4 days Geneva, Bern, Lucerne, Montreux – itinerary check, railpass
A traveler is planning a five-day trip in Switzerland, starting in Geneva and visiting Bern, Interlaken, Grindelwald, Luzern, Montreux, and back to Geneva. They are unsure if their itinerary is feasible and whether opting for Saver Day Passes is better than the Swiss Travel Pass. They seek tips and confirmation on their plans.
- Your itinerary is doable, but aim for a relaxed pace to enjoy the sights.
- The Saver Day Pass is practical for most train journeys, but not valid for mountain transport.
- Check the coverage map of the Saver Day Pass to see where it applies for your routes.
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Hello,
is this itinerary doable? and I found purchasing saver day passes costs 62 CHF for each day is cheaper than Swiss pass. Is that ok?
Day 1 arrive to Geneva- train to Bern –
Day 2 Bern- Interlaken- Grindelwald – Kulm
Day 3 Bern to Luzern by train – Titlis( organized tour)
Day4 Bern to Montreaux by train- vivey
Day 5 Montreux to Geneva and fly out
appreciate your tips and comments.
thanks
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The itinerary is certainly doable? Indeed I would call it ‘unhurried’.
How to explore Grindelwald and Lauternbrunnen – any recommended easy walking routes
We are interested in waterfalls , cows and beautiful scenery.
Hi Muns,
Thanks for sharing your travel plans. Your itinerary is definitely doable.
You can find activity suggestions for Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen in the links below:
Grindelwald: https://www.myswissalps.com/town/grindelwald/
Lauterbrunnen: https://www.myswissalps.com/town/lauterbrunnen/
Using a Saver Day Pass is certainly practical. Please take note however that the Saver Day Pass is not valid on mountain transportation such as the cable car to Grindelwald First and the funicular to Harder Kulm You would have to pay the full fare. Information about the Saver Day Pass is available here: https://www.myswissalps.com/travel-ticket/saver-day-pass/
Thank you Anna,
I understand that the saver pass is not valid for cables – but is it valid for trains from Interlaken- ost to Grindelwald and Lauterbrunen train stations?
Hi Muns,
Yes, you have understood correctly.
I recommend you take a look at the Saver Day Pass coverage map in the link that Anna provided. Essentially all the solid lines you see, you can travel with your Saver Day Pass. The dotted/broken lines, you would need to purchase a ticket.
Kind regards,
Yolanda
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