Geneva to Glacier 3000 Day Trip & Montreux Riviera Tour
Swiss Alps cable car adventure with Montreux free time
This tour takes you from Geneva through classic Swiss countryside to Glacier 3000 by cable car, lets you walk the world-famous Peak Walk bridge, and gives you free time in artistic Montreux along Lake Geneva. Expect snowy mountain views, cozy villages, and a taste of local life: all in one day.
Options for this experience
2 optionsStep-by-step itinerary
Geneva to Glacier 3000 and Montreux
- Receive day trip instructions at office
- Visit typical Swiss Alpine village
- Cable car ride to Glacier 3000
- Explore Glacier 3000 site
- Free time in Montreux - Queen's tracks
- Discover Montreux city and Riviera
What’s included
- Your day covers round-trip bus travel from Geneva to Col du Pillon plus bottled water for comfort along the way.
- A friendly driver-guide shares local stories throughout your journey.
- If you choose the cable car option, that includes your ride up to Glacier 3000 with access to the Peak Walk bridge, fun park activities like sledding or chairlift rides, and plenty of free time in Montreux before heading back home.
- All organized so you can just relax and enjoy Switzerland at its best.
Times
- Every day except Tuesday and Thursday 08:15
Before you book
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The experience
Our driver handed out maps just as we pulled away from Geneva, and I caught a glimpse of the early sun flickering on Lake Geneva’s surface. We rolled past tidy fields and wooden chalets, the kind you see on postcards but somehow more lived-in up close. Somewhere near Vevey, a local pointed out a bakery famous for its buttery croissants: too bad we didn’t have time to stop.
Les Diablerets felt like a storybook village tucked right into the mountains. The air was crisp enough to make my cheeks tingle, and every roof seemed dusted with snow even in late spring. Our guide explained how the town’s name means “little devils,” which made me laugh as we boarded the cable car. The ride up to Glacier 3000 took about fifteen minutes, my ears popped halfway, and then suddenly there was nothing but white peaks all around.
I’ll never forget stepping onto that suspended bridge, the Peak Walk, where you can see over 200 mountain peaks if you’re brave enough to look down. The wind whipped at my jacket and I could hear kids laughing somewhere behind me, their boots crunching on packed snow. After some time at the fun park (the chairlift is worth it for the view alone), we headed back down and made our way to Montreux. There’s something about the lakeside promenade here: palm trees swaying next to old statues, street musicians playing Queen songs near Freddie Mercury’s statue, and locals sipping coffee outside even when it’s chilly.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (4 to 12 years); Infant (under 4).
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How long does the Geneva to Glacier 3000 day trip take?
The full tour usually lasts a full day, starting around 9 am from Geneva and returning in the evening after visiting Glacier 3000 and Montreux.
Is the cable car ticket included in this tour?
If you select the cable car option during booking, your ticket is included along with access to the Peak Walk bridge and fun park activities.
What should I wear for Glacier 3000?
Dress warmly, even in summer it can be cold at high altitude. Layers, sturdy shoes or boots, gloves, and sunglasses are recommended for comfort.
Geneva to Glacier 3000 Day Trip & Montreux Riviera Tour
12h · EN
from US$ 123 per person
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