This tour brings together some of the places that have shaped the reputation of the Bernese Oberland long before it became one of Switzerland's most visited regions.

The day begins in Lauterbrunnen, a valley known for its waterfalls, traditional chalets, and dramatic mountain scenery. Standing near Staubbach Falls, it's easy to understand why artists, photographers, and travellers have been drawn here for so long. Despite its popularity, the village still feels connected to everyday Alpine life.

From Lauterbrunnen, the journey continues to Kleine Scheidegg. Sitting beneath the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks, this mountain pass has played an important role in the history of Swiss tourism. It's also where many visitors gain a new appreciation for the engineering and ambition behind the Jungfrau Railway, which helped open this region to travellers from around the world.

The tour also includes time in Grindelwald, one of Switzerland's best-known mountain villages. While many visitors arrive for hiking and outdoor activities, the village itself is worth exploring. Traditional wooden chalets, local cafés, and views of the surrounding peaks create an atmosphere that feels welcoming without feeling designed purely for tourism.