Tours

General tour information

The suggested tours are based on the natural geographical characteristics of the Bernese Oberland, which means that you will occasionally have to travel the same route back. All campsites and excursion destinations are easily accessible via the public road network. Be prepared for some winding or uphill sections. Occasionally, you may encounter narrow roads, missing road markings or height restrictions on bridges and underpasses. Access to campsites is often via narrow residential streets. Therefore, moderate your speed and be aware of children playing or pets running free.

In summer, there are many agricultural vehicles on the road, which make overtaking difficult. In winter, winter tyres are a must and, depending on the altitude, snow chains may be required. Before you set off, find out which passes are still open (depending on the weather, some may already be closed for the winter at the end of October). https://www.alpen-paesse.ch

Our recommendation: arrive, park up and get going.

Park your camper at your campsite and explore the surrounding area on foot, by bike or by public transport. Parking spaces for motorhomes are scarce in village and town centres, and the roads are sometimes narrow and confusing. Many destinations can only be reached via narrow mountain roads, which are unsuitable for inexperienced drivers and quickly become congested. Help to avoid unnecessary ‘search traffic’ (and an increase in your adrenaline levels) and contribute to greater sustainability at the same time.

What's more, with your personal guest card and the CAMPING CARD BERNER OBERLAND, which you will receive free of charge from your host at the campsite upon arrival, you can save money with many participating partners (ideal if you don't have a Swiss Half-Fare or General Subscription). And public transport is often included.