The beach is beautiful and the water is much cleaner than at Geneve Plage or other spots in Geneva. It's a great place to take some stunning photos. However, it's not ideal for relaxing. There are no changing rooms and the nearest restroom is a 10-minute walk away. If you want to stay dry on your way home, you'll need to stop swimming at least an hour before leaving to dry off.
Additionally, the beach is very crowded and there are no rules against playing ball or running around, so there are plenty of teenagers doing just that. They often play ball right above you while you're trying to sunbathe, or run and jump around causing the platform to shake. During my two-hour visit, I had footballs land dangerously close to my head five times, and adolescents even jumped over me while chasing each other. The splashes from their jumps always reached me, making it impossible to dry off. Trying to relax on the platform was difficult with all the children and teens running and jumping around, causing it to feel like it was constantly moving.
The beach offers a great spot to watch the sunset and is perfect for sunbathing, reading, or just relaxing. It's a bit of a walk to get there from Geneva plage, but worth it. It can get noisy in the summer due to the crowds, but it's much quieter from September to April.