If you have chosen Sarreyer as your destination, you will want to find a hotel there.
Landscape and surroundings
Monts de Sion is located in the vicinity of Sarreyer. The surrounding area includes Pointe de Sesal, Becca de Sery and Savoleyres. Le Crêt lies in the wider regional surroundings of Sarreyer.
Culture and village character
Sarreyer is known for its sun-weathered mazots. The village is listed in the Swiss Inventory of Protected Settlements.
A traditional sawmill was built in 1837 and later supplemented by two grain mills and an apple mill.
Local crafts and knowledge
The Association of Farmers and Craftspeople of Sarreyer and the surrounding area promotes local crafts, agriculture and local products and describes itself as Switzerland’s first Slow Food community. The local association offers tours, activities and training aimed at passing on the local knowledge and skills of its partners. The association also presents knowledge about alpine plants.
Public transport
In the public transport network, Sarreyer is served by a TMR bus route from Le Châble railway station.