Your journey will begin in Zurich, where a coach will take you along the shores of the Lake of the Four Cantons to Lucerne. While there, an expert guide will point out the main landmarks of this charming town. Additionally, there will be free time to explore the Old Town.
Afterwards, you'll head to Engelberg, where you’ll board a cable car to the top of Mount Titlis. Along the way, you'll see glacier crevasses and massive ice boulders. Upon reaching the top, you’ll be greeted by breathtaking Alpine views.
While on the mountain, you can visit the Glacier Cave or pass over the Cliff Walk – Europe’s highest suspension bridge. Afterwards, you can take a ride on the Ice Flyer, which brings you close to the glacier crevasses. From there, you can stop by Glacier Park, where you can experience snow tubing throughout the year.
De ce să vizitați
- Opportunity to explore the town of Lucerne and its sights
- A thrilling experience on the Rotair revolving cable car
- Views of the Swiss Alps from various vantage points
- Chance to pass over Europe's highest suspension bridge
Ce este inclus
- Guide services
- Transportation by coach
- Cable car to Mount Titlis
- Activities on Mount Titlis (subject to weather conditions)
Ce nu este inclus
- Meals
- Drinks
- Personal expenses
Restricţii
- Visitors must show a valid photo ID.
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the activity starts.
- Comfortable footwear is recommended.
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Informații suplimentare
This tour is not available from 03 to 14 November 2025 due to aerial cable car revision.
IceFlyer chairlift, Cliff Walk, Glacier Cave, Snowtubing are available at Glacier Park, depending on the snow and weather conditions.
This is a fully guided tour by a professional multilingual guide.
External weather conditions are beyond control. Consequently, no refunds will be offered due to poor or less than ideal weather.
Refunds aren't possible for last-minute tour cancellations due to flight changes or unforeseen health issues. Please consider a travel insurance before your trip to cover such situations.