Mount Titlis Glacier World Private Day Tour from Basel

Doba trvání

9 hodin

Jazyky

Němčina, Angličtina

Hosté

1-10

Visit the Glacier World at Mt. Titlis and cross the highest suspension bridge "cliff walk".

Included

Guide
Transfer
Entrance fee
local Swiss tour guide
all transportation fees
all entrance fees for the sights at Mount Titlis

Not included

food and drinks

Itinerary

Basel to Luzern. 1 hour train travel from Basel to Luzern.

Luzern. Your tour continous with the train ride from Luzern to Engelberg through the Engelberg-valley

Engelberg. Arriving at Engelberg by train and short walk to the Mt. Titlis cableway

Mount Titlis. Arriving at Mt. Titlis, visiting the Ice-Cave, enjoying the views from the terrace and get in touch with the all-year snow.

Cliff walk & Ice Flyer. Walk over the highest suspension bridge in Europe and feel the thrill, walking above the ridge and the glacier. Enjoy a ride on the Ice-Flyer, the seating chair lift, which takes you on a spectacular ride over the glacier at Mt. Titlis.

Lake Trubsee snow fun. Visit the snow park at Trubsee. Snowtubing is sure to be an all-round hit. This fun and crazy winter activity will see you racing down the track on a rubber tyre.

Engelberg. Enjoy some time at the alpine village of Engelberg before boarding the "Engelberg-Express" train, which takes you back to Luzern within one hour.

Luzern (return travel). Return travel from Engelberg via Luzern to Basel by train, where the tour ends

Don't forget!

Not wheelchair accessibleInfant seats unavailable

Embark on an extraordinary journey from Basel to the Mount Titlis Glacier World, guided by your private tour expert. Travel by train to Luzern, then continue to Engelberg, where a cableway awaits to transport you to the summit of Mount Titlis. Marvel at the breathtaking alpine panoramas, explore the Glacier World attractions, and enjoy personalized insights from your guide. This exclusive experience seamlessly blends scenic train travel, natural wonders, and expert guidance for an unforgettable day in the heart of the Swiss Alps.