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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the best regions in Switzerland for a tailor-made holiday and what are they famous for?

  Zermatt for the Matterhorn and high-alpine hiking; the Bernese Oberland (Interlaken, Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen) for waterfalls and Jungfraujoch; St. Moritz and the Engadin for glamour and winter sports; Gstaad and Verbier for upscale chalets; Lake Lucerne for lake-and-mountain loops; Lake Geneva (Montreux, Lausanne) for vineyards and culture; Ticino (Lugano) for Mediterranean flair; Zurich and Geneva for art, shopping and Michelin dining.

• When is the best time to visit Switzerland for scenery and experiences?

  June–September for wildflowers and panoramic hiking; December–March for skiing and snowy spa retreats; April–May and October for quieter travel, harvest and golden vineyards.

• Which scenic trains should I include in a bespoke Swiss itinerary?

  Glacier Express (Zermatt–St. Moritz), Bernina Express (Alps to Italy), GoldenPass Line (Lucerne–Interlaken–Montreux) and the Gornergrat Railway for Matterhorn views.

• How many days do I need for a luxury Switzerland trip?

  Plan 7–10 days for two to three regions, or 12–14 days for a grand circuit. Short 4–6 day escapes focus on one base with a five-star spa and curated day trips.

• What experiences can you arrange in Switzerland?

  Heli-tours over the Alps, glacier picnics, vineyard lunches in Lavaux, chocolate and watchmaking ateliers, Michelin-star tasting menus, private lake cruises, and exclusive spa rituals with alpine botanicals. Each moment is handcrafted to reflect the beauty and stillness of Switzerland — personal, seamless, and unforgettable.

• Is Switzerland good for honeymoons and special occasions?

  Yes, think lakeside suites, five-star alpine resorts with spa, private fondue dinners and scenic trains that unfold like a love story.

• Do I need a car, or are trains and transfers enough?

  Trains are seamless and scenic. We combine first-class rail, luggage forwarding and private transfers so your trip feels effortless.

• What should I pack for a multi-region itinerary?

  Layered outerwear, comfortable walking shoes, smart-casual attire for Michelin dining, sun protection and a light daypack. We tailor a packing list to season and activities.

• Do you only organise tailor-made travel to Switzerland?

  While we specialise in luxury and tailor-made experiences, we design every journey around your preferences and budget. Whether it’s a once-in-a-lifetime celebration or a simple alpine escape, we ensure your trip through Switzerland feels personal, seamless and unforgettable.

• Do I need a visa to visit Switzerland, and what about passports?

  Switzerland is part of the Schengen Area. Most travellers from the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand can visit without a visa for short stays. A valid passport is required for the duration of your visit, and we assist with entry information when planning your trip.

• Which currency is used in Switzerland, and can I pay by card everywhere?

  The Swiss franc (CHF) is the official currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted across the country, though we recommend carrying some cash for mountain huts, small cafés and rural shops.

• What languages are spoken, and will I need to know them?

  Switzerland has four national languages: German, French, Italian and Romansh. English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants and major destinations. We also provide multilingual guides and travel documents upon request.

• Is Switzerland suitable for families with children?

  Absolutely. Switzerland is family-friendly and safe, with scenic train rides, lakeside walks, interactive museums, chocolate workshops and mountain adventures suitable for all ages. We tailor itineraries to ensure comfort and enjoyment for every member of the family.