Discover Saint-Paul-en-Chablais Between landscapes and panoramas

Located at an average altitude of around 900 meters, the commune of Saint-Paul en Chablais is recognizable by its characteristic bulbous bell tower. A village on a balcony overlooking the lake, you’ll find superb views, unspoilt pastures, picturesque sites, hiking and biking trails and a remarkable historical and natural heritage.

Do you know Saint-Paul's historical heritage?

In addition to its remarkable bell tower, restored in 2012, Saint-Paul en Chablais boasts a recognized historical heritage with its 12th-century church, priory and several authentic chapels, such as those at La Beunaz and Le Lyonnet. Tours are organized by the Pays d’art et d’histoire. The village is a lively place, with several shops and accommodation facilities, and many events are organized, particularly during the summer months, including a Sunday market.

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The lakes and marshes are refuges for flora and fauna, which you can discover in the RAMSAR guide to walking in the impluvium’s wetlands.

Discover the natural sites of Saint-Paul en Chablais

The commune boasts numerous natural sites, particularly wetlands. It is renowned for its lakes, in particular the Lac de la Beunaz, the largest but also the most intimate Lac Noir, and many others. The commune is located on the impluvium of Evian’s waters on the Gavot plateau water table. Marshes and peat bogs cover around 10% of the commune. You can discover how they work on the Maravant Marsh interpretation trail.

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