Day 4: St. Moritz

The Engadin Valley is a true nature and outdoor paradise. St. Moritz was not without reason the birthplace of winter tourism and hosted the Winter Olympics twice. Despite its cosmopolitan atmosphere, it is the culture and tradition of this luxurious Alpine resort that has made it what it is today.

Start your winter adventure by heading up one of the Gondolas and sled down! A fun activity for every age!

For the afternoon we'd like to organize a horsedrawn carriage (sled) ride into one of the neighboring valleys.

Day 5: St. Moritz → Zermatt

Today we will add another highlight to your travel memories: The famous Glacier Express train ride. Over its entire length, the Glacier Express leads over 291 bridges and through 91 tunnels over the Swiss Alps.

On your trip from St Moritz, the train winds its way through remote valleys, past sheer rock faces, idyllic mountain villages, over the Landwasser Viaduct, and through the Rhine Gorge, the Grand Canyon of Switzerland. 

Enjoy a wonderful day passing through the alps incl. a 4-course on-board menu.

Day 6 and 7: Zermatt

These two days are reserved for Skiing! A private instructor will be teaching you or your kids the necessary basics or help you/them to improve your skills

Situated at the foot of the popular Matterhorn, it is called Glacier City. It’s a winter training base for several ski teams from Europe and abroad. Additionally, you can ski here almost 365 days a year. How? Because some areas are directly on the glacier - so in the summer why not ski in the morning and relax in shorts in the afternoon? Zermatt has 3 main ski areas: Zermatt-Gornergrat-Stockhorn, Zermatt-Sunnegga-Rothorn, and Zermatt-Schwarzsee-Klein Matterhorn. The snowfields extend over the national borders from Klein Matterhorn to Italy.

Day 8: Zermatt → Montreux

Continuing your train ride along the Valais (Valley) the language will change from German to French. Arriving at the Montreux Riviera you can enjoy the rest of the day on the shores of Lake Geneva. A visit to the medieval Chillon Castle is always worth it.

Day 9: Montreux to Grindelwald

Today another magnificent train ride is awaiting you - the Golden Pass. Personally, this is my favorite train line, even though it is short compared to the Glacier Express. Making its way up the steep mountain ridge you shouldn't miss a single moment! These tracks are also the only way crossing the nature parc of Gruyère - cars have to make a detour for hours to experience what you can do, stressless in one of the baroque wagons of the Golden Pass.

Combine food and hiking - get yourself a prepacked fondue rucksack in Gstaad and walk/hike on the prepared winter paths to one of the giant fondue pots (seating areas) to enjoy your delicious fondue. The area of Gstaad and Zweisimmen is known for its cheese delicacies.

For hands-free traveling on this day, we'll organize a Luggage Express service (drop off your luggage at the reception in the morning and get it delivered on the same day between 6 and 11 pm at your new hotel).