Cudrefina

Cudrefin Beach, also known as Strand von Cudrefin, is a picturesque beach located in the commune of Cudrefin, Switzerland. It is situated near the southeastern shore of Lake Neuchâtel, providing visitors with an idyllic view of sailboats from the harbor. The beach landscape is characterized by a grassy and rocky terrain, offering a unique setting for beachgoers. The area surrounding the beach is mainly agricultural, contributing to its serene and natural atmosphere. The beach offers a variety of amenities for visitors. These include toilets, showers, a bar and a restaurant, a shop, a picnic area, and a grill. For those interested in sports and entertainment, there is a beach volleyball court and a playground for children. Despite these facilities, equipment rental is not provided at the beach. Additionally, certain restrictions are in place, such as the prohibition of dogs and certain devices on the beach. Reaching the beach is feasible through several means. Visitors can drive to the beach, following Allée du Port. For those preferring public transportation, a bus from Avenches or Ins to the "Cudrefin, Place de la Tour" stop is available. From there, a short walk along Grand'Rue and a left turn onto Allée du Port leads directly to the beach. Alternatively, the beach can be accessed by boat from Estavayer-le-Lac or Neuchâtel. Parking is provided along Allée du Port at a cost of CHF 1 per hour. Despite its small size, Cudrefin Beach is a popular spot for sunbathing and swimming, offering clear and safe swimming conditions. Despite its popularity, the beach maintains a charming and peaceful ambiance. The commune of Cudrefin, where the beach is located, is known for its medieval village, adding to the appeal of the area as a recreational and holiday destination.