Best use of Swiss Travel Pass Flex

  • TriciaMc
    Participant
    1 post
    2 July 2022 at 12:09:23 #827669

    Hoping you can suggest how to capitalize on the train passes for the days we are using them as transportation between cities – most is a 3-4 hour journey & want to make the most of the passes.

    Should we head straight away to our next locale and use the pass for the ‘funiculars’ there? Should we stop somewhere for a cool activity? Would love a boat ride at some point…

    Bought the 3-day flex pass. Going to use them on these routes, are there activities we should add during our travel?

    July 9 Chamonix, France to Zermatt

    July 12 Zermatt to Wengen

    July 15 Wengen to Geneva

    Appreciate your help!

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    Anna
    Moderator
    6362 posts
    2 July 2022 at 17:14:59 #943884

    Hi TriciaMc,

    Welcome to MySwissAlps.

    If you have heavy luggage with you, I recommend travelling straight to your destination in the morning so you can reach your destination by noon. Then you can spend the rest of the day doing mountain excursion at a discounted price with your Swiss Travel Pass Flex.

    If you prefer city trips and sightseeing, you can make pit stops enroute to your destinations. Some suggestions below:

    • Between Chamonix to France – Martigny or Sion
    • Between Zermatt to Wengen – Brig or Kandersteg, if you travel with the Regio Lotschberger train
    • Between Wengen and Geneva – Interlaken or Bern (take a boat to Spiez then train Bern. From Bern, train to Geneva)

    Hope this gives you more options for your upcoming trip.

    Regards,

    Anna

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