A trip around Lake Biel

The ships operate daily between 29 March and 27 October 2024.

You can find the exact sailing times at:

All route prices and offers at: www.bielersee.ch

Fares

Adults: from 25 years pay the normal ticket price
Young people: aged 16–24.99 get a 20% discount
Children: aged 6–15.99 pay ½ price
Children: aged 0–5.99 travel for free
Groups: of 10 people or more get a 30% discount

Validity

The travelcard and half-fare card are both valid, as are various 1-day travel cards (municipal 1-day travel card, junior travelcard, travelpass for children, 1-day travel card for dogs, ID card for passengers with an disability (companion card)). Bicycle season tickets and bicycle 1-day travel cards are not valid, nor are the Libero offers.

Note on bicycle transportation

Please note: Restricted access for bicycles on some ships.
Wheelchairs and pushchairs have priority over bicycles when there are large numbers of passengers. No reservation possible.


Prices in CHF incl. VAT / Prices and products subject to alteration

Discover the old town of Biel

Combine the tour with a trip to the old town of Biel. Many charming narrow streets, beautiful fountains, and venerable guild houses invite you to stroll around. Additionally, medieval buildings and squares, as well as small shops with regional products, provide plenty of surprises. In the old town, you'll come across small cafes and restaurants that invite you to indulge. In winter, you can enjoy a special atmosphere in the medieval old town.

► Discover Biel

Ideally, you should start the round trip in Biel. Travel by train to the starting point for the boat trip on Lake Biel.

Boat from Biel:

It takes around 12 minutes to walk from Biel/Bienne train station to Biel pier, or you can take bus no. 9.