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Small local museum in Sciez: fossil collections, Alpine geology, prehistory of the Lake Geneva shore. Open seasonally or by appointment.
Microlight (ULM) discovery flights over Lake Geneva and the Mont-Blanc massif, departing from Cervens airfield. Licensed pilot, flights from 20 min to 1h to discover alpine landscapes from the sky.

Cervens airfield, very close to Lake Geneva and Thonon-les-Bains, is one of the microlight (ULM) practice sites in Haute-Savoie. Discovery flights are offered by FFPLUM-licensed pilots aboard fixed-wing microlights, providing aerial views of alpine landscapes (Lake Geneva, Arve valley, Mont-Blanc massif).
Formats and audiences. Several durations: 20-30 min discovery flight for a first taste, 45 min to 1h discovery flight to explore the region more widely. Open to adults and children from around 7-10 (depending on weight/height and club). The passenger sits next to the pilot and enjoys the view; no prerequisites. Onboard video as an option.
Good to know. Booking essential, subject to pilot availability and weather. Flights cancelled or rescheduled in bad weather (wind, rain, poor visibility). Prices ~€80-120 for 20-30 min, ~€200-280 for 1h. Bring warm clothes (cooler at altitude) and sunglasses. The pilot provides headset and full briefing before take-off.
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Usually from age 7-10 depending on club and profile (weight/height). No upper limit if in good health.
A 20-30 min discovery flight costs around €80-120, a 1h flight around €200-280. 2026 prices to confirm.
Yes, booking essential, well in advance (weather-dependent flights). Cancellation/rescheduling possible in bad weather.
Yes, the pilot holds an FFPLUM (French Microlight Federation) licence, experienced and responsible for flight safety.
Warm clothes (cooler at altitude), sunglasses. The pilot provides headset, briefing and all necessary equipment.
Microlight is strictly regulated by FFPLUM, the aircraft is controlled, the pilot is licensed. Flights are cancelled in bad weather. Residual risk is low but exists (like any aerial activity).
Yes, an onboard video is usually offered as an option to keep a flight memento.
Multi-source verification at publication. Information may change — confirm with the official operator before travelling.