

by Myswisspanorama
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.CHF 2,118The Jungfrau region in the Swiss Alps features valleys, alpine villages, and panoramic mountain views. This private day trip from Zurich lasts about 8 to 9 hours and includes transport, a local expert guide, and a traditional Swiss Raclette lunch. The trip begins with an optional stop at Lake Lungernsee, an alpine lake surrounded by forests and mountains. Next, the group arrives at Stechelberg to take a cable car up to Mürren, a car-free village with views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. Guests spend about three hours exploring Mürren and then walk for roughly one hour to Gimmelwald, a small village where lunch featuring Swiss Raclette is served outdoors. Alternative meal options can be arranged if noted at booking. After lunch, there is a 30-minute walk around Gimmelwald to enjoy the views. Then the tour continues to Lauterbrunnen Valley for a 45-minute walk among waterfalls and less crowded spots, totaling about one hour at the valley. The final main stop is Grindelwald, where visitors have about 90 minutes for shopping or sightseeing, including viewpoints. Alternatively, the itinerary can include a visit to Iseltwald, a lakeside village, or a short stop in Interlaken. Private transport, bottled water, hiking, and photo opportunities are included throughout the day. The route and activities can be customized upon request.
Lake Lungernsee
A possible stop at Lake Lungernsee allows guests to see an alpine lake surrounded by green forests and distant mountain peaks. This brief visit offers a chance to appreciate the natural environment and take photos.
20 min
Stechelberg
The group travels to Stechelberg and boards a cable car that ascends to the village of Mürren.
20 min
Murren
Visitors spend about three hours in Mürren, a car-free village with views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. Wildlife sightings are sometimes possible. Afterwards, there is a one-hour walk to the lesser-known village of Gimmelwald. The group enjoys an outdoor Swiss Raclette lunch in Gimmelwald. Guests can notify the operator of any dietary restrictions or preferences during booking.
180 min
Gimmelwald
Upon arrival in Gimmelwald, there is a 30-minute walk around the village to appreciate the mountain views and village atmosphere, regardless of the season.
30 min
Lauterbrunnen
The tour includes a visit to Lauterbrunnen Valley, famous for its large waterfalls and quieter spots away from crowds. A walk of about 45 minutes is taken to explore the area and take photos, totaling roughly one hour at this stop.
60 min
Grindelwald
After taking the cable car back to the vehicle, the journey continues to Grindelwald. Visitors have about 90 minutes for shopping or sightseeing at viewpoints. Alternatively, the tour can include a stop at the lakeside village of Iseltwald instead of Grindelwald.
90 min
Interlaken
Instead of Grindelwald, the itinerary can include a short stop in Interlaken to visit notable locations in this well-known town.
10 min
Iseltwald
A stop at Iseltwald offers a visit to a lakeside village that contrasts with the mountain scenery seen earlier. This stop lasts about 20 minutes before returning to Zurich.
20 min


by Myswisspanorama
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.CHF 2,118The Jungfrau region in the Swiss Alps features valleys, alpine villages, and panoramic mountain views. This private day trip from Zurich lasts about 8 to 9 hours and includes transport, a local expert guide, and a traditional Swiss Raclette lunch. The trip begins with an optional stop at Lake Lungernsee, an alpine lake surrounded by forests and mountains. Next, the group arrives at Stechelberg to take a cable car up to Mürren, a car-free village with views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. Guests spend about three hours exploring Mürren and then walk for roughly one hour to Gimmelwald, a small village where lunch featuring Swiss Raclette is served outdoors. Alternative meal options can be arranged if noted at booking. After lunch, there is a 30-minute walk around Gimmelwald to enjoy the views. Then the tour continues to Lauterbrunnen Valley for a 45-minute walk among waterfalls and less crowded spots, totaling about one hour at the valley. The final main stop is Grindelwald, where visitors have about 90 minutes for shopping or sightseeing, including viewpoints. Alternatively, the itinerary can include a visit to Iseltwald, a lakeside village, or a short stop in Interlaken. Private transport, bottled water, hiking, and photo opportunities are included throughout the day. The route and activities can be customized upon request.
Lake Lungernsee
A possible stop at Lake Lungernsee allows guests to see an alpine lake surrounded by green forests and distant mountain peaks. This brief visit offers a chance to appreciate the natural environment and take photos.
20 min
Stechelberg
The group travels to Stechelberg and boards a cable car that ascends to the village of Mürren.
20 min
Murren
Visitors spend about three hours in Mürren, a car-free village with views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. Wildlife sightings are sometimes possible. Afterwards, there is a one-hour walk to the lesser-known village of Gimmelwald. The group enjoys an outdoor Swiss Raclette lunch in Gimmelwald. Guests can notify the operator of any dietary restrictions or preferences during booking.
180 min
Gimmelwald
Upon arrival in Gimmelwald, there is a 30-minute walk around the village to appreciate the mountain views and village atmosphere, regardless of the season.
30 min
Lauterbrunnen
The tour includes a visit to Lauterbrunnen Valley, famous for its large waterfalls and quieter spots away from crowds. A walk of about 45 minutes is taken to explore the area and take photos, totaling roughly one hour at this stop.
60 min
Grindelwald
After taking the cable car back to the vehicle, the journey continues to Grindelwald. Visitors have about 90 minutes for shopping or sightseeing at viewpoints. Alternatively, the tour can include a stop at the lakeside village of Iseltwald instead of Grindelwald.
90 min
Interlaken
Instead of Grindelwald, the itinerary can include a short stop in Interlaken to visit notable locations in this well-known town.
10 min
Iseltwald
A stop at Iseltwald offers a visit to a lakeside village that contrasts with the mountain scenery seen earlier. This stop lasts about 20 minutes before returning to Zurich.
20 min