Switzerland Tours
Small Group Tours of Switzerland
A tour of Switzerland may already be on your to-do list for 2025 / 2026. Who wouldn’t want to visit a mountain-studded landscape awash with lakes, cheese, and chocolate? But there is so much beauty hidden amongst this country's walls, we want you to experience every inch while touring Europe.
It sounds like paradise, doesn’t it? Indeed, a lot of us believe touring Switzerland is as good as it gets. There are dramatic alpine vistas, villages with oodles of charm and friendly faces, and Mother Nature’s grandest waterfalls.
On our small-group tours through Switzerland, you visit Lauterbrunnen, Gruyères, and more of the country’s classic destinations. Whether you have 6-days to tour or can take a 13-day trip, join us for a European adventure and discover whether you think Switzerland is as paradisiacal as we do.
New Switzerland tour dates for 2025! Experience the awe-inspiring landscapes of this country through iconic train lines such as the Bernina Express. This is the year for slow travel and really experiencing the country's culture through the eyes of locals. Ready to come on board?
Why you'll love a Swiss tour
Warming Food for the Soul
Rambling over mountains is hard work. So Swiss food focuses on giving you more fat than you need. You can’t go wrong indulging in melted cheeses and muesli as you tour across the Swiss Alps.
Colourful Landscapes
The Swiss Alps are outrageously beautiful. Deep green valleys, electric blue lakes and snow-capped mountains. Always keep your camera ready on these journeys.
People Past the Stereotypes
Swiss stereotypes are well-known: on-time and polite. But they should be famous for so much more. They produced geniuses such as Einstein and Jung and made many of the world’s most famous watches.
Centuries Old Traditions
Switzerland has been proudly neutral and avoided warfare for hundreds of years. It’s for this reason why it’s considered one of the top 10 safest European countries. With four national languages and a mixture of different lifestyles, when you take a trip around Switzerland, you can understand why they chose to never pick a side.
