• Nyon - Nyon, a city on the shores of Lake Geneva, was established by the Romans during Julius Caesar’s rule between 46 and 44 BC.

While passing through Nyon, visitors can admire a flower garden with Roman columns at its base, remnants of the Roman presence in this city, which have been well-preserved to this day.

The city center is highlighted by a stunning historic fortress, the Nyon Castle, originally built in the twelfth century and renovated in the sixteenth century.

• Rolle - Rolle is a charming town with approximately 7,000 residents, founded in 1319 by Count Amadeus V of Savoy, near a castle dating back to 1260.

Key attractions include the castle and the delightful promenade located nearby.

• Morges - Morges is a quaint town on the shores of Lake Geneva, with origins tracing back over 4,000 years. Today, it boasts a population of over 17,000.

Its main tourist highlights are the vineyards of La Côte and its Château, recognized as a historical monument, along with its military history collections, designated as Swiss cultural property of national significance.

• Quais d’Ouchy - In Lausanne’s prestigious Ouchy district, the Port Lacustre d’Ouchy connects the city by boat to various destinations on Lake Geneva, alongside the Château d’Ouchy, built in the eleventh century and now a luxurious hotel owned by the Sandoz Family Foundation.

Nearby, on the Quai de Belgique, there is a picturesque waterfront promenade and the Olympic Museum.

• Vineyard Road (Route du Vignoble) - The Route du Vignoble is highly appreciated for its scenic beauty, winding through small villages among the vineyards of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering visitors a unique view of the terraced vineyards, the shores of Lake Geneva, and the Alps with Mont Blanc in the background (weather permitting). Designated stops are available for panoramic photos.
• Aigle Castle - Aigle Castle was constructed in the 12th century by the Eagle Knights family. Over the years, numerous transformations have shaped its current appearance.

The castle is a key part of this tour as it houses the Museum of Vineyard, Wine, and Etiquette, making it essential for this oenological visit.

The Museum was established by the Brotherhood of Guillon to preserve the Vaudois vineyard heritage. It showcases various tools, presses, stills, canes, bottles, and glasses.

The castle and museum visit is included in the excursion price and includes a small tasting in the castle’s shop.

Whether a wine enthusiast or not, visitors will be captivated by this engaging tour that explores themes such as biodiversity, landscape, ecology, the art of winegrowers’ festivals, and harvesting.

• Lavaux Vinorama - Lavaux Vinorama is unique in Switzerland for exploring wines and vineyards on the terraces of Lavaux.

Approximately 300 wines from the entire Lavaux vineyard are available for tasting, including white, red, rosé, and sweet varieties.

The Vinorama is situated in a restored natural site, next to a beautiful waterfall, on the shores of Lake Geneva. It features a high-tech projection room offering a spectacular film on the winemaker’s work throughout the seasons, available in multiple languages.

Visitors can choose from several tasting packages included in the excursion price, such as the “discovery” package: tasting of 2 white wines from Chasselas and 1 red wine from Plant Robert, accompanied by bread and butter flutes.

As the final attraction of the excursion, the return to Geneva will be via the motorway.

• Visit the Castle of Eagle and the Wine Museum with tasting
• Private transportation
• Wine tasting in Vinorama
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Gratuities
• Parking fees

• Lunch

This day trip to the Lavaux Vineyards region is sure to delight all wine enthusiasts, as well as those who appreciate stunning landscapes like the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Guests will be picked up at their accommodation or a designated meeting point and will travel in a Mercedes-Benz Deluxe vehicle with a Driver/Guide who will ensure they enjoy this beautiful excursion to the fullest.

The journey will take you along Lake Geneva from Geneva to Lausanne, followed by the Vineyard Route to Vevey. The motorway will then lead to Aigle, where the castle housing the Wine Museum, the highlight of this excursion, is located. The return trip will be via the motorway through Chexbres, for a wine tasting experience.

Please note that itinerary changes can be made with the agreement of the Driver/Guide.

Looking forward to having you on board!

• Note: Child seats available only with prior reservation.
• Important note: To allow families to participate in this excursion we have allowed the participation of children and teenagers, please note that during wine tastings, to comply with local law, wine will not be served to children under 17 years old, but soft drinks will be offered to them.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.