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Geneva: Old Town Walking Tour with Private GuideYou walk through Geneva's Old Town with a private guide who customizes stops as you go, hitting St. Peter's Cathedral, the Flower Clock, Place du Bourg-de-Four, the Reformation Wall, and the Town Hall. The guide stays with your group only, so the pace is yours. It's a half-day experience that works because the medieval streets are tight enough that you can actually see how people lived here, not just pass through.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand Geneva's history and religious significance without rushing through a crowded group tour. The private format and customizable stops mean you move at your own pace through the Old Town's narrow streets, though expect to climb stairs and walk on uneven medieval cobblestones.
Swiss Riviera tour from Geneva: Chillon Castle & MontreuxA private guided tour from Geneva that covers the Lake Geneva shoreline in eight hours, stopping at Chaplin's World in Vevey, the UNESCO-protected Lavaux vineyards, the medieval Chillon Castle on its island, and the resort town of Montreux. The coach picks you up in Geneva, includes entrance to both Chaplin's World and Chillon Castle, and a guide travels with the group throughout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you speak English, Spanish or French and want a guide traveling with you the whole day—the commentary keeps the landscape and history in context without you having to read a guidebook or manage the stops yourself.
Geneva Airport to Verbier: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou're met at Geneva Airport arrivals with a name board, driven in a private air-conditioned vehicle to your Verbier hotel, and arrive with bottled water and WiFi included. The fixed price and direct route mean no taxi queues, no negotiation, and no surprises about timing or cost.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the taxi queue and arrive at your Verbier hotel without arranging transport or negotiating a fare — the fixed price and direct route mean you step out of the airport and into your transfer, not into a negotiation.
Private Geneva City Tour: Jet d'Eau, Flower Clock & Old TownA private guided tour of Geneva covers the Palais des Nations, the International District, Lake Geneva's shores, the Jet d'Eau fountain and the Flower Clock in the Old Town, with a guide in English, Spanish or French and transport by private vehicle. The tour runs two hours; you can add a one-hour lake cruise at checkout. Pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a private pace through Geneva's main sights without coordinating separate transport — the guide, vehicle and timing are arranged, so you move through the Jet d'Eau, the Old Town and the International District as a single coherent day. Add the lake cruise if you want to extend into the afternoon and see the shoreline from the water.
Lavaux Wine Tour: Vineyard Walk, Tastings & Boat CruiseA full-day wine tour from Geneva through Lavaux's UNESCO-listed vineyards, led by a guide in English, Spanish, French or Turkish. You visit two wineries—one organic, one traditional—walk the terraced slopes of Saint-Saphorin, enjoy a three-course lunch with Alps views, and return by Belle-Époque boat cruise from Vevey to Lausanne. Hotel pickup in Geneva is included; children from age 1 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste wines at two different producers and walk the actual terraced vineyards where they grow—the combination of cellar, slope and boat gives you the full landscape of Lavaux in one day. Children from age 1 can join, though the 10-hour length and vineyard walks suit families with older kids or adults better than toddlers.
Geneva to Interlaken Day Trip: SkyGlass Panoramic BusThis 13-hour day trip from Geneva combines a scenic drive through the Swiss countryside with a guided visit to Interlaken and an ascent to Harder Kulm, a summit viewpoint at 1,322 meters. The funicular takes you to a panoramic viewing platform with glass floors overlooking Interlaken and the lakes of Thun and Brienz, with views of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The tour includes transport by SkyGlass panoramic bus, a driver guide during the drive, free time to explore Interlaken's Höheweg promenade and shops, and access to walking trails from the summit.Is it for me?The day is 13 hours end-to-end, with most of the time spent traveling and at the summit rather than hiking. If you want mountain views without a strenuous climb, the funicular and viewing platform deliver that; if you want to walk further into the Alps, the trails are there to choose.
Geneva City Tour with Private Guide & Optional Lake CruiseA private guided tour of Geneva lasting two hours, covering the international district around the Palais des Nations, the old town with St. Peter's Cathedral, and the lakeside parks and fountains — with hotel pickup included and an optional boat cruise on Lake Geneva available in summer. Your guide speaks English, Spanish or French and travels with you by private vehicle, so the route and timing stay fixed while you move between stops.Is it for me?Choose the tour-only option if you want to see Geneva's main sights without committing to the boat, or pick the tour with cruise if you're visiting in summer and want to see the city and Alps from the water. The two-hour pace works for a morning or afternoon slot in a longer Geneva stay, leaving time for lunch or museums before or after.
Geneva Hop On Hop Off Tour: Open Bus & Mini TrainA hop-on-hop-off sightseeing pass in Geneva lets you ride an open-top bus through the International District and along Lake Geneva, take a mini train through the Old Town's tight streets, and access a Parks & Residences route in summer. The red bus and both trains run every 45 minutes from fixed stops; you board when you arrive and get off wherever you want. Audio commentary plays in English, Spanish, French or German. Children from age 4 ride; strollers fold and stow aboard.Is it for me?Choose this pass if you want to set your own pace across Geneva's spread-out landmarks — the bus and trains run often enough that you can hop off to walk the Bastions Park or St. Peter's Cathedral, then catch the next departure without waiting long. It suits travelers who prefer to explore on their own time rather than follow a fixed itinerary.
Private Geneva to Montreux & Chillon Castle tour with guideA private full-day excursion from Geneva to the Swiss Riviera, traveling in a luxury Mercedes with a driver-guide who speaks your language and handles the route, timing and entry tickets. You'll visit Lausanne's Olympic Museum, walk the Montreux Flower Promenade past the Freddie Mercury statue, cross the UNESCO-listed Lavaux vineyards, and tour Chillon Castle, the most visited historical monument in Switzerland. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the guide can adjust stops en route if a site doesn't interest you.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private driver-guide to pace your day through Lausanne, Vevey, Montreux and Chillon Castle, stopping as long as you need at each site rather than following a fixed group schedule.
Geneva Old Town Private Tour with Lake Geneva CruiseA private walking tour of Geneva's Old Town with a licensed guide, followed by pre-booked tickets for a 50-minute round-trip boat cruise on Lake Geneva. The guide leads you through the narrow streets to St Pierre Cathedral, Temple de la Madeleine, the Flower Clock and Quai du Mont-Blanc, then hands you tickets and an audio guide at the pier; you explore the lake, the Jet d'eau and the Palais des Nations by boat while the guide steps back. Available in English, French or German.Is it for me?The walking portion is a steady pace through narrow Old Town streets, and the boat cruise is self-guided once you board—if you want a guide's commentary throughout the entire day, this tour splits that role between the walk and the audio guide on the water.
Geneva Airport to Hotel: Luxury Van Transfer & Meet-GreetA driver greets you by name in the arrivals hall and takes you to your Geneva hotel in a private luxury van. You get 60 minutes of free wait time if your luggage takes longer, all taxes and fees are included upfront, and the van holds up to five passengers. Book with a fixed price confirmed before arrival, so the transfer stops being a negotiation and starts being a relief.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Geneva and want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at your hotel without arranging transport or negotiating a fare — the fixed price and meet-and-greet take the friction out of airport arrival, especially if you're traveling with luggage, children, or colleagues.
Geneva Exploration Game: Self-Guided City Tour on Your PhoneA self-guided exploration game in Geneva where you download an app (Android, iOS, or browser) and navigate eleven landmarks—including the Jet d'Eau, Flower Clock, St. Pierre Cathedral, and the Russian Church—answering quizzes about each site's history to gather points. The activity takes two to three hours and suits families and solo travelers who want to explore the city without a guide; entrance tickets to monuments are separate.Is it for me?This works best if you want to explore Geneva's landmarks without a guide's voice or a fixed schedule—you move between stops at your own pace, answer quizzes when you're ready, and earn points as you learn. It's built for families and solo travelers who prefer to control the rhythm of the day.
Geneva City Tour and Yvoire: Jet d'Eau, Old Town, lake cruiseA full-day Geneva city tour combines bus transport through the international district, a mini-train ride through the Old Town, and a lake cruise to Yvoire, a flowery French village on the opposite shore. A local guide leads the Geneva portion in English or French; the Yvoire visit is independent. The tour runs about eight hours and includes the Flower Clock, Jet d'Eau fountain, St. Peter's Cathedral and free time to walk Yvoire's cobbled streets.Is it for me?The tour is led in English or French, so you'll follow comfortably in whichever language you speak. The Geneva section is guided throughout; once you reach Yvoire, you have free time to wander independently, which suits travelers who want structure in the city but prefer to explore the village at their own pace.
Geneva Airport to City: Private Car Transfer & 1-Hour WaitYou're met at arrivals with a name sign and guided to a private car. The driver handles your luggage while you relax for the ride into Geneva. An hour of free wait time lets you move at your own pace after landing, and the all-inclusive rate means no hidden charges when you arrive at your hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Geneva with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and fare negotiation — the driver waits at arrivals and the price is locked in before you land, so your transfer stops being a logistics problem the moment you clear customs.
Chamonix Tour: Aiguille du Midi & Mer de Glace Private TripA private guided tour from Geneva to Chamonix takes you by car through the French Alps to two signature moments: a cable car ascent to Aiguille du Midi, where a glass box called the Void suspends you over a 1,000-meter drop, and a rack railway descent to Mer de Glace glacier with entry to the ice cave. Your own driver handles the route; a live guide in English, French or German narrates the stops. The tour runs 10 hours total, including travel time. Lunch is available on some options; you choose at checkout whether to add it.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want both Alpine landmarks in one day without managing separate transport, tickets or timing—the private format means the guide paces the stops around your interests, and the driver eliminates the need to coordinate group departures or navigate mountain roads yourself. Children from age 5 are welcome; the tour is not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, cardiovascular concerns, or pregnancy, and moderate fitness is needed for the cable car and glacier walk.
Lake Geneva: Private Boat Sunset & Fondue DinnerYou board a private boat with a professional skipper who adjusts the route to your group's preferences. Depending on your choice, you get a daytime cruise with optional swimming stops, a sunset aperitif, or a Swiss fondue dinner on the water with views of Mont Blanc and Geneva's shoreline. The boat stays small and intimate, and you return when your group is ready.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a private boat on Lake Geneva without arranging your own vessel or planning every stop — the skipper handles the navigation and timing, leaving your group free to decide whether to swim, watch the sunset, or linger over fondue.
Geneva Private Tour with Watchmaking or Knifemaking WorkshopA private guided tour of Geneva covering the International District, Old Town and iconic landmarks, followed by a hands-on workshop where you choose between assembling a Swiss watch or crafting a Swiss knife with expert artisans at Initium Genève in the Arsenal. Hotel pickup is included; the tour runs six hours and your guide speaks English, Spanish, French or Greek. You pick your workshop focus at checkout.Is it for me?Book the watchmaking option if you want to take home a functional timepiece and learn the precision behind Swiss horology; choose knifemaking if you prefer metalwork and design. Either way, the workshop turns the tour into something you make rather than just observe, and the private guide means the pace stays yours throughout the day.
Geneva 5-Hour Private City Tour: Jet d'Eau & Old TownA private Geneva city tour with an English-speaking guide covers the Jet d'Eau, Reformation Wall, Old Town and Flower Clock in 5 hours, with air-conditioned transport and Swiss lunch at Café du Centre. Pickup is included; the route holds together without arranging stops or transport separately, so the morning stays intact for the rest of your day.Is it for me?Five hours is enough to see the main landmarks and eat without rushing, but it leaves the afternoon free for museums, shopping or the lake. If you need a full day in Geneva or want to linger in one neighborhood, a longer tour would suit you better; this one is built for travelers who want the essential Geneva in a half day.
Geneva International District Tour by Open Top BusAn open-top bus tour of Geneva's international district and lakeside parks, departing from Place Dorcière with audio commentary in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German. The route passes the United Nations Office, the Broken Chair sculpture, and the Jet d'Eau fountain, then follows both shores of Lake Geneva through the city's green spaces. Children from age 4 are welcome; the bus operates every 45 minutes and the full loop takes about 75 minutes.Is it for me?The open-top format and fixed 45-minute schedule suit travelers who want to see Geneva's landmarks and lakeside without planning a route or timing—you board when you arrive, listen in your language, and the bus handles the stops. It works well for families with children from age 4 and for anyone who prefers to sit and take in the city rather than walk it.
Geneva Airport Transfer: Private Van & Name Sign WelcomeYou're met at arrivals with a name sign, travel in a comfortable air-conditioned van with bottled water, and get dropped directly at your hotel door. The driver tracks your flight and handles luggage, leaving you free to settle in. Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and arrive in Geneva without logistics hanging over your head.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Geneva with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and negotiation at the curb — the driver is already tracking your flight and waiting with your name, which turns the first hour of arrival into something organized instead of something to figure out.
