Winter Kayak Tour Lake Brienz Interlaken

Winter Kayak Tour

2hr Guided Tour Morning and afternoon departures November 1 – April 30 Interlaken

Times

9:15 / 9:30 / 9:45
1:15pm / 1:20pm / 1:45pm

Duration

3 hours
(2 hours on the water)

Price

Adult CHF 139
Child (12-15 years) CHF 119

Info

Min. 12 years
Max. 120 kg
Max. 190 cm

Included

Top Quality Materials
Drysuit
Free photo package
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Discover the pristine beauty of Lake Brienz in winter

Ready for a unique adventure from a new perspective? 

Escape the crowded ski slopes, grab a kayak and feel the magic of winter kayaking. Enjoy the beautiful and peaceful surroundings on a sunny day or discover the mystical beauty of the lake on a cloudy, rainy or snowy day. Wrapped up warm in one of our drysuits and with a thermos of hot tea, you’ll feel like an actor in a winter fairy tale.

You can join us on a Winter Tour from November to April and on a Summer Tour from May to October.

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Tour Details

Who’s it for
Beginners and experienced paddlers alike – no prior kayaking experience is required. The tour is beginner-friendly and guided throughout. Also suitable for non-swimmers.

Why kayak in winter
This experience is unique because it turns the frozen season into a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, kayaking across Lake Brienz in winter with the comfort of drysuits that keep you warm while you take in the magic of snowy peaks and icy reflections.

Effort level
This is a relaxed scenic tour, not a fitness session. We paddle at the pace of the group and stop often to enjoy the views, take photos,...

Palm Bora Dry Suit

What is a drysuit?

Our top line Palm™ Bora drysuits are the ultimate cold weather protection. The integrated watertight socks and latex wrist and neck gaskets seal you from the outside elements. The result is a watertight layer which fills with your own body heat keeping you both warm and dry. The adjustable storm...

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What if the weather is bad?

With the right gear, kayaking is fun in any weather. You will be surprised how enjoyable it is to kayak in rain or snow. The drops of water on the lake and snowflakes falling around you make the experience even more special. Trust us, it’s going to be great!

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Paddle and Fly Winter Package

  • CHF 285 save CHF 44!

Our Paddle and Fly package offers a unique experience of Interlaken and Lake Brienz from two breathtaking perspectives. You’ll soar high above on a paragliding flight, taking in panoramic views of the stunning lakes and alpine peaks. Then, switch gears and take a peaceful kayak tour on Lake Brienz, enjoying awe-inspiring views of the mountains and valleys from a different angle. Experience the thrill of gliding through the skies and the serenity of gliding along the tranquil waters, surrounded by spectacular Swiss scenery.

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Directions to Bönigen

Am Quai 1, 3806, Bönigen, Bern, CH

- Walk from the railway station “Interlaken Ost” to the ships
- Turn right, follow the lakeside path
- Walk past the campsite and cross the Lütschine river
- Pass Jetboat and BLS ship dock. You will find us around the corner by the Hotel Oberländerhof.

Frequently Asked Questions

Meet The Team

Patrizia

Patrizia Baldi

Backoffice |
Trainee Guide
Jonsborg

Manu Lukas

Guide
Sona

Sona Kucharova

Trainee Guide
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Ben Patrick

Senior Guide
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Ryan Wilding

Guide |
BC Paddlesport Leader
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Jolien Gekiere

Guide & Coach |
Advanced Sea Kayak Leader |
J&S Touring & Whitewater Leader
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Mika Löfquist

Guide |
BC Paddlesport Leader
Phoebe Square

Phoebe Davis

Trainee Guide
Joelle Long

Joëlle Suter

Trainee Guide
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