Make a delightful stop at the Camille Bloch chocolate factory,before departing the Jura mountains. Choose between a guided tour through the chocolaterie or engage in a hands-on chocolate workshop to craft your personalized chocolate masterpiece. Your next destination is Bern, the capital of Switzerland. Explore the city’s covered alleys and witness the grandeur of the Swiss Parliament House. Later, continue your journey to Thun. Alternatively, forgo the chocolate factory visit and head straight to Bern, opting to spend the afternoon discovering the secrets of Emmental cheese in the picturesque Emmental region.

Today you will experience the Eiger and impressive Jungfraujoch. Embark on a scenic journey from Thun to Grindelwald and Kleine Scheidegg, passing beneath the impressive Eiger North Face. Ascend by train through the Eiger mountain to reach Jungfraujoch, the highest railway station in Europe. Experience the breathtaking world of snow and ice before descending to Kleine Scheidegg. A leisurely walk leads to Wengeneralp and eventually to Wengen, a picturesque village in the Bernese Oberland. Conclude your adventure with a ride on the Jungfrau railways through the stunning Lauterbrunnen valley, returning to Thun.

Ride the captivating Golden Pass Express, one of Switzerland’s most beautiful train lines, and journey along Lake Thun to Spiez and then through the serene Simmen valley to Gstaad. Disembark and take a moment to explore glamorous Gstaad, stroll along the promenade, and savor traditional fondue. Whether at Rössli, the town’s oldest restaurant, Petit Chalet affiliated with the five-star hotel Le Grand Bellevue, or with a specially packed backpack to enjoy your fondue meal outdoors, indulge in this cheesy delicacy with a glass of Swiss white wine- you really can’t go wrong! Finally, hop back on the train and ride past the stunning, terraced vineyards of Montreux, along Lake Geneva, to Lausanne.

Explore Lausanne today by starting at Sauvablin park and touring the Hermitage Foundation art museum. Continue on to the Cathedral, overlooking Lake Geneva, which provides a magnificent view. Wander through the charming old town or relax by the lakeside in Ouchy, where you can even take a refreshing dip in the lake. Don’t miss the Olympic museum, a must-visit for sports fans, located at the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee.

Cruise across Lake Geneva from Lausanne to Montreux. Upon arrival, switch to the mountain train heading to Rochers-de-Naye, offering a stunning viewpoint high above Lake Geneva with a panoramic view of the lake and the Alps. Explore the alpine garden La Rambertia, boasting nearly 1000 different plant species. Visit the Chillon castle, a water fortress on Lake Geneva’s shore, and conclude with a leisurely walk along the promenade back to Montreux. Indulge in a refreshing drink at one of the coffee bars before returning to Lausanne.

Explore the Lavaux region, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a significant Swiss wine region. Wander through the vineyards with terraces dating back to the 12th century, crafted by monks. The cultivation primarily focuses on Chasselas for white wine and Pinot Noir grapes for red wine. Afterward, visit a Caveau (wine cellar) to meet a wine producer and savor various wines. Cheers! Return to Lausanne to enjoy your final evening in Switzerland.

Head off today back to Zurich or on to Geneva for your departure home.