"Switzerland E - Tour around" to drive a Tesla electric car, low-carbon environmental protection, fashionable and modern. A 9-day tour of Switzerland that spans 5 Alpine passes, passes through 22 lakes, stays in 8 famous cities, and includes 12 World Heritage Sites, perfectly combining Swiss culture and scenic spots. At the same time, the use of electric vehicles to drive themselves also means that at least a lot of gasoline costs have been saved throughout the process.
It is worth mentioning that the design of this driving route has been certified by myclimate "Carbon Balance Journey": with a high-quality climate protection project that supports myclimate, the service provider offsets all CO2 emissions generated during your E-Circumnavigation of Switzerland, including accommodation and rides.
Switzerland E - Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Zurich International Airport, Switzerland
From the airport, make your own way to the Opera Hotel Zurich City for pick-up procedures.
Zurich, Switzerland's largest city, sits on the shores of a lake with spectacular mountain views of the snow-capped Alps, and is home to more than 50 museums and more than 100 art galleries, international fashion brands and Zurich design elements, as well as Switzerland's most gorgeous nightlife.
Overnight in Zurich
Zurich
Day 2: Zurich - Appenzell - St. Gallen (approx. 105 km)
Drive to St. Gallen, passing rhine falls, the largest waterfall in Europe.
Appenzell is known for its highly traditional country customs, such as the cattle succession ceremony in autumn, folk music and country dances, and hiking in the Alpine region.
St. Gallen is a charming city in eastern Switzerland, right between Lake Constance and Appenzel, and the car-free and eco-friendly old town is even more distinctive.
Overnight in St. Gallen
St. Gallen
Day 3: St. Gallen - St. Moritz (approx. 185 km)
Continue driving for a short stop in the village of Heidi in Maienfeld, a town that inspired the famous female writer Johanna Spiri and completed the novel "Heidi". In Heidi Village, the life of this cheerful, nature-loving little girl comes to life at the birthplace of the story.
Continue with the drive to St. Moriz.
Overnight in St. Moritz
Mainfeld
St. Moritz
Day 4: St. Moritz - Lugano (approx. 267 km)
On the way to Lugano in southern Switzerland, you can experience the sights of the Swiss Loop. Enjoy the beauty of the Swiss Alps on the Bernina Express, where you can hike if you like Pontresina and then head to Lugano.
Overnight in Lugano
Lugano
Day 5: Lugano - Zermatt (about 215 km).
Depart Lugano for Zermatt, stopping in Ascona along the way.
Ascona is known for its mild climate, old town and lakeside promenade.
The northbound route can visit the beautiful Bellinzona and cross the world-famous Gotthard Pass and FurkaPass.
Then head to Tash, Valais, and park your car in the Tash Station parking lot. Transfer to the train here for Zermatt.
Overnight in Zermatt
Bellinzona Castle
Day 6: Zermatt - Lausanne (approx. 180 km)
Don't miss the opportunity to ride the exciting open-top train of the Gornergrat Railway early in the morning.
After visiting the Gornergrat Peak, continue on your own drive through the stunning canton of Valais, accompanied by rivers and forests into the French-speaking part of Switzerland, passing Martini and Aigle, following the shores of Lake Geneva to Montreux, and finally to Lausanne, the international Olympic capital, the second largest city on the shores of Lake Geneva.
Overnight in Lausanne
Zermatt
Lausanne
Day 7: Lausanne - Gruyères - Fribourg - Interlaken (approx. 156 km)
Continue to Freiberge. Located near a rocky headland in central Switzerland, Fribourg is surrounded on three sides by the Sarine River, passing through the Gruyères region, the world-famous Gruyères cheese region.
Afterwards continue to Interlaken, where you can see the majestic Eiger, Monas, and Jungfrau.
Overnight in Interlaken
Gruyères
Day 8: Interlaken - Bern - Lucerne (about 167 km)
Boating is recommended on Lake Brienz, a magnificent alpine lake in the Bernese Oberland, or on the neighbouring Lake Thun.
Afterwards head to Bern. Bern's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and its 6 km long arcade is one of the longest shopping corridors in Europe. Afterwards continue to Lucerne.
Overnight in Lucerne
Interlaken
Berne
Day 9: Lucerne - Zurich (about 140 km)
Lucerne is the gateway to Lake Lucerne in central Switzerland, perfectly embedded among the peaks. The highlight of the Swiss Tour route Lucerne – the 14th-century Cabel Bridge – lies here. After visiting Lucerne, you're about to end your E-Tour.
Return to Zurich from Lucerne and end the tour here.
Lucerne
Service delivery
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Booking time
30 days prior to tour start
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