Public transports


 

Concerned to enhance the public transports and to protect the environment, the Caribana festival, together with its partner the TPN, gives you this year a news offer of public transports that will convince you to leave your car at home. Upon presentation of your entrance ticket, pass or badge, you will travel freely on all the network up to the festivals entrance.

Special shuttles have been scheduled to bring you directly to Lausanne or to Geneva, with stops upon demand in other cities on the way for a special price of CHF 10.- per person and by trip.


Coming to the festival with public transports offers several advantages:

  • You leave your car in your garage 
  • You avoid parking issues
  • You can drink until you are no longer thirsty (...)
  • You preserve the environment

But beforehand, with the bus, the festival starts already in front of your door!

Schedules  soon available here!

Parking

Parkings

P1

Access booked for all two wheels and vehicles with VIP passes for parking

 

 

P2

VIP Parking


The voluntary chauffeur team will bring you from the parking directly to the main entrance of the festival and back.
The shuttles are offered by Amag/VW Geneva.

 

P3

All access.

Extra parking
 and indicated on the map.

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Parking outside of the official parking spots signaled by the below bilboard

It is in ones nature to want to park ones vehicle the closer to the main entrance as possible to have the minimum to walk. We will therefore indicate that all parking outside of the official parking places, pavements (except from the pavement of "Route Suisse"), fields (that are not indicated), or in front of private properties is strictly forbidden. Policemen will have all rights to take away all vehicles obstructing at the vehicles owner's charges. 

Damages and theft

 

The owners of the vehicles are responsible for their cars. 

Caribana declines all responsibilities in the event of robberies and damages on all vehicles.

Venue Map

Map of the venue, click to get a bigger picture.