Lucerne

Lucerne, a historic city with the iconic Kapellbrücke, the Lion Monument, and Mount Pilatus. Wander charming streets with views of Lake Lucerne and the Alps.

St. Beatus-Hohlen, Swiss Caves

Visit the stunning St. Beatus Caves near Lake Thunersee, featuring waterfalls and vast underground caverns. St.Beatus Cave (€19) - Optional

Interlaken

Interlaken may be known as the adventure capital of Switzerland, but if all you want to do tonight is sit and eat and drink... we fully support this. Breathe deep that crisp mountain air you’ve only ever read about in guidebooks as you settle in for the night and reminisce on an adventure-filled first day.

Grindelwald

Spend the day in Grindelwald under the watchful eye of the mighty Eiger Mountain. Explore lush meadows, glaciers, and towering peaks. Hike the Eiger Trail, take the scenic Jungfraujoch train to the "Top of Europe," or venture into the stunning Gletscherschlucht canyon. Enjoy the charm of Swiss chalets and breathtaking landscapes. As the day ends, return to Interlaken to relax and reflect on your alpine adventure. There's no wrong way to experience Grindelwald!

Interlaken

And as the day comes to a close, we head back to Interlaken for the night where you have some free time to reminisce on the day or soak up even more Swiss experiences.

Aussichtspunkt Chalrutirank

A photo stop at the stunning viewpoint of Chälrütirank. This is just the first of many wow-moments for today, so brace yourself.

Vitznau

Our direction today is towards the Rigi mountain – as we explore the panoramic path of the Rigi Kaltbad. The scenery is the star of the show today and you'll be lucky enough to see the views from the cogwheel train starting in Vitznau and heading to Rigi Kulm.

Aussichtspunkt Rigi Kulm

Timings today depend on the train, but once you arrive in Rigi Kulm, there is plenty of free time to explore. Perhaps you'll hike to one of its viewpoints, grab some lunch, enjoy the scenery. The options are endless.

Chur

we’ll take you to your overnight stop in the city of Chur. This is the oldest city in Switzerland, history dating back over 5,000 years. Chur is famous for its medieval fortifications, Roman ruins and artefacts, underground church, and beautiful surroundings.

We have an earlier start to the day but for a very good reason. We have a train to catch. What is a trip to Switzerland without an iconic train ride through awe-inspiring scenery? Today is the day to tick that off your bucket list. You hop on board the bus and head straight to the station to catch the famous UNESCO train and embark on one of the most incredible train journeys of your life.

St. Moritz

Filled with awe from the majestic landscapes you’ve passed through, you arrive in St. Moritz, a glamorous alpine resort with time to explore at your leisure. Stroll along streets lined with grand Belle Époque hotels, sleek modern chalets, and traditional Engadin houses adorned with intricate wall designs, all framed by the dramatic peaks of the Swiss Alps. Take in the chic atmosphere, perhaps spot a celebrity or two, or venture to the world’s oldest bobsleigh run. For more adventure, ride a cable car or gondola up the mountains, wander through fascinating museums, or indulge in the region’s delicious local cuisine.

Back on the mini-bus, you leave chic St. Moritz behind and journey to Morteratsch, where the glamour gives way to raw alpine beauty. Here, dramatic peaks frame the valley and the mighty Morteratsch Glacier awaits. An easy two-hour walk leads you through flower-filled meadows and alongside rushing glacial streams, guiding you ever closer to jagged summits and the awe-inspiring wall of ice at the glacier’s tongue.

Maienfeld

We visit the alpine village of Maienfeld (also known as Heididorf). Book lovers may be thrilled to know that this is the village which inspired Johanna Spyri’s children’s book ‘Heidi’. You’ll have a couple of hours here to explore, from the open-air museum dedicated to Heidi, the replica of the fictional character’s home, or the traditional village... there’s plenty to see and do.

Appenzell

We head for Appenzell, the home of cheese, where your time is yours for lunch, exploration, shopping and, of course... eating lots of cheese. That last part is up to you, but we highly recommend.

St. Gallen

Our final stop of today is striking town of St. Gallen. With its picturesque old town, twin-towered cathedral, and library brimming with ancient books, it’s a popular destination.

Kyburg

You know those iconic shots of proudly perched castles surrounded by mountains and greenery, whispering of fairytales and secrets? That’s Kyburg Castle, our first stop on our final day. Kyburg Castle (€12) - optional extra

Museum-and-art-lovers today is your day! For our next stop is the city of Winterhur where we have a couple of hours to explore and grab a bite to eat. From photography exhibits to the Swiss Science Center Technorama, there’s something for every interest here.

Rhine Falls

We may be approaching the final stop of the tour, but that’s nothing to be sad about... not where we’re going. Rhine Falls are the strongest waterfalls in Europe. Crashing down around you, you have the choice to jump on an optional boat ride and feel the thunderous power of this incredible landmark before we return to Zurich in the evening.