Service Description

A full day, one-on-one, dedicated entirely to building your Swiss trip around you: not a template, not a top-ten list. We'll go deep: what you love, what you're hoping to feel, how you like to travel, and how much ground you want to cover. From there, I design it all using what I actually know firsthand: the trails without the crowds, the hut with the best rösti, the restaurant locals actually go to, the village that hasn't made it into a guidebook yet. For longer or more complex trips: multiple regions, hiking plus culture, careful sequencing. What you get: 6 hours, a full working day together A full written itinerary PDF, scoped across every region you want to see Whole-country transport and logistics planning, connecting multiple regions, not just one Careful feasibility checks for ambitious days: for example, working out whether two mountain excursions are realistically possible in a single day once you factor in railway schedules, connection times and on-the-ground logistics Full seasonal insight across your whole route: events, markets, festivals, and how to time them in What every client walks away with (true for both Half-Day and Full-Day sessions) A complete, written itinerary PDF, built around your pace, ability and interests, including: Day-by-day route and schedule, realistic for the time you actually have Hotel and accommodation recommendations What to visit: landmarks, viewpoints, hidden gems Where to eat and stop along the way, including cheese dairies and local specialties Local events, folklore and stories that don't show up in guidebooks Museums and cultural stops worth your time Hiking paths, if requested Which apps to use and how (SBB, SwissTopo, Switzerland Mobility, etc.) How to navigate: trains, public transport, roads, and which passes make sense for your trip Realistic timing and sequencing, so you're not guessing whether a route actually works in the time you have Both sessions end with the same complete, written itinerary and zero guesswork. The full day is for people covering more ground, multiple regions, tighter connections, and the kind of scheduling puzzles (like "can I really do two mountains in one day?") that take real time to work out properly. No one leaves with just notes to sort out themselves. Everyone gets a plan they can follow.