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  ISELTWALD - Paddle Trai...  
DAMPFSCHIFF & SEEKREUZFAHRTEN: BLS
PADDLE STEAMBOAT & LAKE CRUISES: BLS
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Die Bäume blühen und die Wiesen erstrahlen in saftig grüner Farbe. Die Kursschiffe der BLS fahren wieder auf dem Brienzersee. Um gemütlich die Dörfer rund um den See zu bestaunen, steig ins MS Jungfrau.
The time of the year is here when hiking trails are just for you. While others are still finishing the ski season or some already getting their hands muddy in the garden, hiking routes remain empty for the enjoy of people seeking for peace and silence. As the snow...
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Es gibt viele Unterkünfte und Restaurants für jeden Geschmack (check Brienz-Essen und Schlafen). Fahrpläne der Schiffe finden Sie auf der BLS-Website. Es gibt drei Kursschiffe, die häufig abfahren und von denen eines ein Dampfschiff ist, das 1914 gebaut wurde.
Continue after lunch by foot towards the breathtaking Giessbach waterfalls on the southern shore of the lake 5 km from Iseltwald. Route is well marked, just walk east. For maps, visit the tourist office in Interlaken before leaving. After you arrival to Brienz you can either head straight back to Bönigen and relax on the ferry or spend a night in Brienz and explore the town and return the next day. There’s plenty of accommodation and dining options for all tastes (check Brienz -Eating and Sleeping). Ferry timetables can be found on the BLS website. There’s three passenger ferries that departure frequently and one of which is a steamboat constructed 1914. The nostalgic paddle steamer “Lötschberg” is the jewel of Lake Brienz and well worth the experience. If you decide to stay overnight, you can buy a day-pass for ferry and visit the villages of Oberried, Niederried and Ringgenberg the next day. You can also take the ferry all the way back to Interlaken East if you are staying in Interlaken.
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Es gibt viele Unterkünfte und Restaurants für jeden Geschmack (check Brienz-Essen und Schlafen). Fahrpläne der Kursschiffe finden Sie auf der BLS-Website. Es gibt drei Kursschiffe, die häufig abfahren und von denen eines ein Dampfschiff ist, das 1914 gebaut wurde.
Start early so you’ll have plenty of time to explore the beautiful lake of Brienz and relax on the water. You can hire a kayak/SUP-board from Hightide Kayak School in Bönigen and leave the kayak in Brienz Lido rental station for a little surcharge. Paddle along the southern shore of the lake and pay a visit to the magnificient Iseltwald cliffs which are also known as a great climbing and deep water soloing spot. Cliffs are situated on the southern shore of the lake 4 km from Bönigen, 2.5 km before Iseltwald. Have a lunch stop in the picturesque lake side town of Iseltwald (check Iseltwald – Eating and Sleeping). There’s also a couple of beautiful hidden beaches on the way for an ideal spot for a break. In front of Iseltwald you can paddle around (launching not allowed) the Snaggeninseli or Snail Island as it’s known in English due to it’s history in the middle ages as a breeding place for snails. In Iseltwald it’s possible to launch to the west of the ferry landing. Continue after lunch towards the the beautiful Giessbach waterfalls on the southern shore of the lake 5 km from Iseltwald. After your arrival to Brienz Lido rental station you can either head straight back to Bönigen and relax on the ferry or spend a night in Brienz and explore the beautiful lake side town and return the next day. There’s plenty of accommodation and dining options for all tastes (check Brienz -Eating and Sleeping). Ferry timetables can be found on the BLS website. There’s three passenger ferries that departure frequently and one of which is a steamboat constructed 1914. The nostalgic paddle steamer “Lötschberg” is the jewel of Lake Brienz and well worth the experience. If you decide to stay overnight, you can buy a day-pass for ferry and visit the villages of Oberried, Niederried and Ringgenberg the next day. You can also take the ferry all the way back to Interlaken East if you are staying in Interlaken.