” bathing islands in the Urnersee (Lake Lucerne).