• Lauterbrunnen Village - Nestled in one of the most stunning trough valleys in the Alps, Lauterbrunnen is surrounded by towering rock faces and mountain peaks. With 72 roaring waterfalls, hidden valleys, vibrant alpine meadows, and solitary mountain inns, the Lauterbrunnen Valley is among the largest nature conservation areas in Switzerland.
• Staubbach Waterfall - As Lauterbrunnen’s iconic landmark, Switzerland’s tallest free-falling waterfall can be explored from behind during the summer via a specially constructed rock gallery. During peak season, the waterfall is illuminated in the evenings. The Staubbachfall inspired Goethe’s poem “The Song of Spirits over the Waters.”
• Murren - Mürren, originally settled by people from the Lötschen Valley in Valais, is still identifiable today by the architecture of its houses and the Mürren dialect. It is the highest continuously inhabited village in the canton of Bern, situated on a terrace at 1650 meters above the Lauterbrunnen Valley. A double-cable ropeway ascends from Lauterbrunnen to the plateau, while a cableway from Stechelberg passes dramatic waterfalls and rugged rock faces into the car-free village of Mürren, continuing to the Schilthorn at 2970 meters.
• Gimmelwald - The journey to Gimmelwald is breathtaking, with a cable car soaring over the rocks to reach this Alpine village at 1400 meters. The pedestrian village, with its 13 farms and numerous flower-adorned houses, has preserved its original charm. It is a gathering place for families and young people from around the globe.
• Trummelbach Falls - The Trümmelbach Falls are the only glacier waterfalls in the world accessible underground by lift, galleries, tunnels, paths, and platforms. They channel the meltwater from the Jungfrau glaciers to the valley, with up to 20,000 liters of water per second. The water transports over 20,000 tons of boulders and scree annually, causing the entire mountain to tremble and roar.
• Grindelwald - The Eiger village of Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland is nestled in a welcoming, green valley, surrounded by a majestic mountain landscape featuring the Eiger north face and the Wetterhorn. This scenery, along with numerous viewpoints and activities, makes Grindelwald one of Switzerland’s most popular and cosmopolitan holiday and excursion destinations, as well as the largest ski resort in the Jungfrau region.
• Iseltwald Village - Iseltwald is a charming village located on the southern shore of Lake Brienz in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland. Known for its tranquil beauty and stunning turquoise waters, it offers a peaceful retreat amidst a dramatic alpine backdrop. The village gained international recognition as a filming location for the popular K-drama “Crash Landing on You,” attracting visitors to its iconic pier and picturesque lakeside setting.
• Giessbach Falls - The Giessbach stream cascades in 14 stages over a distance of 500 meters from the high valleys of the Faulhorn area down to Lake Brienz. The historic Grand Hotel Giessbach is situated at the base of this natural wonder and is accessible via Europe’s oldest funicular.
• Aareschlucht - The Aare Gorge is a 1,400-meter-long and 200-meter-deep natural marvel. It takes about 45 minutes to walk through the impressive gorge, which offers an easy and safe stroll along walkways and through tunnels. With its consistently cool temperature, the Aare Gorge is naturally refreshing, making it an ideal destination on a sunny day. When it rains, the gorge becomes even more impressive with its mystical atmosphere and, in some areas, expansive stretches of water.
• Interlaken - Interlaken is a renowned resort town in the Bernese Oberland region of central Switzerland, situated between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. It is famous as an adventure sports hub (paragliding, canyoning, river rafting) and as a gateway to the breathtaking Jungfrau Region. The town offers spectacular views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains.
• Saint Beatus Caves - The St. Beatus Caves, located high above Lake Thun, offer a chance to explore a unique underground world. Visitors can venture about one kilometer into the depths of the Niederhorn massif along a well-designed and safely lit path. As they delve into this extraordinary subterranean environment, they will discover stalactites and stalagmites formed by nature over millions of years.
• Grimsel Pass - The Grimsel Pass connects the Hasli Valley in the Bernese Oberland with Goms in Valais. The pass road traverses a wild, sparsely vegetated mountainous region characterized by granite rocks, reservoir lakes, and power plants.
• Sustenpass - The Susten Pass links the Reuss Valley at the base of the Gotthard Mountain with the Hasli Valley in the Bernese Oberland, connecting the village of Wassen in Canton Uri with Innertkirchen in Canton Bern. The Susten Pass road, opened in 1945, is the first pass road specifically designed for vehicular traffic.

• Access to many villages, lakes, waterfalls, mountain passes and hiking areas
• Private transportation by car with unlimited distance
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Local tour guide & driver (Swiss or expat)
• Itinerary planning (tour is fully customizable)

• Tickets for public transport such as cable cars (optional, to be paid on site)
• Admission fees
• Admission fees
• Admission fees
• Gratuities

An expert local tour guide and driver will showcase the highlights of the Bernese Oberland, specifically the Interlaken region. This private car tour offers numerous sightseeing opportunities and is entirely customizable to your preferences. Enjoy unlimited kilometers as you explore your desired destinations. Benefit from your guide’s local expertise and allow them to propose an ideal itinerary for you. There are two options available for this tour: one with just a driver and another with a driver-guide. For those seeking a more informative experience, the driver-guide option is recommended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.