Pure adrenaline!
Switzerland is the perfect playground for outdoor lovers. A couple of fun days are ahead of you. We have the following activities in place for you: SUP, kayaking, zipline, climbing, mountain cart ride, trottibike scooter, hiking, kickbike and more. All this combined of course with luxury accommodation.
Duration: 7 nights / 8 days
Dates: Summer
The world-famous, historical city of Lucerne lies in Switzerland in the heart of Europe. Because of its central location right on Lake Lucerne, which is surrounded by grand mountains like Mount Titlis at 3000 meters high or the impressive Mount Pilatus, Lucerne is considered to be the "Switzerland in Switzerland". You will find everything here: the lake, the mountains, the city – a distinctive consonance of nature and work of man, which has been preserved and carefully developed for centuries. What do you want to see while in Lucerne? The Chapel Bridge with its gabled paintings of old battles and the adjacent quaint quarters with little streets ranging and changing from silence to abundant liveliness? The curiosities of the museums, the treasures of the many churches? Take a leisurely walk through a maze of small streets, bridges, promenades and plazas dominated by countless historical towers, fountains and frescoed buildings.
Start with a cruise by steam boat from Lucerne – relax and enjoy the magnificent view of the Rigi, Bürgenstock and Mt. Pilatus, passing through the “Nas”, the narrowest point of the lake and arrive at the “Haus zur Treib” which housed 72 meetings of the delegates of the Old Swiss Confederacy. The building dates back to 1658. Here descend the boat and you may enjoy some refreshments in the garden under the chestnut trees. Take the small funicular drive-train up to Seelisberg – here, 2400 feet above sea leave, you will enjoy a fantastic view of the lake and the area. Continue by postal bus through farmland to Emetten and down to Stans, change to train back to Lucerne.
The Eiger village of Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland lies embedded in a welcoming and green hollow, surrounded by a commanding mountainscape with the Eiger north face and the Wetterhorn. This mountainscape and the numerous lookout points and activities make Grindelwald one of the most popular and cosmopolitan holiday and excursion destinations in Switzerland, and the largest ski resort in the Jungfrau region.
Enjoy the beautiful views in the Bernese Oberland from Lake Brienz. Starting from Bönigen, where you travel with your experienced guide across the River Lütschine, heading towards the north shore, exploring beautiful cliffs, the 12th century Ringgenberg castle and hidden beaches along the way. Your guide will offer instruction on how to develop your paddling skills and will also capture your experience with lots of photos to show to your friends and family back home.
First, a cable car heads up from Grindelwald to First. From there, you speed rapidly along 800 metres of steel cable up to 50 metres above the ground at a speed of up to 84 kilometres per hour with the First Flyer towards Schreckfeld. After the thrills, you are spoiled for choice. Either you take the next gondola cable car (included in the price), or enjoy the racy part by mountain-cart to Bord station. At Grindelwald Bord, a restaurant offers tasty snacks on a sunny terrace overlooking the mountains. Afterwards, the next adventure waits for you – grab a scooter-bike and feel the wind in your face while you drive down to the village of Grindelwald.
This legendary resort is presided over by the mighty Matterhorn, the world's most famous rock. The Matterhorn is a natural pyramid glittering in the sun and is the European Alps' most photographed mountain. The car-free resort Zermatt is located at an altitude of 1'620 m above sea level in the south-west of Switzerland. This idyllic village in the Matter Valley in the canton of the Valais nestles amongst fabulous scenery of mountains and glaciers and offers visitors a fantastic panorama of 38 four-thousand-meter peaks
The 5-Seenweg (Five Lakes Hike) is in a class of its own among hikes in the Zermatt mountains. The views of the mountain lakes are superb (with the Matterhorn reflected in three of them), and the trail is full of variety The path leads past the lakes of the Stellisee, Grindjisee, Grünsee, Moosjisee and Leisee. Each of these mountain lakes is very different in terms of shape, colour, character and size, and has its own special attraction. The Leisee is good for swimming: children love it. The Grünsee looks out over a rather more rugged landscape, where Swiss stone pines nevertheless manage to grow among the scree and sand. The shores of the Grindjisee are home to rare flowers. And so on – each one promises a unique experience.
Take the chance to experience the ultimate downhill action on Sunnegga for young and old alike: get together with friends or family for a race down into the valley on special off-road scooters. The thrilling descent is a fun-filled adventure for people of all ages. Helmets on and off you go for what must surely be the most enjoyable descent in Zermatt. Past the idyllic hamlet of Tuftern with its old wooden huts and on into the shade of the forest of Swiss pine and larch. After that the real descent begins, so be ready with your hand on the brake as you zig-zag down towards Zermatt, heading in the direction of the Matterhorn.
The Gorner gorge between Furri (1865m) and Zermatt (1620m) is composed of imposing rock formations such as glacial mills and water polished rocks, within thundering floods of water - a unique wonder of nature! The traverse of the Gorge is about 1 km long and takes approx. 3-4 hours. The dynamic Fixed Rope Route leads you across the polished rock with the use of steel cables and devices, which are attached to the rock. The highlights of the traverse are three abseiling passages, three flying foxes (of which the longest is 80 meters), a pendulum swing and a Himalayan bridge, which gives you the ultimate surge of adrenalin. Throughout the entire adventure, you are secured constantly, and you will not be in contact with the water. The Gorge Adventure cannot be attempted on one's own; it can only be done with a fully qualified mountain guide who is familiar with the environment.
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