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Drive through the heart of the Bernese Oberland on a private day tour that pairs Crash Landing On You filming sites with sweeping views of Lakes Brienz and Thun. Expect cable car climbs, short walks to waterfalls and cinematic village shores—all in one 8–10 hour day.
Drive through the heart of the Bernese Oberland on a private day tour that pairs Crash Landing On You filming sites with sweeping views of Lakes Brienz and Thun. Expect cable car climbs, short walks to waterfalls and cinematic village shores—all in one 8–10 hour day.
You step off the air‑conditioned vehicle onto a slick wooden bridge and the air smells of wet stone and fir — the Bernese Oberland opening like a book. Mountains push the skyline, and two lakes, Brienz and Thun, sit like polished mirrors below, daring you to look longer.
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Operated by Swiss Epic Tours · Interlaken, Bern
You step off the air‑conditioned vehicle onto a slick wooden bridge and the air smells of wet stone and fir — the Bernese Oberland opening like a book. Mountains push the skyline, and two lakes, Brienz and Thun, sit like polished mirrors below, daring you to look longer.
This private day tour threads film‑set stops from the hit series Crash Landing On You with classic Bernese scenery: cable cars that climb past scree and alpine meadows, a village shoreline where a memorable piano shot was filmed, the Sigriswil panorama bridge spanning a steep gorge, and a valley of waterfalls that hums with meltwater. Geology here reads as an index of ice: U‑shaped valleys, moraines and steep limestone faces carved by glaciers over millennia. Culturally, the region blends German‑Swiss chalet life, traditional alpine farming, and lakeside boat culture — Interlaken has long been the gateway for travelers seeking both calm and adrenaline.
Expect frequent short walks (10–60 minutes at photo stops), easily manageable grades for most visitors, and plenty of viewpoints; the tour operates as a full‑day private transfer with included entrance fees and a multilingual driver‑guide. Timing matters: late morning light favors lakeside villages for photos, while early spring and late autumn bring crisper air and fewer crowds.
Practical tips: comfortable, waterproof footwear and layered clothing will keep you moving through variable weather; carry a small daypack, water and a camera with a zoom lens. If you want specific CLOY shot locations, ask your guide — they can tailor stops to film‑site interests and local footpaths.
easy.
8–10 hours.
Suitable for travelers of average fitness; walking at stops is short but over uneven ground.
Most private tours depart from Zurich or Interlaken pickup points and return to the arranged drop‑off; confirm pickup location when booking.
Stops involve short, mostly easy walks (10–60 minutes) on village streets or viewpoint trails; no technical hiking required.
The tour lists entrance fees included for specified sites, but verify if optional cable car rides or museum entries are paid on site.
Yes — the itinerary notes stroller and wheelchair accessibility for many areas, but some viewpoints require steps or short uneven paths; discuss needs with the operator before booking.
The Bernese Oberland was shaped by repeated glaciation and has long been a zone of alpine farming and lakeside settlement; 19th‑century tourism built much of the region’s visitor infrastructure.
Stick to marked paths, avoid trampling alpine meadows and respect private farmland; popular spots require crowd‑management to protect fragile vegetation.
Swiss Epic Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the air‑conditioned vehicle onto a slick wooden bridge and the air smells of wet stone and fir — the Bernese Oberland opening like a book. Mountains push the skyline, and two lakes, Brienz and Thun, sit like polished mirrors below, daring you to look longer.
You step off the air‑conditioned vehicle onto a slick wooden bridge and the air smells of wet stone and fir — the Bernese Oberland opening like a book. Mountains push the skyline, and two lakes, Brienz and Thun, sit like polished mirrors below, daring you to look longer.
This private day tour threads film‑set stops from the hit series Crash Landing On You with classic Bernese scenery: cable cars that climb past scree and alpine meadows, a village shoreline where a memorable piano shot was filmed, the Sigriswil panorama bridge spanning a steep gorge, and a valley of waterfalls that hums with meltwater. Geology here reads as an index of ice: U‑shaped valleys, moraines and steep limestone faces carved by glaciers over millennia. Culturally, the region blends German‑Swiss chalet life, traditional alpine farming, and lakeside boat culture — Interlaken has long been the gateway for travelers seeking both calm and adrenaline.
Expect frequent short walks (10–60 minutes at photo stops), easily manageable grades for most visitors, and plenty of viewpoints; the tour operates as a full‑day private transfer with included entrance fees and a multilingual driver‑guide. Timing matters: late morning light favors lakeside villages for photos, while early spring and late autumn bring crisper air and fewer crowds.
Practical tips: comfortable, waterproof footwear and layered clothing will keep you moving through variable weather; carry a small daypack, water and a camera with a zoom lens. If you want specific CLOY shot locations, ask your guide — they can tailor stops to film‑site interests and local footpaths.