Bern

Kayak Tour of the Turquoise Lake Brienz

Surrounded by dense pine forests, soaring Alpine peaks, and spectacular countryside scenery, Lake Brienz offers a world of outdoor adventure on Interlaken’s doorstep. On this tour, take to the calm waters by kayak with your guide, and see the best of Lake Brienz in style. Paddle through the clear mountain waters to the 12th‐century citadel of Ringgenberg Castle and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small‐group tour—limited to six people.

Mt Titlis Cable Car from Engelberg with Ice Flyer

Make your own way to the Titlis valley station in Engelberg to board the 8‐seater cable car with your ticket. Soak in the views as you glide up to 8,038 feet (2,450 meters) of altitude. Then transfer to the TITLIS Rotair to complete your journey to the summit station. From there, choose from a variety of activities: TITLIS Cliff Walk: The highest suspension bridge in Europe is located on the mountain at 9,971 feet (3,041 meters) above sea level. Walking across the bridge takes nerves of steel, and is free of charge (may be closed in bad weather). The bridge spans a chasm at 1,640 feet (500 meters) off the ground.  Glacier Cave: The ice‐lined glacier cave features a 495‐foot (150‐meter) walkway that goes 65 feet (20 meters) below the surface of the glacier and branches out in several directions. Entrance to the cave is free of charge. Ice Flyer: The Ice Flyer chairlift covers the distance from the mountain station to the snow park, gliding above snowfields and icy crevasses that can measure up to 33 feet (ten meters) deep. Glacier Park: Enjoy fun snow activities at the glacier snow park. Ride down the slopes on snow tubes tires, balancers, snake gliss, or mini bobs then ascend again easily on the conveyor belt. Shops: Browse mountain souvenirs or pick up Swiss chocolate in one of the shops at the station on Mt. Titlis. Trübsee: Make a stop at the station Trübsee to enjoy the peace and quiet of the Swiss Alps. You can even paddle across the lake by rowboat.

Matterhorn Tandem Paragliding Flight in Zermatt

Get a different perspective as you soar above the landscapes of Zermatt during this tandem paragliding flight in front of the Matterhorn. Fly for around 20 minutes, admiring the panoramic views of mountains keeping a look out for wildlife below. Your safety and enjoyment are guaranteed by your skilled Swiss pilots, and you can tailor your flight experience to your preferences with the help of accommodating staff.

Mount First Gondola Ride from Grindelwald

With an altitude of 7,109 feet (2,168 meters), Mt. First lies within the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, offering some of the region’s most impressive Alpine views. With this admission ticket, take the cable‐car from the glacier village of Grindelwald to the top of Mt. First and enjoy free time to explore at your leisure. Follow hiking trails to Lake Bachalpsee, rent a scooter, or simply relax and soak up the Bernese Oberland scenery.

Harder Kulm Admission in Interlaken

Explore the mountain top of Karder Kulm, looming over Interlaken, on this half‐day trip. From 4,337 feet (1,322 meters) above sea level, get views of Lake Brienz, Lake Thun, Jungfrau, Mönch, and Eiger. Cable car ticket included.

Lutschine River White‐Water Rafting Tour from Interlaken

Your morning or afternoon white‐water rafting adventure begins with pickup by minivan from either of the Interlaken train stations,or seven local municipalities. After transport to the base camp for your gear, you’re transferred by coach to Grindelwald valley. The 30‐minute drive passes a fairy‐tale Swiss landscape of chalets and grazing cows.  On arrival at the put‐in point, you’ll learn paddling skills during an in‐depth safety briefing. Then slip on your provided wetsuit, neoprene booties, life jacket and a helmet, and climb into your eight‐passenger raft with your professional river guide. Pushing away from the bank into the glacial flow of the Lütschine River, your guide navigates the raft through continuous class III rapids that race into the Interlaken valley at speeds of up to 8 mph (13 kph). Then, hold on tight and feel your adrenaline pumping and as you maneuver through breaking waves and raging currents in class IV rapids. You’re rewarded with postcard‐perfect Alpine scenery and time to relax as the rafts calmly drift down to the Lake of Brienz. Dip in for a quick swim in the lake before returning to base camp, where you’re offered the option of a hot shower along with a cold beer or cup of coffee.  If you wish, purchase any digital photos taken of your rafting excursion, before you're transferred  back to your hotel or railway station. Please note: All participants should be confident swimmers.

Zurich Mt Titlis Glacier Paradise Tour

Towering over the Alpine resort of Engelberg, Mt. Titlis ranks among central Switzerland’s top natural attractions—a haven of outdoor adventure all year round. On this tour from Zurich, reach the peak with ease by deluxe vehicle and rotating cable‐car, and enjoy unrivaled views over the Alpine scenery. Enjoy unlimited access to the rides and attractions at the peak including the Glacier Grotto, Cliff Walk, Fun Lift, and Ice Flyer.

Swiss Alps Grimsel Canyoning Experience from Interlaken

Experience the thrills and spills of the Swiss Alps on this 5.5‐hour canyoning adventure. Depart from either of Interlaken's train stations, or from your accommodation in Interlaken or one of seven local municipalities. Meet your guide at the canyoning base, where you’ll receive your safety gear, including a wetsuit to protect you from the chilly mountain water.  The 1‐hour scenic drive out to the canyon follows the impressive peaks of the Bernese Alps through Grimsel Pass. Listen as your guide gives a run‐down of your day’s activities. On arrival, snap on your helmet, harness and life jacket, followed by a safety briefing.  Then put your skills to the test as you go abseiling (rappelling) down a 165‐foot (50‐meter) cliff face into the canyon and plunge into the water. Your wet and wild journey includes roughly 2.5 hours of fun — leaping off rocky ledges from up to 26 feet (8 meters) above and sliding down natural chutes into swirling plunge pools. Your guide will show the way and ensure your safety, and even take you along easier routes if you're not feeling quite so adventurous. Zoom down a high zipline into crystal‐clear waters below and float effortlessly downstream.  Replenish with a light lunch of bread, cheese, cucumber and tomatoes and a refreshing drink of beer or water. Afterward, hop back aboard your vehicle for the return to the base, where you can enjoy a shower and purchase a copy of your filmed trip through the canyons.  Afterward, you’re dropped off at your Interlaken‐area hotel or train station, where your morning or afternoon canyoning tour concludes. Please note: There is no exit for people who want to stop during the trip once inside the canyon.

Swiss Alps Beginner Canyoning Experience from Interlaken

Start your beginner’s canyoning adventure with pickup from either of Interlaken's train stations, or from your accommodation in Interlaken or one of seven local municipalities. You’re transferred to the canyoning base to meet your guide and gather your safety gear, including a wetsuit to keep you warm against the chill of the mountain water. Enjoy the 10‐minute drive to the outskirts of Wilderswil along a scenic route beneath the Jungfrau, Mönch and Eiger mountain peaks of the Swiss Alps. On arrival, it’s a short walk up the hill to the canyon entrance where you’ll snap on your helmet, harness and life jacket and receive a safety briefing. Put techniques you’ve learned into practice as you go abseiling (rappelling) 33 feet into the canyon and plunge into the water below. Clamber up and leap off 20‐foot (6‐meter) rock ledges into surging white‐water pools and slide through a series of chutes into plunge pools. Continue downstream to the final slide in the second canyon, and float along at your leisure while the water carries you down a natural channel, over a series of drops and into a deep pool of tranquil water below. Rest assured that your guides are on hand throughout the adventure to ensure your safety.  At the end of your canyoning run, take a short walk back to the bus for the return drive to the base, where you can purchase a copy of your filmed trip through the canyons. Enjoy a shower and a refreshing hot drink before drop‐off at your accommodation or train station in Interlaken, where your 3.5‐hour tour concludes.

Bungy Jump Stockhorn with OUTDOOR

Stockhorn bungy located in the Swiss Alps is one of the most breathtaking and unusual bungy sites in the world. You are lifted 134m up in a mountain gondola, the doors open and you take the plunge; leaping and freefalling towards the pristine mountain lake Stocksee. Enjoy the rush of a lifetime before our experienced jump master winches you back up into the gondola, and remember to smile for the camera! A photographer hangs from the side of the gondola and captures the process. Enjoy this small group tour with maximum 14 participants per gondola.