Angon Beach

Next to Talloires (1 km away), enjoy Angon Beach, a beautiful beach with a gradual slope in the water. It is perfect for families and you will find a lots of trees to protect from the sun.

Really good view on the Bauges mountains, Semnoz and Duingt.

Volley ball, pétanque, pique nique tables, toilets, showers, snack bar and of course with Lifeguards during the summer.

2.2€ per adult and 1.20€ per child

Near Angon Beach there is a free parking but it can be very busy in the summer.

Dogs are not allowed.

You could also ride a bike there, via Veyrier (in order to go down hill in Talloires) and then do the full tour (40 km) riding through Doussard, Duingt, St Jorioz, Sévrier and back to Annecy.

For more information: https://www.talloires-lac-annecy.com/fr/bouger/plages/49-plage-d-angon

See my previous post about other beaches https://www.taxi-massingy.com/en/beaches-of-lake-annecy/

Do not miss a visit to Talloires, a lovely village by the lake with excellent restaurants and hotels, where famous people still come on holiday to enjoy this little paradise.

If you need a reliable taxi from Geneva airport to Angon or Talloires please contact me

Other things to do in the area, hike to Angon waterfall https://www.taxi-massingy.com/en/angon-waterfall/, easy family hike in the woods next to Talloires Golf https://www.taxi-massingy.com/en/roc-de-chere/

Hike, pik nik or paragliding in Col de la Forclaz https://www.taxi-massingy.com/en/col-de-la-forclaz/

Nestled on the eastern shore of Lake Annecy, Angon Beach is a hidden gem in the picturesque village of Talloires, France. This serene lakeside spot is renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, which are among the cleanest in Europe, thanks to strict environmental protections. Angon Beach offers a peaceful retreat, surrounded by lush greenery and framed by the dramatic backdrop of the French Alps. Visitors can relax on the small pebble beach, swim in the refreshing lake, or enjoy a picnic under the shade of nearby trees.

Talloires itself is a charming village, celebrated for its historic abbey, gourmet restaurants, and traditional Savoyard architecture. The village exudes a timeless elegance, with its narrow streets, flower-filled balconies, and a relaxed atmosphere that invites leisurely strolls. The Lake Annecy, often called the “Pearl of the French Alps,” is a stunning alpine lake known for its vibrant blue waters and breathtaking scenery. It is a popular destination for water sports, cycling along its scenic trails, and exploring the surrounding mountains.