Top Swiss Alps Chocolate Tours

Now that you are visiting Switzerland, a country of beautiful landscapes, strong traditions, and high mountains, it's a great opportunity to spend some time on Swiss cheeses and chocolates tasting with a guide on 2 061m (6,762ft) surrendered by stunning views. On this trip: -First, I will welcome you with an energetic dose of information and TIPS about places worth seeing around in next days from this amazing location. -We're gonna walk around and make some great pictures seeing many important points like: Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen Valley, Jungfraujoch, Mürren, Schiltorn and many more world famous attractions that I will tell you about. -After burning a few calories, I would like to show you my favourite spot. Which is perfect for our SWISS CHEESE TASTING with a spectacular mountain view. According to the cheese map, we will discuss the origin of the most popular Swiss cheeses. -Finally, it's time for Swiss CHOCOLATE tasting with 5 best and very different to each other kinds.

Some think that paragliding in the Swiss Alps is only for adventure sports professionals. Yet, this beginner paragliding experience from Mürren offers a fun way for first-timers to float over the mountains, flying in tandem with an experienced pilot. With your pilot taking the lead, your only task is to enjoy the ride, soaking up views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks, and the Lauterbrunnen Valley below.

If you want to discover the best Swiss chocolate and cheese without straying too far from Interlaken, this hassle-free day trip is the answer. With a guide, you’ll travel to the village of Gruyères for a picnic of traditional Swiss bites, than take a tour of a cheese makers where the village’s namesake cheese is produced. Sample and learn about chocolate at Maison Cailler Chocolaterie, and enjoy free time in the UNESCO-listed Swiss capital of Bern.

As it turns out, this small town is not only known for picturesque waterfalls but also is the capital of Base Jumping, which involves a free fall from cliffs wearing a special suit. Unfortunately, it is one of the most dangerous extreme sports. During our walk through lovely main streets, we may have the chance to see them in action. Next we will have a little CHEESE and CHOCOLATE DEGUSTATION enjoying a beautiful views. Next we will take a 5min bus ride to Trümmelbachfalle. This place is a series of impressive waterfalls inside the mountain caves (UNESCO Heritage), where water from melting glaciers flows powerfully through rock crevices at a capacity of 20,000 l/sec - 5,300 gallons/sec. (CLOSED IN WINTER, we will do more sightseeing instead) The entire trip will allow us to discover Lauterbrunnen from two perspectives – one with idyllic farms, meadows, and wooden houses – but also with impressive forces of nature and community prioritizing extreme sports while living their dream.