Photo: Ruth Georgiev / UnsplashOver the Brünig Pass into the Bernese Oberland. The Eiger Express leaves Grindelwald for the Jungfraujoch; we wait for you in the valley.
Fixed price incl. VAT
Entrance fees, boat and train tickets not included.
During major events (e.g. WEF Davos, Spengler Cup, Art Basel) an event surcharge of 30–50 % applies in that area. The price in the booking form already includes it.
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Free cancellation up to 24 h before pickup (48 h during major events)
Drive times without traffic. Lines show the order of stops, not the exact road. Open the route in Google Maps ↗
Fully flexible: your chauffeur waits wherever you like and adjusts the plan on the way.
A short photo stop at the turquoise Lake Lungern before the pass road takes you into the Bernese Oberland.
Between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, with a clear view of the Jungfrau.
The glacier village below the Eiger north face. The Eiger Express leaves from here towards the Jungfraujoch.
Good to know: Allow about 4 hours for the Jungfraujoch and book tickets ahead. Train tickets are not included.
Price for car and chauffeur for the whole tour, waiting time included. Not included: entrance fees, boat, train and cable-car tickets, guided tours, tastings and meals.
Choose “By the hour” in the booking form and enter the tour length. We're happy to adjust the start time and route.
During major events (e.g. WEF Davos, Spengler Cup, Art Basel) an event surcharge of 30–50 % applies in that area. The price in the booking form already includes it.
Price for car and chauffeur for the whole tour, waiting time included. Not included: entrance fees, boat, train and cable-car tickets, guided tours, tastings and meals.
Lucerne's old town in the morning, glacier and snow at 3,020 m in the afternoon. The classic day out in central Switzerland.
Europe's largest waterfall in the morning, then the painted facades of Stein am Rhein's old town. Ideal for half a day.
The Chapel Bridge and old town, then up Mount Pilatus on the world's steepest cogwheel railway. Your chauffeur picks you up again at the valley station in Kriens.
Straight to the mountains: glacier, suspension bridge and snow even in summer. The easiest way to reach high mountains in a single day.
Rolling hills, farms and cheese in the Emmental, then Bern's arcades and the Federal Palace.
Along the Gold Coast to Rapperswil, the town of roses, with its castle and lake promenade. Good for guests with little time.
Chocolate at Maison Cailler in Broc, then five minutes on, Gruyère cheese at the show dairy and the medieval hilltop town with its castle. From Zurich, with fondue for lunch.
Half a day: the old town, Bahnhofstrasse and the lake promenade, then a short drive along the lake to the Lindt Home of Chocolate and the world's tallest chocolate fountain.
St. Gallen's abbey library in the morning, then into Appenzell country: the show dairy, painted houses and lunch facing the Alpstein.
Two countries in half a day: Läderach's chocolate world in Glarus, then Vaduz, capital of the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Through the Gotthard to Lugano in Ticino, then across the border to Bellagio on Lake Como, with villas, gardens and dinner in Italy.
All year round: the cathedral and Petite France in Strasbourg, then Little Venice in Colmar and a glass of Alsace wine before the drive home.
Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein: the island town of Lindau, Bregenz on Lake Constance and Vaduz, back through the Rhine valley.
To the Rhaetian Railway's Landwasser Viaduct, over the Albula Pass into the Upper Engadin to St. Moritz, and back over the Julier.
A long day on Lake Geneva: the Jet d'eau and old town in Geneva, then the Montreux riviera and Chillon Castle standing in the lake.
The Chapel Bridge and old town in Lucerne, then the cable car from Weggis up the ‘Queen of the Mountains’, with views over 13 lakes.
A day in Basel: the minster and the Rhine, the old town and town hall, the Fondation Beyeler and the Three Countries' Corner. Your chauffeur takes you from place to place.
Europe's largest waterfall in the morning, then through Thurgau into Appenzell country, with painted houses, cheese and views of the Säntis.
The Swiss capital in half a day: the Zytglogge, the arcades, the Federal Palace and the Bear Park. Your chauffeur drops you in the old town and collects you at the Rose Garden.
Bern's old town in the morning, Thun's castle and lakeside old town at midday, Interlaken with its view of the Jungfrau in the afternoon; home over the Brünig Pass.
Seasonal day trips from Zurich: Christmas markets, Krampus and Klausjagen, snow. All Christmas markets and dates →
First the wine village of Riquewihr, then Colmar's six Christmas markets into the evening, when Little Venice lights up.
Münsterplatz, Barfüsserplatz and, in the evening, the Adväntsgass in Kleinbasel. Half a day, best in the afternoon.
One evening, several markets: Polarzauber in the main station, Bellevue Noël on Sechseläutenplatz, the Dörfli in the Niederdorf and the Bahnhofstrasse lights. Your chauffeur drives you from market to market.
The "Capital of Christmas": France's oldest Christmas market, held since 1570, the cathedral, the great tree on Place Kléber and Petite France in its lights.
A Christmas market on the shore of Lake Geneva with over 150 chalets, Chillon Castle in Advent and, in the evening, Santa flying over the promenade.
A long day to Munich: the Christkindlmarkt on Marienplatz, the nativity-scene market and the Viktualienmarkt, back late in the evening.
St. Gallen's abbey district and Christmas market, then Lindau's market by the harbour, looking across Lake Constance.
The Christmas market by the Golden Roof in the afternoon; in the evening, Krampuses and Perchten march through town with bells and torches.
Switzerland's answer to Krampus: on the evening of 5 December, hundreds march through Küssnacht with glowing mitre lanterns, bells and horns. Lucerne in Advent lights first.
Up into the snow by cable car from Weggis: sledging, winter walks above the sea of fog and the warm mineral baths at Rigi Kaltbad.
Plan your own tour → Pick your own stops on the map and see the fixed price right away.
Yes. You see the fixed price when you book, before you pay. It includes VAT, motorway charges, waiting time within the usual allowance and airport meet & greet. Traffic or a detour does not change it.
Yes. Add the age and number of children in the note to your chauffeur and we bring suitable seats.
Online when you book, by credit card, TWINT, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Paying by invoice (due in 30 days) is only possible on explicit request, for company clients whose volume of rides justifies it.
Up to 24 hours before pickup you can cancel for free through the link in your confirmation and get a full refund. After that, please contact us.
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