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Geneva: Chocolate Tasting Tour & Old Town Walk with Boat RideYou’ll wander Geneva’s Old Town with a local guide, tasting award-winning chocolates (twelve in total!) across six stops. Cross Lake Geneva by boat, listen to stories behind each sweet bite, and catch glimpses of city life you’d probably miss alone. There’s laughter, history, sticky fingers—plus that moment when Geneva suddenly feels familiar.
Chamonix & Mont Blanc Day Trip from Geneva with Cable CarYou’ll start your Chamonix & Mont Blanc day trip from Geneva by crossing borders on a comfy bus with your local guide, then ride up Aiguille du Midi for wild Alpine views. Wander Chamonix’s streets, take the scenic cog railway to Mer de Glace glacier—and maybe brave those famous ice caves if they’re open. This trip leaves you feeling small in all the best ways.
Chaplin's World Vevey: Charlie Chaplin Manor & Studio TicketYou walk through the 500m² manor where Chaplin lived with his family, then into a 1,350m² studio with reconstructed film sets and a chronological arc of his work. The 10-acre park offers lake and mountain views. The whole site is wheelchair accessible, and you move through it on your own schedule — no guide, no group, no fixed timing.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Chaplin as a person and filmmaker without the structure of a guided tour — you control the pace and spend as much time as you want in each space, which is what makes both the intimate manor and the sprawling studio feel complete in one visit.
Chamonix Mont-Blanc Day Trip: Cable Car & Glacier TrainA full-day guided tour departing Geneva for Chamonix includes a cable car ascent to Aiguille du Midi, a walking tour of the summits, free time in the alpine village, and a cogwheel train ride to Mer de Glace Glacier. The tour runs about 8 to 9 hours with an English-speaking guide; children from age 4 are welcome. Note that the ice caves and cog-train close from May 11 to June 3, 2026 for maintenance.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Geneva with a free day and want to see the Alps without renting a car or planning the mountain logistics yourself. The fixed schedule and included cable car and train mean you move through three different elevations and two major glaciers in a single afternoon, with the guide handling the route and the timing.
Chillon Castle Montreux: Medieval Fortress & Lake Geneva ViewsYou enter Chillon Castle on your own schedule with an audio guide or self-guided trail through medieval rooms, dungeons, and ramparts overlooking Lake Geneva. Touch-screen videos and a quirky castle trail explain the Dukes of Savoy era and the fortress's defensive design. The visit takes as long as you want—most people spend two to three hours—and you skip the hassle of arranging a group tour or waiting for a scheduled departure.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore a medieval fortress without joining a scheduled group tour or waiting for a guide to start—you arrive, enter, and move through the castle at your own rhythm, with the audio guide filling in the history as you go.
Lake Geneva Cruise: Jet d'Eau & Wine with Solar BoatYou board a twelve-person solar boat on Lake Geneva and spend an hour drifting past the Jet d'Eau, the UN building, and the English Garden while holding a glass of wine. The route runs from Geneva's International District to Cologny, and the boat stays small enough that you're never crowded. Dress for weather, as the boat remains open in rain.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Geneva from the water without a large group or a loud engine — the small capacity and solar power are what make the hour feel unhurried and the views feel like they're yours alone.
Geneva to Gruyères: Chocolate, Cheese & Golden Pass TrainYou’ll step inside a real Swiss chocolate factory near Geneva, taste fresh Gruyères cheese straight from the source, try your luck with fondue in a medieval village, and ride the panoramic Golden Pass train past lakes and mountains—all with a local guide handling every detail. It’s not just about tasting; it’s about feeling Switzerland slow down around you.
Lausanne: Olympic Museum Ticket & Interactive Exhibits EntryYou’ll step into Lausanne’s Olympic Museum where every corner has its own story — from athlete triumphs to behind-the-scenes moments. Watch kids play in the sculpture park, try digital exhibits at your own pace, and feel connected to legends and locals alike. The experience is accessible for everyone and lets you find your own favorite moment along the way.
Lake Geneva day trip: Chaplin's World, Chillon Castle & cruiseThis 10-hour guided day trip from Geneva takes you through the Swiss Riviera to Montreux, Chaplin's World museum, the UNESCO Lavaux vineyards, and Chillon Castle, with a first-class cruise on an old paddle steamer and an apéritif included. The steamer runs June through September; if you book outside those months, the castle visit replaces the boat ride. A live English-speaking guide drives the group and leads you through each stop.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the lake and the castle without driving yourself—the steamer ride is the day's centerpiece, and the guide handles all the stops and timing so you move through the Riviera without planning the route. If you're traveling with infants or small children, strollers are welcome and specialized infant seats are available on the bus.
Geneva & Annecy: Alpine Town & Lake Cruise OptionYou board a coach in Geneva, cross into Annecy for a guided walk through the medieval Old Town with two free hours by the lake, then return for a two-hour Geneva tour covering the UN district, Flower Clock, and Old Town by mini train or foot. An optional one-hour Lake Geneva cruise follows if you choose it and travel between April and October. Hotel pickup is not mentioned, so confirm your meeting point when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want both Annecy and Geneva in one day without arranging your own transport or timing between towns—the fixed itinerary and coach handle the logistics, leaving you free to absorb the medieval streets and international landmarks without planning the route.
Glacier 3000 & Montreux: cable car & suspension bridge tourThis ten-hour tour from Geneva drives through Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps to Glacier 3000, where you ride a cable car to 3,000 meters and walk the Peak Walk suspension bridge — the only bridge in the world connecting two mountain peaks. The itinerary includes free time in the Diablerets valley and the town of Montreux, with an English-speaking driver guide and return transport to Geneva. You choose at checkout whether to add cable car access to the glacier or spend the time in the village instead.Is it for me?Choose the cable car option if you want to walk a suspension bridge between two peaks and stand on a glacier in a single day; pick the village-only option if you prefer more time in the Diablerets or want to keep the cost down and still see Montreux.
Geneva electric tuk tuk tour: Lake Geneva, Old Town & Jet d'EauA private electric tuk tuk tour of Geneva lasting around one hour, guided in English, Spanish, French or Arabic, that covers Lake Geneva and the Jet d'Eau, moves through the Old Town past St. Peter's Cathedral and the Reformers' Wall, and includes a photo stop at a high vantage point. The route is tailor-made to your interests, pickup is included, and the tuk tuk closes completely if the weather turns cold, with blankets provided.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Geneva's main sights—the lake, the fountain, the Old Town, the cathedral—without driving or navigating yourself. The guide handles the route and the timing, so you can focus on the landmarks and ask questions as you go. If you're traveling with infants or small children, specialized seats and stroller space are available, and the closed tuk tuk keeps everyone warm in cold weather.
Geneva: Private Lake Cruise & Aperitif with Jet d'EauYou board at Eaux-Vives port and spend the afternoon on an open boat circling Lake Geneva, passing the Jet d'Eau, two beaches, and a park, with the Alps visible across the water. An aperitif and music are included; swimming is optional. The boat returns to the same port by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Geneva and the Jet d'Eau from the water rather than the shore, and prefer a small-group boat without the formality of a larger tour—the open design and afternoon pacing make it feel more like a private escape than a scheduled activity.
Gruyères Cheese & Chocolate Tour from Geneva with PickupYou’ll travel from Geneva through alpine countryside to Gruyères for hands-on cheese tasting and fondue lunch before exploring its medieval castle and village streets. Finish with chocolate sampling at Maison Cailler before returning by comfortable transport. Expect laughter over lunch, real Swiss flavors, and moments where time slows down just enough to notice.
Geneva: Private Tuk Tuk City Tour & Swiss Fondue StopYou’ll zip through Geneva’s Old Town and along Lake Geneva in your own private tuk tuk with a local guide who actually knows the city’s quirks. Choose your route, then settle in for one of Geneva’s best Gruyère fondues (vegan option too) with wine or soft drink. It’s part sightseeing, part comfort food — you’ll remember both.
Lavaux wine walk: UNESCO vineyards with local tastingsVine Stories is a 3.5-hour walking tour through the UNESCO-protected Lavaux region on Lake Geneva, led by Marc, a certified UNESCO World Heritage Guide and sommelier. You walk roughly 3 km through western Lavaux vineyards, stop for hosted wine tastings at local producers, and learn the history and culture of Swiss winemaking. The tour includes wine tastings and a charcuterie platter; it runs in English, French or German, and children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Swiss wine and the region's history from someone trained to teach both—Marc's background as a sommelier and UNESCO guide means you're learning the story behind what you're tasting, not just sampling wines. The easy 3 km walk through the terraces suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to move through the vineyards without a strenuous hike.
Geneva Chocolate & Patisserie Tour: 4 Tastings with Local GuideA two-hour walking tour through Geneva's market area, old town and lakeside, stopping at four chocolateries and patisseries to taste signature products including Pavés de Genève, Amandes Princesses and Noble du Rhone, plus hot chocolate. A local English-speaking guide leads the route and all tastings are included. The tour operates year-round, though specific products may vary by season and availability.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and French throughout, so if you're comfortable following commentary in either language, you'll get the full story of each chocolate and patisserie. The fixed two-hour route and included tastings mean you're not deciding where to go or what to order—the day is built for you.
Private Walking Tour Geneva: Customized by a Local GuideA private walking tour of Geneva where a local guide designs the route around what you want to see, meeting you at your accommodation and walking the neighborhoods, monuments and hidden spots that matter to you. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French, and you choose the length—from two hours to a full day. Museum visits can be added if you arrange them in advance.Is it for me?Choose the length that fits your schedule: two hours for a quick neighborhood walk, three to four hours for a solid introduction, or six to eight hours if you want to see most of what Geneva offers. The guide builds the route around what you actually want to see, so nothing feels like filler.
Lausanne: Glacier 3000 & Montreux with Peak Walk BridgeYou travel by bus from Lausanne through the Swiss Alps to Les Diablerets, ride a cable car to Glacier 3000, cross a suspended bridge with views of over 200 high peaks, and have free time in the lakeside town of Montreux. The driver handles navigation and timing; weather determines what's fully accessible at the glacier, which is why the trip works best if you're flexible about conditions.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Alps and a famous glacier in one day without arranging your own transport or timing — the fixed schedule gets you from Lausanne to altitude and back to the lake in a single trip, and the driver handles the mountain roads.
Chamonix Self-Guided Tour: Aiguille du Midi & Mer de GlaceA self-guided sightseeing tour from Geneva to Chamonix with pre-ordered lift and train tickets that skip the long queues. You ride the Aiguille du Midi cable car up to 3,842 meters for panoramic views of Mont Blanc and the Alps, then take the red cog railway to Montenvers to see the Mer de Glace glacier. The tour includes an air-conditioned vehicle from Geneva, reserved access to both attractions, and free time to explore the village and have lunch on your own.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Mont Blanc and the Mer de Glace without spending your morning in a ticket queue — the reserved access gets you straight to the cable car and train. It suits a solo traveler or small group who prefers to set their own pace through Chamonix and the mountain sites, rather than follow a guide's schedule.
