Hiking holiday in the Bernese Oberland

The day begins in Spiez, a charming lakeside town where it is pleasant to stroll between the port, the terraced vineyards and the medieval castle.

You then set off to explore the Niesen, nicknamed the "Swiss pyramid". The funicular ride up is already a highlight, revealing spectacular panoramas of Lake Thun and the surrounding peaks.

At the summit, a 360° panorama unfolds before you. Take the time to enjoy this exceptional view and take a pleasant hike along the ridge trails, which are particularly photogenic.

At the end of the day, return by train to Spiez: swimming, paddleboarding or relaxation on the agenda!

This morning, take the train towards Kandersteg, gateway to one of the most beautiful natural sites in Switzerland.

After a cable car ride up, set off on a hike to Lake Oeschinen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by rocky cliffs and alpine meadows. The lake's emerald waters and alpine panoramas offer a spectacular setting. Summer tobogganing and boat trips on the lake are also available.

At the end of the day, take the train to Interlaken and then the funicular up to Harder Kulm to admire the sunset over Lakes Thun and Brienz. An alphorn concert adds to the magic of this timeless moment (in summer).

After these wonderful discoveries, take a train and settle into a charming hotel in Wilderswil.

The day begins with a superb cruise on Lake Brienz, renowned for its turquoise waters and alpine scenery. From the boat, admire the traditional villages and waterfalls along the shores.

Stop at Giessbach, funicular ride up to the Grand Hotel and discovery of the impressive waterfalls plunging into the lake.

In Brienz, stroll through the village, known for its beautiful flower-covered chalets, woodworking, and authentic atmosphere.

Continue your ascent to the Brienzer Rothorn aboard a historic steam train. At the summit, a breathtaking panorama unfolds, revealing the surrounding lakes and peaks and offering one of the most stunning views in the region. Enjoy a pleasant walk along the ridge trails before returning to Brienz by train.

Then head to Interlaken, then Wilderswil, and spend a second night at the same hotel.

This morning, we headed to Lauterbrunnen, a fairy-tale valley bordered by cliffs and waterfalls, dominated by the spectacular Staubbachfall.

Continue by cogwheel train to Wengen, then take the cable car to Männlichen. From the summit, a magnificent panoramic hike of about 1.5 hours begins, leading to Kleine Scheidegg. The accessible trail winds its way between alpine pastures and glaciers, offering views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains.

At Kleine Scheidegg, board the Jungfraubahn train. The ascent winds through the heart of the mountains before reaching the Jungfraujoch (3,454 meters), the highest railway station in Europe. There, discover the Ice Palace, admire the view from the Sphinx Terrace, and gaze upon the magnificent Aletsch Glacier.

For the descent, go to Eigergletscher and then take the Eiger Express to Grindelwald.

Take a stroll through the village before returning to Wilderswil for a relaxing evening.

Take the train to Meiringen. The day begins with exploring the Aare Gorge, an impressive canyon carved by the river over millennia. The walkways allow for a spectacular immersion into the heart of the rock walls, between turquoise waters and natural plays of light.

Take a train to Interlaken and enjoy a stroll through the city centre if you haven't already.

Continue with a visit to the caves of Saint-Béatus, a fascinating network of galleries, waterfalls, stalactites and limestone formations overlooking Lake Thun.

At the end of the day, take the train back towards Geneva or Basel, crossing the Swiss landscapes one last time, your head full of Alpine memories shared with family or friends.