Private Tours & Luxury Holiday In Switzerland

Switzerland is an enticing option for a holiday getaway. A trip to Switzerland is like a trip to heaven on Earth. Switzerland, with its towering snow-capped mountains, glaciers, lush valleys, and pristine lakes, is undeniably one of Europe’s most picture-perfect destinations, especially since the country is home to an advanced network of scenic trains, cable cars, steamer boats, gondolas, and cogwheel trains, making the country’s vast natural playground accessible year-round.

Switzerland is not only rich in natural beauty but also in cultural attractions, a fusion of neighbouring countries’ cultures with a dash of its own unique traditions. The Montreux Jazz Festival, the International Balloon Festival, and the Festichoc are just a few of the world-famous events held in Switzerland. You can also explore world-class museums that are dedicated to history (Bellinzona’s Fortresses, the Swiss National Museum), art (Zentrum Paul Klee, Kunstmuseum Basel), culture (The Olympic Museum, Ballenberg Open-Air Museum), and even food (Lindt Home of Chocolate, La Maison du Gruyere). There’s so much to explore in this small country that will pique your curiosity in indelible ways.

Highlights Of Switzerland

The following is a selection of our favourite Swiss spots, certain to leave you with wonderful memories of your time there. These hotspots will entice you to come and experience the splendid Swiss mountain views, delicious food, and beautiful alpine vistas from where you can also enjoy skiing in winter. If you don’t see an attraction you’re looking for, it doesn’t mean we don’t take you there. Simply let us know, and we’ll put together a tailor-made travel experience just for you.

Geneva

It is no exaggeration to say that Geneva, Switzerland, is one of the greenest cities in all of Europe, thanks to its abundance of beautiful parks, gardens, and vistas of the nearby Swiss Alps. You can take a relaxed boat ride on Lake Geneva, one of Europe’s biggest lakes. If you wish to get a feel for the city’s charm, a good place to start is in Old Town, where you’ll find a wealth of Roman relics, as well as several cafes, shops, and historical monuments, all set against a backdrop of brightly coloured homes coated in red tiles. Or, you could even spend some time in Switzerland building your very own watch or clock and then bring it back as a souvenir.

Zermatt & Matterhorn

Zermatt, Europe’s highest ski resort, offers ideal skiing with miles of pistes, terrific slopes, sun, and snow, making it an excellent terrain for skiers of all skill levels. Those who visit Switzerland in the off-winter season can still find plenty of scenic vantage points where they can take in views of the Alps, lush meadows, and colourful flowers.

Besides snow activities, the Matterhorn is also a major attraction. The Matterhorn, Europe’s most recognisable peak at 4,478 metres, towers over the stunning Alpine scenery. It is a haven for those who appreciate nature and wish to escape the bustle of city life. There is no other natural spectacle in Zermatt quite like the Matterhorn, with its symmetrical pyramidal shape, its stony tooth that reaches for the sky, and the light reflections of the surrounding Stellisee.

St Moritz

St. Moritz, a modern city, surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, is the ideal spot to unwind during the colder months. At an altitude of 1822 metres above sea level, the famed Alpine village not only offers visitors numerous unique holiday experiences and activities but also provides more opportunities to enjoy the snow than nearly any other resort. Many of St. Moritz’s cultural landmarks and popular establishments have a metropolitan flavour, giving the town an urbane air. Sport, culture, wellness, and upscale gastronomic experiences await in the Alpine region. Due to the abundance of things to do, this area is wonderful to explore not only in the winter but also in the spring and summer.

Lucerne

The city of Lucerne, which is in the heart of Switzerland, is incredibly beautiful, culturally rich, and historically significant. The city is one of the few in Switzerland to have preserved its mediaeval architecture while still incorporating some modern touches. Lucerne is an excellent starting point for many trips to central Switzerland’s highlights. A hike up either the Pilatus or the Rigi, popularly known as the queen of mountains, is an absolute must if you find yourself in the Lucerne area. Similarly, trips to the Bürgenstock, the Stanserhorn, or a steamboat cruise on Lake Lucerne, with its numerous bends and arms, are unquestionably no less worthwhile.

Interlaken

Interlaken is located on an alluvial plain between Lake Brienz and Lake Thun in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland. With just one snap, you can catch the snow-capped Alps, the verdant green meadows where cows are grazing, the turquoise lake waters, and the stunning display of springtime blooms in this picturesque location. The Eiger, the Mönch, and the Jungfrau are the majestic peaks that stand guard over the holiday destination. In addition to skiing and other winter sports, visitors can also take advantage of the mountain railroads and aerial cableways. Paragliders will find a magnificent sanctuary on the nearby mountain slopes. Also, hikers can enjoy the scenic alps over a vast network of hiking routes.