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The famous peninsula of Lake Biel is a destination prized for its stillness and beauty.
St. Peter’s island invites you to relax among reeds, vineyards, and on small sandy beaches. Even Rousseau succumbed to its charm while seeking refuge on the island for a few days. Don’t miss out and treat yourself to some tasty regional products and excellent local wine at the restaurant. The island can be reached either by boat from Biel or passing through the charming winegrowers’ villages. From Erlach, the Heidenweg path takes you there as well on foot or by bike.
On site
On site
Accessibility
- Pets allowed
- Accessible by public transport
- Suitable for families
Activities
- On-site catering
- Guided tours
- Exhibition / explanations
Services
- Suitable for groups
- Picnic area available
- On-site equipment rental
- WC
Access
Zugang
Public transport
Directions
Good to know
Good to know
- St. Peter’s Island is a nature reserve and closed to traffic
- Beach and barbecue areas
- Accessible by boat, on foot or by bicycle
- Information boards on Fauna and flora and a forsted nature trail
- Rousseau memorial near the southern landing place
- Visit the chamber of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Links & PDFs
Links & PDFs
Contact
Contact
- Tourismus Biel Seeland
Tourisme Bienne Seeland Bahnhofplatz 12 Postfach 1261 2502 Biel/Bienne +41 32 329 84 84 info@biel-seeland.ch biel-seeland.ch
St. Peter's Island