Wingsuit

From the Cliff Top to the Raft on the Lake

The pilot stands at the edge of the Malatraix cliff. Ahead, nothing. Below, Lake Geneva.

They jump. The suit inflates. Arms spread, legs locked — they're not falling, they're flying. 200 km/h along the rock face.

There are two rafts. The big ones are 6 meters across. The small ones are 1 meter. One meter. At 200 km/h.

When the pilot deploys the chute and lands on the raft, 30,000 people on the shore let out the same scream.

And you can only experience it here. On the shores of Lake Geneva, feet in the grass, drink in hand.