Tour 3 - the photogenic
The route is kind of short – but it has it all: Alpine panoramas at their finest, tranquil mountain lakes, thundering waterfalls and imposing peaks. It is not for nothing that Interlaken and the Jungfrau Region are among the most popular international travel destinations and have a lot of superlatives to offer: the longest village in Europe (Beatenberg), the highest railway station in Europe (Jungfraujoch Top of Europe), the steepest cable car in the world (Stechelberg-Mürren), the highest free-falling waterfall in Switzerland (Staubbach Falls) and not far away the highest waterfall in Switzerland (Mürrenbach Falls). And let's not forget the famous Eiger North Face.
It is not without reason that painters and poets of the 18th century were inspired by the natural beauty, and even today filmmakers use the imposing natural backdrop as a kind of stage set. On each of your excursions, you are sure to find the right perspective for impressive memorable photos!
Our year-round recommendation: Arrive, park, explore. Leave the camper at the campsite and explore the area on foot, by bike or by public transport. In village or city centres, parking spaces for motorhomes are rare, and the streets are sometimes narrow and confusing. Many excursion destinations are only accessible via narrow mountain roads that are unsuitable for inexperienced drivers and can quickly become congested. Why join the search for those elusive parking spaces (give your nerves a holiday too) and at the same time make a contribution to greater sustainability.
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Spiez Castle wows visitors with its magnificent halls, Romanesque church and changing art exhibitions. Nestled among vineyards on Lake Thun, the castle offers fascinating insights into Swiss history dating back to the 10th century.
This is the only campsite directly on Lake Thun; It is open all year round and offers a unique view of the Niesen, children's entertainment (in summer), family-friendly rental accommodations, restaurants and a wide range of leisure activities on and around the water.
The canopy of trees above you, the Lombach stream at your side and Lake Thun just a few steps away: from the campsite, you can be on or by the water in no time. Treat yourself to something tasty in the Blockhus or retreat to the lounge after an eventful d
… because our camping is idyllically located between forest and green meadows, just a few minutes walk from Lake Thun. Sit in front of your tent or camper and enjoy the breathtaking view of the Eiger, Mönch, and the Niesen.
The campsite offers you the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Whether you stay in one of the comfortable rental properties or simply pitch your tent, you can't escape the spectacular view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
You will feel at home here from the moment you arrive, because even your luxury camper van up to 12 metres in length will find plenty of space on the generously sized pitches. The pool, shop and restaurant ensure an extra portion of carefreeness, and the view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau is simp
On the eastern shore of Lake Thun, at Neuhaus, you will find the Mountain Surf water sports centre. Hire a SUP, sea kayak, pedalo or motorboat to experience nature on the water.
Weissenau nature reserve
A walk through the nature reserve on the shores of Lake Thun offers fantastic views of Lake Thun and is wonderfully relaxing.
Old town «Stedtli» of Unterseen
The centre of Unterseen has retained its historic flair with the striking «Stadthaus» and the pretty old town houses.
The only museum in Switzerland dedicated exclusively and comprehensively to the history of tourism. An exciting tour shows the development of tourism from the discovery of the Alps as a holiday destination to modern tourism.
What could be better than actively exploring the natural surroundings of Lakes Thun and Brienz by e-bike? Cycle over to the Giessbach Falls or the Staubbach Falls in the Lauterbrunnen Valley. On a guided tour, you will also learn interesting facts about the country and its people.
Climb, slide, abseil and jump into deep pools – experience the pure fascination of water on an exciting canyoning adventure! And don't worry: If an obstacle is too challenging, there is always an easy alternative to get down safely.
Adventure Park Interlaken – an exciting way to spend a few hours with friends or family in the fresh air: you can test your skill and stamina on nine courses with different levels of difficulty and 160 exciting obstacles.
Climb aboard for a spectacular ride on the turquoise-blue waters of Lake Brienz! From Bönigen, the boat speeds to the impressive Giessbach Falls, which plunge 500 metres into the lake in 14 cascades. 30 kilometres of adrenaline, breathtaking landscapes and exciting 360° turns await you!
Experience the incredible view of the Alpine peaks of the Jungfrauregion and the lake from the air! Paragliding Interlaken makes your dream of flying come true.
Experience an unforgettable family adventure on the Lütschine! The lower section of the river offers gentle waves, but no white water – ideal for a safe and relaxed rafting trip with children. Equipped with the best gear and accompanied by an experienced guide, you will paddle together towards Lake
The breathtaking Alpine panorama, the ridge trail and the wild ibex are worth a trip to the Niederhorn. Rocky & his gang will keep you on your toes! Never heard of Rocky? Then follow him and experience the Alpine orienteering adventures of the cheeky ibex. If you like even more action, we recommend
The St.-Beatus-Höhlen Swiss Caves on Lake Thun are among the most impressive stalactite caves in Switzerland. An extensive cave system with grottos, stalactites and underground lakes leads deep into the heart of the Niederhorn massif.
The campsite and hostel, popular with guests from all over the world, is located right on the banks of the Aare, just a few minutes' walk from the town centre. Watch the ships on Lake Brienz as they reverse park, or immerse yourself in the lively life of Interlaken.
In just a few minutes, the funicular will take you up Interlaken's local mountain. Enjoy the incredible view from the Two Lakes Bridge over the Bödeli, the two lakes and the peaks of the Jungfrau region on the opposite side.
Grab your paddle board, kayak or inflatable boat, cross the narrow path along the shore and float across the turquoise-green waters of Lake Brienz. Families and pleasure-seekers alike will find the perfect base for an adventurous camping holiday here.
This small, family-run campsite is surrounded by woods and meadows in a secluded location in the picturesque fishing village of Iseltwald. Here you can enjoy heavenly peace and quiet as well as a view of the mountains and, on hot summer days, a refreshing dip in Lake Brienz.
The journey on the nostalgic cogwheel railway is an experience in itself. Once you reach the top, panoramic views of the Jungfrau region and Lake Thun await you.
The quiet location of the campsite in the centre of Wilderswil is ideal for excursions to Schynige Platte and the Jungfrau region, with the railway station and bus stop just a few minutes' walk away. And the view of the Mönch and Jungfrau peaks is simply breathtaking.
The small, cosy campsite is located on a quiet side road, surrounded by rustic rock faces in the middle of lush, flower-covered meadows in summer. Here you can dream to the sounds of nature in the starry sky or admire the sunset on the Wetterthorn over a coffee.
Whether you're in front of your camper or on the terrace of one of the cosy rental properties admiring the view of the imposing rock faces all around: You simply can't escape the sound of the mighty Staubbach Fall just behind the campsite.
Lieselotte the cow is actually from a small village in Westphalia and is now experiencing a whole new adventure: She is in the mountains for the very first time! She sets off curiously and discovers many funny and surprising things along the way. There is plenty to see, try out and marvel at on her
A trip to the Jungfraujoch is more than just a trip to the highest railway station in Europe: discover Europe's longest glacier in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch and a fascinating world of ice and snow.
The little red cable car takes you up to a wonderful hiking area with a breathtaking view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. In summer, you can whizz back to the village on a scooter bike, and in winter you can take the same route on a sledge. 🚠🏔️
Trümmelbach Falls
The 10 globally unique glacier waterfalls inside the mountain drain up to 20,000 litres of water per second from the glaciers of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
The ride up the Schilthorn offers a very special highlight: between the valley station in Stechelberg and the mountain village of Mürren, you will experience the world's steepest cable car! Once you arrive at the top of the 2970-metre-high Schilthorn, you can enjoy a spectacular 360° panorama with t
It's amazing how tranquil it is to camp here despite the great popularity of the Lauterbrunnen Valley. The hustle and bustle is far away, nature and the most beautiful excursion destinations are close by.
The essence of camping: This small, family-run campsite offers a pure camping feeling against the impressive natural backdrop of the rear Lauterbrunnen Valley. Ideal for all those who love unspoilt nature.
In just a few minutes, the cable car will take you up to Alp Pfingstegg. From here you can start breathtaking hikes, whizz down into the valley at high speed on the toboggan run or glide relaxed through the treetops on the Fly Line.
Explore this once ice-covered gorge via rock galleries and tunnels. Test your sense of balance and your courage on the 170m2 «Spiderweb» net construction, which is suspended seven metres above the wild Lütschine river.
Are you ready to be propelled 120 kilometres an hour between 90-metre-high rock faces? Then jump!