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Hi Rajan and welcome to MySwissAlps!
We don’t create itineraries here but can help you adjust your own to make it work for you as best it can. 🙂
You’ll want to start with the Swiss railways timetable to plan out trips between all the towns and attractions: https://www.myswissalp s.com/timetable
Are you staying in Interlaken for the whole trip or have you not decided that yet?Are you looking for suggestions on where to stay after Interlaken or have you decided that? It sounds like you have at least 1 night in Tirano…
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Hi Lucas
Thanks for your prompt reply. Yes I would very much appreciate your inputs in putting together an itinerary for me and I give below some further details.
I have made the following tentative bookings which can be modified/cancelled till 5th July. So kindly suggest whatever changes you feel will make my trip really memorable and enjoyable. Only the 19th/20/21st tours cannot be altered.
12th to 18th – I have hotel booking at Bonigen (close to Interlaken) as I found the tariff were quite high for those dates at interlaken. (I May shift to Interlaken if I get a price-drop alert)
18-19 – booked at zermatt
19-20 yet to book
20-21 booked at Tirano
Other dates/other places are open awaiting price-drop alerts
As I mentioned above, these bookings (except of 19/20/21) are tentative and changes can be made as per suggestions from you.
I would like a mix of few mountain tours/Trummelbach falls/boat trips/2 museum visits/city tours/1 chocolate tour
All ideas and suggestions for any modifications in the tours would be most welcome.
I dont do any skiing or hiking.
Should you require any further info from me please do write to me.
And by the way, tho I mentioned that I may limit my Swiss tour to 10-12 days, if you feel I should extend to full 15 days, I can do so.
Thanking you in advance and very much eagerly awaiting your inputs.
regards
Rajan
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Hi Rajan,
Our website can give you all the ideas and tips to create your itinerary. Have a read through the following links to help create your itinerary:
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Hi Rajan,
Even though your wrote you don’t do hiking, I’d recommend to consider some walks anyway. “Hiking” may sound strenuous but that’s not what it has to be. There are also simple 1 to 2 hours walks in Switzerland. Walking allows you to see and experience thing you’d otherwise miss. You’ll find suggestions on all our activity pages, like the first one Lucas linked to, and here: http://www.myswissalps.com/hi king.
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Hi Arno & Lucas
Thanks for the reply.
I meant mountain hiking.
I do regular walking and especially during travels, I like to explore on foot.
Thanks again
regards
rajan