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Watersports in Les Gets — 1 of Our Favourites

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From peaceful paddling on alpine lakes to adrenaline-pumping canyoning and rafting, Morzine offers a wide mix of watersports for all ages and energy levels.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Morzine Watersports Guide.

an inflatable obstacle course

1. Wibit water park

Large floating inflatable obstacle course with 40 modules on the Lac des Ecoles

Location
Les Gets

A large, floating, inflatable obstacle course with around 40 different modules to play on, including a human catapult, rock climbing, trampolines, a giant slide and monkey cage to name a few.

The waterpark is open every day from late June until the end of August in summer. The main waterpark area is reserved for those over the age of eight (over 1m20), however there is a kid's park for children aged five to eight.

There are tickets including access to the waterpark or to the waterpark and the lake. Discounts available for holders of a Multipass card as well as for groups of at least 15 people. Tickets can be booked online, just click on the website link.

The waterpark can be hired privately for parties or celebrations.

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From peaceful paddling on alpine lakes to adrenaline-pumping canyoning and rafting, Morzine offers a wide mix of watersports for all ages and energy levels.

Morzine is a great base for trying a wide range of watersports in the mountains. Head to nearby Lac Montriond where you can paddle in the shallows, hire a kayak or pedalo and enjoy a scenic day out by the water. For something more adventurous, white water rafting and hydrospeeding on the Dranse river offer a real adrenaline rush, while canyoning takes you sliding, jumping and abseiling through alpine streams and waterfalls. 

You’ll find indoor fun at Aquariaz, a tropical-style waterpark in the centre of Avoriaz or at the Wibit Waterpark on the lake in Les Gets. Caving and pot-holing are other exciting ways to explore the mountains, with guided trips into local cave systems for adults and older children.