Burgseeli

Burgseeli is a natural beach located near the town of Interlaken in Switzerland. It is nestled by a small lake and is a part of a nature reserve, offering a picturesque landscape. The beach is known for its natural beauty, which is appreciated from various viewpoints, including the Ringgenberg ruin and the Ringgenberg Wachtfeuerstelle. These spots offer stunning views of Interlaken and Lake Brienz. The beach offers a range of amenities and activities that cater to visitors of all ages. These include a 5-meter diving tower, non-swimming and paddling pools, and a variety of courses. A baby pool with a small slide and shaded areas are available for the convenience of families with young children. Visitors also have the option to rent a parasol for added comfort. An on-site restaurant caters to the needs of the beachgoers, although it's worth noting that cash may be required for transactions as credit cards may not be accepted. The lake at Burgseeli offers a pleasant bathing experience from May to September with relatively warm water temperatures, reaching up to 26°C in the summer. The beach is accessible for people with mobility disabilities, ensuring a welcoming atmosphere for all visitors. The beach provides parking facilities for those who choose to drive. Public transportation is another viable option for reaching the beach, with a bus stop located nearby. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a tranquil ambiance. Operating since 1932, Burgseeli beach has undergone renovations and expansions over the years, while preserving the natural environment.