Your tour guide will meet you at your hotel reception. Short Briefing and short introduction ride on your e-Bike.
Leaving sparkling Lake Geneva behind your ride takes the old Cheese Route to Gruyères. This pretty village perched on its hill attracts thousands of tourists every year who all fall prey to its medieval charms.
Tip: Start this stretch taking the funicular from Vevey to Mount Pelerin followed by the panoramic trail to Chatel St. Denis.
B, D, Hotel Le Sapin or Des Chevaliers

The clanking of cow bells will be your constant companion on this stretch.
This is dairying country at its best.
B, D, Hotel Simmental

Lake Thun and Lake Brienz are framed by the snowy peaks of the Bernese Aps – a panorama that doesn’t get better than this.
B, D, Hotel Du Lac

The Brünig Pass is an exciting challenge for some, a steep obstacle for others. Just as long as you know that the cable car at Meiringen can whisk you up to Hasliberg and from there it is pretty much a downhill ride all the way – along Lake Lunern and Lake Sarnen to the shores of Lake Lucerne.
Lucerne, the gateway to central Switzerland, sited on Lake Lucerne, is embedded within an impressive mountainous panorama. Thanks to its attractions, its souvenir and watch shops, the beautiful lakeside setting and the nearby excursion mountains of the Rigi, Pilatus and Stanserhorn, the town is a destination for many travellers on their journey through central Switzerland.
B, L, hotel Ambassador/De la paix oder Des Alpes oder Drei Könige in Lucerne

Enjoy yourself in the morning. You surely want to stroll through Lucerne, enjoy the panoramic view from Mt. Rigi or Mt. Pilatus or take a boat ride and discover the beauties of the lake.
After lunch we start our todays tour. Lake Zug awaits with cherries in every variety and the Lake Aegeri lies embedded in a hilly morainal landscape.
B, D, Seminarhotel Am Aegerisee

The Rothenthurm high moorland is a precious tract of open countryside. After the busy world of pilgrims in Einsiedeln is the most important place of pilgrimage dedicated to the Virgin Mary in Switzerland.
The high valley of Einsiedeln located in the heart of Central Switzerland is characterised by moors and Lake Sihl, the biggest reservoir in Switzerland in terms of area.
From Lake Sihl it’s down valley to the shores of Lake Zurich where we get to Pfäffikon from where we travel to Zurich – our final destination of our trip.
Our guide will say goodbye to you.
B, L, Hotel Rütli or Adler in Zurich

Enjoy your Zurich day. Have a stroll around the city of Zurich: visit the Old Town

• the world famous shopping street Bahnhofstrasse
• the Augustinergasse – one of the most beautiful old, narrow streets with many colourfully painted oriel windows
• the Grossmünster
• the St. Peter church with the largest clock face of Europe
• the Lindenhof which provides a glorious view of the Old Town

If you feel for hiking and having an surprising views, visit Zurich’s local mountain, the Uetliberg. Europe’s largest yew tree forest is located on the Northern slopes. Narrow tracks facilitate close contact with nature.
B, Hotel Rütli or Adler in Zurich

Breakfast and Checkout