The Lamberta caves, located above Môtier, were carved into sandstone between 1916 and 1917 to defend the Swiss Plateau during the First World War.
This resulted in an impressive 200-meter-long tunnel.
Nowadays, the caves are a paradise playground for children: young and old explorers discover every corner of this oversized sandcastle or play hide-and-seek for hours.
Information
Vully Tourisme, Route du Lac 114, 1787, Môtier
Route du Lac 114
1787 Môtier
For a guided tour, contact Vully Tourisme.
Don't forget to bring a torch and wear good shoes!
The caves are located on the Historical path.
Access by public transport: from Sugiez train station, take the bus number 530 in direction to Lugnorre. The bus stop for the caves is "Môtier village". From there, you will need to walk 20 minutes (1 km) to reach the caves.
Access by car, parkings (Location, rates and duration see above) :
-Parking Jordila supérieur (walking time around 20-25 Minutes), Lugnorre.
-Parking de la Gravière (walking time around 20-25 Minutes), Lugnorre. Temporarly closed!
-Parking harbour (walking time around 20-25 Minutes), Môtier.
