In Montreux you board the narrow-gauge ‘Chocolate Train’ for a pleasant journey north into the Fribourg Alps. Accommodation is first-class, and there is a multi-lingual hostess on board.

Grindelwald is a lovely village in the Bernese Alps, the usual starting point for ascents of the Eiger and Wetterhorn mountains, and is enclosed by three towering mountains and two glaciers. View this area on an optional excursion.

Known as Aarmuhle until 1891, Interlaken is one of the oldest and most popular resorts in Switzerland, and almost 25% of its population is made up of foreign nationals.Visit this town on an optional excursion.

Visit Lake Constance on an optional excursion, which is set on the Rhine at the northern foot of the Alps, and consists of three bodies of water: the Obersee, the Untersee and a stretch of the Rhine, called the Seerhein.

The largest natural freshwater lake in western Europe, crescent-shaped Lake Geneva is divided into the "Grand Lac" (Large Lake) to the east and the "Petit Lac" (Small Lake) to the west.