Category: Lake Geneva

To tie up a boat safely, it's essential to know a few basic sea knots. Here are three essential knots, with simple explanations and links to images or tutorials to help you visualise them. 1. The cleat knot (or capstan knot) Use: To attach a mooring line to a cleat or bitt.

Sailing on Lake Geneva is a wonderful experience, but you need to follow some basic rules to ensure everyone's safety and protect the environment. Here are the main rules to follow: 1. Comply with speed limits 2. Have the required safety equipment 3. Respect the rules of priority 4. Avoid sailing under the influence of alcohol.

Lake Geneva, one of Europe's largest lakes, is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. However, there is a notable difference between Swiss and French regulations: on the Swiss side, electric surfing and electric foiling are strictly forbidden, whereas on the French side, just a few kilometres away, these activities are permitted and even offered to [...].

CGN's new NaviExpress boats: a revolution on Lake Geneva The Compagnie Générale de Navigation (CGN) has just renewed its fleet with the introduction of the new NaviExpress boats. These modern, high-performance vessels are redefining the experience of sailing on Lake Geneva, offering speed, comfort and efficiency. Find out all you need to know about these boats [...]