Around the world in 7 days
Experience a water oasis of over 255km with more than 40 ports.
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145km driving distance with more than 6 ports!
Lake Neuchâtel
Tour of Lake Neuchâtel including return journey to the destination canal without lock 106km at approx. 10km/h = approx. 11h. A canal trip from Le Landeron is approx. 8.5km long.
Lake Murten
Round trip of Lake Murten including return journey Broye Canal 42km at approx. 10km/h = approx. 4.5 hours driving hours. A canal trip from Murten is approx. 11.5km long.
Lake Biel
Round trip to Lake Biel including a return trip to Solothurn including a lock 106km at approx. 10km/h = approx. 11h. A canal trip from Biel to Solothurn is approx. 31km long.
Here we are at home
In the idyllic town, Le Landeron NE you will find our charter homebase.
You are guaranteed a pleasant welcome directly at the harbor and easy access to the ship.
It is our primary goal to make your stay as stress-free as possible.
Day 1: St. Peter's Island
St. Petersinel is the striking landmark of Lake Biel. It is located in the southwest of the lake near Erlach and has been connected to the mainland via a flat headland since the second half of the 19th century. It is therefore a peninsula.
The journey ends in Abraham's womb at Vinelz. The quietest bay on Lake Biel invites you to linger here and spend a peaceful night.
Day 2: La Thielle Canal to Auvernier
Prepare for a long, comfortable ride. The green route takes you into the Zihl Canal, La Thielle, across Lake Neuchâtel to Auvernier.
Auvernier can look back on a very long settlement tradition. In 1855, the remains of pile dwellings were discovered on the edge of the lake and were subsequently excavated.
Day 4: Estavayer-le-Lac
The tourist attraction of Estavayer-le-Lac is the largely intact medieval old town with the Chenaux Castle, the local history museum in the Maison de la Dîme, the so-called frog museum (Musée des grenouilles), the art gallery and the harbor on Lake Neuchâtel. In addition to various hotels, Estavayer le Lac also has a campsite and a water ski lift on the lake.
Day 5: Broye Canal, Lake Murten to Vallamand
Start the day early and take it easy. Drive along the over 40km long path along natural beaches, most of which consist of nature reserves.
The Broye Canal takes you upstream towards Murten.
Lake Murten is located in the cantons of Friborg and Vaud. The eponymous town of Murten lies on its southern bank.
Day 6: Return to base
Le Landeron
No, the holidays aren't over yet!
We would like to ensure you have a stress-free and peaceful journey home.
Before departure, take enough time to do a basic check of the boat.
- Refuel the ship to 100% before crossing.
- Empty the black water tank.
- Fill with fresh on-board water.
Remember that there is no gas station or exhaust system on the way back.
