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5 Countries Alpine Grand Tour in a Luxury Car

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Overview

Available languages

German
English
Italian
French
Spanish

240 hours

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Drive through five stunning Alpine countries in a luxurious car on this 10-day summer tour that begins and ends in Zurich, Switzerland. This journey features iconic roads like the breathtaking Stelvio Pass in Italy, along with scenic routes through Austria's Tyrol region and the Italian Dolomites. With programmed GPS for easy navigation and stays in top-quality hotels, experience the thrills of the Grossglockner High Alpine Road of Austria and the unforgettable sights of the Glacier Express route in Switzerland. Perfect for travelers aged 23 and over looking for a unique adventure with family and friends.

- Explore Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Italy

- Drive iconic roads including the Stelvio Pass and Sella Ronda

- Stay in premium accommodations throughout the tour

- Enjoy programmed GPS guidance for a seamless driving experience

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.

What‘s Included

Programmed GPS for effortless travel and Day-by-Day Road-Book in English

Neuschwanstein Castle

Comprehensive insurance with CHF 5,000 excess, held on your credit card at handover

Personal tour briefing at hotel and airport transfers

All hotels with King-Size bedding

Car delivery & collection at hotel

8 Days Luxury Car with all tour mileage

En Route Support: Call / WhatsApp

Fuel (payable locally; varies depending on driving style and usage)

Admission to attractions are optional (payable locally)

personal travel insurance

lunches & dinners

What To Expect

Day 1

Late Afternoon Personal tour briefing at hotel + handover of Porsche rental car

Accommodations

5 Star Renaissance Zurich Tower Hotel

1

Zurich

5:00 PM – Meet & Greet at Your Hotel, before enjoy some time to explore Zurich at your leisure. In the late afternoon, meet your tour concierge at your hotel for the handover of your car and a detailed driver’s briefing.

1 hour • Admission Not Applicable
Day 2

Lake Zurich to Appenzell & Liechtenstein, Ending in Bavaria

Accommodations

4-star Ameron Neuschwanstein Alpsee Resort & Spa

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Thur Waterfalls

Discover the Thur Waterfalls, Eastern Switzerland’s hidden gem. Cascading through alpine forests, these powerful falls offer stunning views, refreshing mist, and a perfect nature stop along your scenic road trip adventure.

45 minutes • Admission Not Applicable
2

Vaduz Castle

Vaduz Castle, the symbol of Liechtenstein, towers above the capital with sweeping Alpine views. Still home to the princely family, it’s admired from outside and a highlight of any road journey.

Admission Not Applicable
3

Oberjoch

The Oberjoch Pass, Germany’s highest federal road, winds through dramatic alpine scenery with hairpin bends and sweeping views, making it a thrilling yet accessible drive and a true highlight of any road trip.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 3

Visit of Neuschwanstein Castle and Drive into Austrian Tyrol

Accommodations

5-star Kempinski Hotel Das Tirol

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Neuschwanstein Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle, King Ludwig II’s fairy-tale masterpiece, rises above Bavaria’s forests and lakes. With turrets, bridges, and sweeping Alpine views, it is one of Europe’s most iconic and enchanting landmarks.

1 hour • Admission Included
2

Schloss Linderhof

Linderhof Palace, the only completed residence of King Ludwig II, enchants with ornate interiors, mirrored halls, and baroque gardens. Nestled in Bavaria’s mountains, it offers a magical glimpse into royal extravagance.

45 minutes • Admission Not Included
3

Ettal Abbey

Ettal Abbey, founded in 1330, is a magnificent Benedictine monastery in Bavaria. Its striking baroque church, grand dome, and alpine setting make it a cultural, historical, and architectural highlight for travelers.

45 minutes • Admission Not Included
4

Gerlos Alpenstrasse

The Gerlos Pass connects Salzburg and Tyrol with sweeping alpine views. Famous for its panoramic drive and access to Krimml Waterfalls, it’s a scenic highlight of Austria’s mountain roads and adventures.

15 minutes • Admission Not Included
5

Krimml Falls (Krimmler Wasserfalle)

Krimml Waterfalls, Austria’s highest at 380 meters, thunder dramatically through forested valleys. Wooden walkways and viewpoints let visitors experience their power, misty spray, and breathtaking alpine scenery up close.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 4

Via the majestic Grossglockner Alpine Road into Italian Dolomites

Accommodations

5-star Falkensteiner Kronplatz Hotel

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Grossglockner High Alpine Road

The Grossglockner High Alpine Road is Austria’s most famous mountain pass, winding to 2,504 meters with unforgettable views of the Grossglockner, Austria’s highest peak. Featuring hairpin bends, glaciers, and panoramic viewpoints, it’s a legendary drive combining engineering brilliance with raw alpine beauty—an absolute highlight for road trippers and adventurers alike.

2 hours • Admission Not Included
Day 5

Sella Ronda Drive of the Italian Dolomites

Accommodations

5-star Falkensteiner Kronplatz Hotel

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Gardena Pass

The Gardena Pass, in the heart of the Dolomites, links Val Gardena with Alta Badia. Rising to 2,136 meters, it offers thrilling hairpin turns, dramatic limestone peaks, and sweeping alpine meadows. Beloved by drivers, cyclists, and photographers, this scenic route is among the most iconic drives in northern Italy.

Admission Not Applicable
2

Passo Sella

The Sella Pass, at 2,240 meters, is one of the Dolomites’ most spectacular routes, linking Val Gardena with Val di Fassa. Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and alpine meadows, its sweeping curves and dramatic vistas make it a dream drive and a must-see highlight of the Dolomites’ famous passes.

Admission Not Applicable
3

Lago di Misurina

Lake Misurina, known as the “Pearl of the Dolomites,” lies at 1,756 meters surrounded by dramatic peaks. Its calm waters mirror the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, creating breathtaking reflections. Famous for its pure air and alpine charm, this serene lake is a perfect stop on a Dolomite road journey.

1 hour • Admission Not Applicable
4

Passo Pordoi

The Pordoi Pass, at 2,239 meters, is one of the Dolomites’ most celebrated mountain routes. Featuring 28 hairpin bends, it rewards drivers with thrilling curves, breathtaking rock formations, and sweeping alpine vistas. A cable car to Sass Pordoi offers panoramic views, making this iconic pass a highlight of any journey.

Admission Not Applicable
5

Passo Di Giau

The Giau Pass, at 2,236 meters, is one of the most scenic drives in the Dolomites. Surrounded by dramatic limestone peaks and wide alpine meadows, it offers sweeping hairpin curves and breathtaking panoramas. Beloved by photographers and drivers alike, this pass delivers the perfect mix of beauty and adventure.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 6

Dolomites via South Tyrol into the Swiss Alps

Accommodations

5-Star Grandhotel Kronenhof Pontresina

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Glorenza

Glorenza, Italy’s smallest town, is a perfectly preserved medieval gem in South Tyrol’s Val Venosta. Enclosed by intact 16th-century walls and towers, it charms with cobbled streets, arcades, and alpine views. Rich history, tranquil atmosphere, and unique character make Glorenza a delightful cultural stop on any alpine driving adventure.

1 hour • Admission Not Applicable
2

Reschenpass

The Reschen Pass, at 1,504 meters, forms the border between Austria and Italy. Famous for Lake Resia’s submerged church tower, it combines dramatic alpine scenery with unique history. This scenic crossing links Tyrol with South Tyrol, offering travelers sweeping views, cultural intrigue, and a memorable stop on any alpine journey.

Admission Not Applicable
3

Il Campanile Sommerso

Rising eerily from Lake Resia, the 14th-century church tower is one of South Tyrol’s most striking landmarks. Submerged after the valley was flooded in 1950, it now stands as a hauntingly beautiful reminder of lost villages, framed by alpine peaks and legends, making it an unforgettable roadside photo stop.

30 minutes • Admission Not Applicable
4

Pontresina

Pontresina, nestled in the Engadin Valley near St. Moritz, blends alpine charm with elegance. Surrounded by glaciers and peaks, it offers hiking, climbing, and wildlife watching. Its traditional Engadin houses with painted façades, refined hotels, and access to Bernina Pass make it a captivating stop on any Swiss road journey.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 7

Stelvio Pass in Italy and 2 Swiss Passes

Accommodations

5-Star Grandhotel Kronenhof Pontresina

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Passo dello Stelvio

The Stelvio Pass, at 2,757 meters, is Italy’s highest paved mountain road and a legend among drivers. With 48 iconic hairpin bends on its northern ascent, it delivers unmatched thrills and breathtaking alpine panoramas. A masterpiece of engineering, Stelvio combines challenge, beauty, and adventure, making it a true bucket-list drive.

Admission Not Applicable
2

Berninapass

The Bernina Pass, at 2,328 meters, links Engadin with Val Poschiavo and Italy. Known for stunning glaciers, turquoise lakes, and sweeping hairpin turns, it is also traversed by the UNESCO-listed Bernina Express railway. This high-alpine route combines natural drama with cultural charm, making it a spectacular highlight of any journey.

Admission Not Applicable
3

Fuorn Pass

The Ofen Pass, also known as Fuorn Pass, lies at 2,149 meters in Switzerland’s Engadin region. Winding through Swiss National Park, it offers pristine alpine scenery, wildlife encounters, and serene forests. This lesser-traveled route connects Zernez with Val Müstair, blending natural beauty, history, and tranquility into an unforgettable driving experience.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 8

The Glacier Express Route

Accommodations

5-Star The Chedi Andermatt

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Julier Pass

The Julier Pass, at 2,284 meters, connects Chur with the Engadin Valley. Known since Roman times, it features sweeping curves, alpine lakes, and striking red stone landscapes. Open year-round, it combines history with scenic drama, offering travelers a smooth yet spectacular drive through one of Switzerland’s most accessible high passes.

Admission Not Applicable
2

Ruinaulta Rheinschlucht

The Ruinaulta, often called the “Swiss Grand Canyon,” is a dramatic gorge carved by the Rhine River between Ilanz and Reichenau. Towering white cliffs, dense forests, and turquoise waters create breathtaking scenery. Accessible by road, rail, and trails, it’s a paradise for photographers, hikers, and nature lovers on any alpine journey.

30 minutes • Admission Not Applicable
3

Oberalp Pass

The Oberalp Pass, at 2,044 meters, connects Andermatt with Disentis in the Swiss Alps. This scenic route is the highest point of the famous Glacier Express train journey. With sweeping curves, alpine lakes, and dramatic peaks, it offers drivers and rail passengers alike unforgettable views and true high-alpine atmosphere.

Admission Not Applicable
4

Benediktiner Kloster Disentis

Disentis Monastery, founded in the 8th century, is one of Switzerland’s oldest Benedictine abbeys. Its striking baroque church, historic treasures, and peaceful setting in the upper Rhine Valley make it both a cultural and spiritual landmark. A living monastery, it welcomes visitors with history, art, and authentic alpine tranquility.

45 minutes • Admission Not Included
5

Andermatt

Andermatt, set in the heart of the Swiss Alps, is a historic mountain village turned stylish resort. Surrounded by iconic passes like Furka, Oberalp, and Gotthard, it offers year-round adventure, luxury hotels, and alpine charm. Its strategic location makes Andermatt a perfect hub for scenic drives and explorations.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 9

The Swiss BIG3 Alpine Passes including Furka Pass

Accommodations

5-Star The Chedi Andermatt

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Furka Pass

The Furka Pass, at 2,429 meters, is one of Switzerland’s most thrilling alpine drives, famed for its sweeping curves and dramatic glaciers. It gained worldwide fame in the James Bond film Goldfinger (1964), where Sean Connery’s Aston Martin DB5 raced along its bends—cementing Furka as a cinematic and driving legend.

Admission Not Applicable
2

Rhone Glacier

The Rhone Glacier, source of the mighty Rhone River, lies near the Furka Pass at over 2,200 meters. Once stretching deep into the valley, it remains a striking natural wonder. Visitors can admire its shimmering ice, carved landscapes, and even step inside the famous ice grotto for a unique experience.

1 hour 30 minutes • Admission Not Included
3

Aareschlucht

The Aare Gorge, near Meiringen, is a spectacular natural wonder carved by glacial meltwaters. Wooden walkways and tunnels guide visitors through its narrow limestone canyon, with walls soaring up to 50 meters. Dramatic light, rushing waters, and easy access make this gorge an unforgettable stop on any Swiss alpine journey.

1 hour • Admission Not Included
4

Sustenpass

The Susten Pass, at 2,224 meters, is one of Switzerland’s most scenic alpine roads. Opened in 1945, it combines smooth curves with dramatic views of glaciers, waterfalls, and rugged peaks. Beloved by drivers and motorcyclists, this spectacular route links Innertkirchen with Wassen, delivering unforgettable panoramas at every twist and turn.

Admission Not Applicable
5

Grimsel Pass

The Grimsel Pass, at 2,164 meters, connects the Bernese Oberland with the Valais. Surrounded by granite peaks, reservoirs, and stark alpine landscapes, it offers a dramatic contrast to nearby lush valleys. Known for its winding roads, power dams, and sweeping views, Grimsel is a striking highlight of Switzerland’s high mountain routes.

Admission Not Applicable
Day 10

Bernese Highlands and Swiss Lake Route back to Zurich

Accommodations

5 Star Renaissance Zurich Tower Hotel

Food and Drinks

BREAKFAST

Breakfast

1

Lake Brienz

Lake Brienz, with its deep turquoise waters, lies between Interlaken and the Bernese Alps. Surrounded by steep forested slopes and picturesque villages like Iseltwald, it offers cruises, kayaking, and stunning photo stops. Famous for its clarity and color, this serene lake is a jewel of Switzerland’s alpine road journeys.

Admission Not Applicable
2

Thunersee

Lake Thun, framed by the Bernese Alps, stretches west from Interlaken toward Thun. Its deep-blue waters are dotted with castles, vineyards, and charming lakeside villages. Popular for cruises, sailing, and panoramic drives, the lake offers unforgettable views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau—making it a highlight of any alpine journey.

Admission Not Applicable
3

Interlaken, nestled between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, is Switzerland’s adventure capital. Surrounded by the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks, it offers countless activities from paragliding to cruises. Its lively streets, grand hotels, and breathtaking scenery make Interlaken both a vibrant hub and a perfect base for alpine road trips.

Admission Not Applicable
4

Oberhofen Castle

Oberhofen Castle, on the shores of Lake Thun, is one of Switzerland’s most romantic castles. With medieval towers, lakeside gardens, and Alpine backdrops, it blends history with fairy-tale charm. Inside, richly furnished rooms showcase centuries of heritage, while outside, the lakeside setting offers unforgettable views for travelers on scenic drives.

1 hour • Admission Not Included
5

Bernese Oberland

The Bernese Highlands enchant with rolling green hills, traditional chalets, and sweeping alpine vistas. Driving the Schallenberg Pass, at 1,167 meters, offers gentle curves and panoramic views of the Emmental and Bernese Alps. Less crowded than high alpine routes, it’s a peaceful, picturesque drive showcasing Switzerland’s pastoral beauty and charm.

Admission Not Applicable
6

Lindt Home of Chocolate

The Lindt Home of Chocolate, near Zurich, is a paradise for chocolate lovers. Highlights include the world’s largest chocolate fountain, immersive exhibits on cocoa’s journey, and tastings of Swiss specialties. Designed by star architects, this modern museum blends indulgence with education, making it an irresistible stop on any Swiss road trip.

1 hour • Admission Not Included
7

Zurich

5:30 Pm Car return at your hotel in Zurich

Admission Not Applicable

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