Top Things to do in Seythenex
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Top 5 Things to do in Seythenex, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Discover the best top things to do in Seythenex, France including Sambuy Parapente, La Sambuy, Grotte et Cascade de Seythenex, La Roulotte du Masseur, Eglise Saint Sigismond.
1. Sambuy Parapente
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5.0 based on 58 reviews
Paragliding Tandem flight with the view on Annecy lake and the Mont Blanc. Share a marvellous experience with your pilots Antoine and Alexis. Facebook: Sambuy Parapente Baptêmes en parapente dans un cadre féerique avec vue sur le lac d'Annecy et le Mont Blanc. Venez vivre une expérience inoubliable avec vos pilotes Antoine et Alexis Facebook: Sambuy Parapente
2. La Sambuy
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By A7957MNjoanneg - Ashby de la Zouch, United Kingdom
We had a marvellous day here. We got the chair lift up to the top of the mountain & had a wander around - although chose not to do any of the hiking routes. The weather was a little cloudy, but the view was still spectacular - I can only imitative how stunning it is on a clear day. The lady we bought tickets from advised us that it would work out cheaper to have a chairlift pass with one activity, so that saved us a little money & was much appreciated. We had a couple of trips on the toboggan, which was great fun & then the children went on the snow-tubing (5 year old) & tubby jump (9 year old). They had amazing fun. Each ticket is €5 & gives 2 goes on each activity (or 1 car on the luge, so 2 people), which we thought was very reasonably priced. There was also a slack line set up & a playground which the children enjoyed, free of charge. We ate at the restaurant, which was good food but quite basic - I’d say perhaps a little overpriced, so I’d probably suggest a picnic. The food was ok & the staff were all friendly. Overall, a great day out & great value.
3. Grotte et Cascade de Seythenex
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 286 reviews
Discover a great natural site in the Bauges Massif UNESCO Global Geopark. Fly over the waterfall by zipline !
Reviewed By TimH234 - Gresford, United Kingdom
We stopped here to visit the Waterfall and explore the Cave System. A very impressive waterfall cascades down from a small pool high up in the rock face. There is a small staircase leading to the top with some great views. The guided tour of the cave takes about 1 hour, the explanations were done in English and French. It is small inside but I didn't find it too claustrophobic. After the cave tour we stopped at the café for a drink. We were told we were welcome to sit and just have a drink or food if we wanted. We looked the menu and had some lunch, it was well priced and the service was friendly. There is also a Zip-Line at the caves, but we did not try this. A great way to spend a couple of hours.
4. La Roulotte du Masseur
Traveling massage cabinet, traditional sauna heated over a wood fire, relaxation workshops, introductory wellness massage courses ... Personalized services provided by Marc LAURENT, certified wellness massage practitioner, adaptable to many audiences and contexts: adults, children, individuals, businesses, seminars, sporting events, hotels, public places ...
5. Eglise Saint Sigismond
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