Itinerary
- Day 1
Lake Geneva
You'll walk along the promenade with views of Lake Geneva and the snow-capped peaks of Mont Blanc in the distance. The water's beautiful from here, and on clear days you can really see the glaciers pretty well from the shore.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Stroll along the promenade with views of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc massif
Landmarks Lake Geneva Mont Blanc massif - Day 2
Vevey to Gruyères surroundings
You'll start the day by taking a cogwheel train up Mont-Pèlerin from Vevey, which gives you great views as you climb. After reaching the top, you'll switch to cycling through quiet roads heading toward Gruyères. The route takes you through green valleys where you'll see and hear the cowbells from grazing cattle. This is the landscape that shaped Switzerland's famous cheese tradition, and the whole ride captures that Alpine character pretty well.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cogwheel train from Vevey to Mont-Pèlerin
- Cycling to Gruyères through surrounding landscape
Optional Activities
- Funicular ride Vevey – Le Mont Pèlerin (approximately CHF 6 with half-fare ticket and bicycle)
Landmarks Mont-Pèlerin Gruyères - Day 3
Gruyères surroundings to Gstaad surroundings
Today you're cycling through the Pays d'Enhaut and Saanenland regions. Along the way you'll pass cheese dairies where locals still make traditional products, and you'll see the characteristic wooden chalets with their detailed decorations. The mountain views surround you throughout the day. It's the kind of scenery that looks like a Swiss postcard, complete with the local villages and their particular charm.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through Pays d'Enhaut and Saanenland landscape
Landmarks Pays d'Enhaut Saanenland - Day 4
Gstaad surroundings to Spiez
You'll cycle through Simmental valley and spend time looking at the ornately decorated wooden houses, some of which are among Europe's most beautiful examples of traditional architecture. From there the route continues toward Spiez, which sits on the shores of Lake Thun. This area is popular for water sports and the Alpine setting makes it pretty attractive. You get both the cultural architecture piece and the lake scenery in one day.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling through Simmental valley
- Cycling to Spiez on Lake Thun
Landmarks Simmental Lake Thun Spiez 
- Day 5
Spiez to Lake Sarnen
Starting at Spiez, you'll take a boat cruise heading to Interlaken along the water. After you arrive, you'll cycle along Lake Brienz shores and face some steep climbs as you head toward Meiringen. Then you cross the Brünig Pass into Obwalden, a smaller canton with pre-Alpine landscapes. You'll see scattered settlements and mountain lakes throughout this section, so it's quieter than some of the other regions.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Boat trip from Spiez to Interlaken
- Cycling along Lake Brienz shores to Meiringen
- Cycling over Brünig Pass to Lake Sarnen
Optional Activities
- Train ride Meiringen – Brünig Pass (approximately CHF 10 with bike)
Landmarks Lake Brienz Interlaken Meiringen Brünig Pass Lake Sarnen 
- Day 6
Lake Sarnen to Lucerne
Cycling toward Lake Lucerne, you'll have Mount Pilatus rising across the water as a backdrop, which creates a really dramatic view. You'll follow the scenic bays that circle this famous Alpine lake as the route brings you into Lucerne. This city is one of Switzerland's most iconic destinations, so you're finishing your cycling section with arrival at a major highlight.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling to Lake Lucerne
- Cycling to Lucerne
Landmarks Lake Lucerne Pilatus Lucerne 
- Day 7
Lucerne - Departure
This is your departure day. You'll have breakfast before heading off to continue your travels.
- Meals
- Breakfast
