OUR OFFERS
• 50% off Swiss Transport System: Pre-book a rail transfer then save 50% on Swiss transport system journeys during your stay
• Free ski carriage: Available on all Swiss Airlines flights
• Free rail travel: For all children up to 15 years old when travelling with a parent
• Free child lift pass: Free lift pass for children up to 5yrs available locally
• Free helmet hire: Child & youth equipment hire includes helmet rental
• Free child equipment: Free equipment hire for children up to 6yrs when 2 adults pre-book equipment. Valid all season
Interlaken & Wilderswil Bernese Oberland City add-on
“The vibrant resort of Interlaken is situated between the two lakes of Thun and Brienz, while neighbouring Wilderswil is a quiet, picturesque Swiss village, just a few minutes away. Surrounded by the dramatic mountain scenery of the snow-clad Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks, it’s perfect for skiers looking to access the Jungfrau ski region by bus and train in under an hour.” Clare Warman - Product Manager
Interlaken and Wilderswil are great for those looking to enjoy the winter-wonderland of Switzerland, and perfectly placed for you to sample the slopes and even better if you choose not to ski every day. They also offer a less costly alternative for visitors wanting to join the carnival atmosphere in Wengen during the Lauberhorn race weekend and Inferno weekend in Mürren. They are a superb choice for non-skiers looking for great winter walking or exploring the region’s many attractions by rail or bus. Highlights include the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jungfraujoch, the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant on the Schilthorn and the 15km toboggan run from Faulhorn to Grindelwald.
Why not try Longest sledge ride in the world: Experience the thrill of the world's longest 15km sledge run from Faulhorn to Grindelwald. Jungfraujoch- Top of Europe: Enjoy an unforgettable excursion into the glacier world of Switzerland's high Alps and ascend to the highest railway station in Europe at 11,333 ft. Getting there (see page 288) Departure Airports: 17 regional UK airports Arrival airports: Zürich (ZRH), Geneva (GVA) or Basel (BSL). Transfer time (from ZRH): Interlaken 2hrs 20mins/Wilderswil 2hrs 25mins. Transfer time (from GVA): Interlaken 3hrs 15mins/Wilderswil 3hrs. Transfer time (from BSL): Interlaken 2hrs 30mins/Wilderswil 2hrs 40mins Departure Days: Saturday and Wednesday
Interlaken Ski Essentials – prices from
Lift pass (6 days) Senior Adult Youth Child Jungfrau lift pass................£210 £235 £190 £120 Hiking & sledging pass.......£180 £180 £180 £90
Ages: Senior = 62yrs+, adult = 20-61yrs, youth = 16-19yrs, child = 6-15yrs. Jungfrau pass covers Grindelwald,Wengen,Mu
¨rren &
Schilthorn. Hiking and sledging pass covers Grindelwald, Wengen &Mu
¨rren. Equipment (6 days)
Standard skis & boots.................. £165 £85 £55 Advanced skis & boots................. £210 - Standard skis only ........................ £105 - Advanced skis only....................... £140 -
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Standard board & boots............... £165 £85 £55 Advanced board & boots.............. £210 - Standard board only..................... £105 - Advanced board only.................... £140 - Helmet........................................... -
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Ages: Adult = 16yrs+, youth = 10-15yrs, child board = 8-9yrs, childskis=3-9yrs. Important: Special offers may be withdrawn at any time & prices are based on Interlaken, in £s & approximate.
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World-class Ski events
Hiking & Sledging Pass
Pre-book with Neilson and we promise you’ll pay no more than you would in resort – see page 293
For our full selection of ski essentials visit
neilson.co.uk/skiessentials
Gourmet weeks in Wilderswil
Adult Youth Child -
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The Lauberhorn Race Weekend in Wengen (16- 18 January 2015) and the Inferno Race Weekend in Mürren (22-25 January 2015) are arguably the biggest events in the Swiss ski calendar. Due to the huge influx of athletes and spectators, Wengen and Mürren become extremely busy. We recommend Interlaken or Wilderswil as a convenient and less costly base to visit these remarkable events. Please note: these dates are to be confirmed.
If you’re a walker, sledger or non-skier looking to use the Jungfrau’s excellent network of railways, cable cars and post buses during your holiday, we recommend you pre-book the Hiking & Sledging Pass through us. Price per person: 2 days from £80 (£40 for children), 6 days from £180. Please note, Jungfraujoch and Schilthorn journeys are available to book at a 50% reduction locally.
Food lovers should take a closer look at the Hotel Alpenblick’s gourmet dining options. Guests staying at the hotel during certain weeks in January and February may sample some of the very best regional specialities, along with à la carte meals, a ‘Fleisch’ meat fondue and a traditional Swiss cookery lesson with the house chef. Please note: these dates are to be confirmed.
For mountain information and piste map, please refer to page 262
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Pre-book your lift pass, equipment & tuition with us to save £s
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