Swiss Alps Tours

Swiss Alps Private Tours

Swiss Alps private tours put your own party, and nobody else, in the vehicle with a driver-guide. From Interlaken you pay one fare for up to six; from Zurich you pay per person and the car collects you at your hotel.

Swiss Alps private tours, side by side

Private Day Tour with Your Driver-Guide – Interlaken & Beyond

Private Day Tour with Your Driver-Guide – Interlaken & Beyond

★★★★★ 5.0 (4 reviews · 6 to 8 hours)

Lift tickets extraInterlaken or your hotelPrivate driver-guideYour group only, up to 6

Your own driver-guide for six to eight hours, one fare for up to six people. You are collected at your Interlaken-area hotel and set the route together: Niederhorn, the St. Beatus Caves, the Lauterbrunnen falls, Pfingstegg or Iseltwald. Lift and entry tickets are extra.

From $924 per group, up to 6

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Zurich: 4 Countries in One Day Private Tour

Zurich: 4 Countries in One Day Private Tour

★★★★★ 4.9 (54 reviews · 10 hours 30 minutes)

No lifts: a day by roadYour Zurich hotelPrivate driver-guideYour group only

Priced per person, but the car and the guide are yours alone. You are collected in Zurich and driven to the Rhine Falls and round Lake Constance to Vaduz. A child seat comes on request, and road tolls and parking are paid.

From $301 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

Your own driver-guide around Interlaken

Six to eight hours, your route, one fare of $924 for a group of up to 6.

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What a Swiss Alps private tour is

It is a day where the vehicle and the guide are yours alone. Nobody else boards. Your driver-guide collects you, drives you and talks you through what you see, and the day bends around your group.

The Interlaken day is the flexible one. It runs six to eight hours from your hotel in the Interlaken area, or from Schlossstrasse 4 in town, and you choose the stops with your guide. The Zurich day is a set loop: from your hotel to the Rhine Falls, along Lake Constance through Germany and Austria, and into Liechtenstein, over ten and a half hours.

Why choose a Swiss Alps private tour

You set the route

On the Interlaken day the suggested stops are Niederhorn, the St. Beatus Caves, the waterfalls of Lauterbrunnen, Pfingstegg and Iseltwald on Lake Brienz. Stay longer where you like it, and skip what you do not.

The day starts at your hotel

Both private days collect you. No meeting point, no early walk to the station, no waiting for latecomers.

One fare covers the group

The Interlaken day costs $924 for up to six people. Six friends pay about $154 each, which is less than any small-group day here.

It works with small children

The Interlaken day accepts strollers and has infant seats. On the Zurich day a child seat or booster comes on request.

Swiss Alps private tours vs a small-group day

The alternative is a small-group day from Interlaken, with 6 to 15 people you have not met. The arithmetic depends on how many of you there are.

The Interlaken private dayA small-group day
Who is in the vehicleYour party, up to 6Up to 6, 8 or 15 travellers
How the fare works$924 for the group$220 to $412 a person
Each, for a coupleAbout $462$220 to $412
Each, for fourAbout $231$220 to $412
Each, for sixAbout $154$220 to $412
Lifts and entriesExtra, paid on the dayIn the fare on most
RouteYoursFixed

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For four or more, the private day costs about the same as a place on a small-group day, or less, and the day is yours. For a couple it costs more, and the lifts come on top. Small groups also carry the lifts: the Kleine Scheidegg rail day includes every train, and the Schilthorn afternoon the cable cars to the summit.

What you get, and what you don't

Four countries in a day, from your Zurich hotel

The Rhine Falls, Lake Constance and Liechtenstein with your own driver-guide, for $301 a person.

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Planning a Swiss Alps private tour

What the lifts cost when you pay them yourself is in what each fare covers.

Who should choose something else

Solo travellers and most couples. The Interlaken fare is for the group, so one person pays all of it. A small-group day costs you less.

Anyone who wants the Jungfraujoch in the fare. Neither private day includes a summit railway. The Jungfraujoch day from Zurich carries every lift to the top.

Anyone who wants the mountains from Zurich. The four-countries day stays by the lakes and rivers. For snow, book a Swiss Alps tour from Zurich to a summit.

Wheelchair users. Neither day is marked wheelchair accessible. Ask before you book.

Frequently asked questions

Can I book a private tour?
Yes. The driver-guide day from Interlaken costs $924 per group of up to 6, and you set the route with your guide. The four-countries day from Zurich is private too, with hotel pickup, at $301 per person.
Is the Interlaken private day priced per person?
No. Its fare, $924, covers your whole group of up to 6. Split six ways that is about $154 each; for a couple it is about $462 each. The Zurich four-countries day is private too, but it is priced per person.
Who decides the route on a private day?
You do, with your driver-guide. The Interlaken day suggests Niederhorn, the St. Beatus Caves, the Lauterbrunnen falls, Pfingstegg and Iseltwald. The Zurich day follows a set loop through four countries.
Are cable cars included on a private day?
No. On the Interlaken day, cable car and attraction tickets are extra, and Niederhorn, the falls and Pfingstegg are marked admission not included. The Zurich day uses no lifts at all.
Can I bring a stroller?
Some listings allow one: the First hike, the Lauterbrunnen and Mürren rail day, the private driver-guide day and one Jungfraujoch day from Interlaken. The Milan Red Train day does not.
Do I need a passport?
Yes for the Milan Red Train days and the four-countries day, which cross borders. The Jungfrau region days stay inside Switzerland. Check the entry rules for your own nationality before you book.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes. Every tour here refunds in full if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start. If the operator calls off a hike, a flight or the e-bike day for weather, you are offered a new date or a full refund.