Glacier 3000 & Diablerets & Montreux One-Day Tour (Depart from Lausanne)

This itinerary departs from Lausanne, designed specifically for travellers who cherish pristine Alpine scenery and unique high‑mountain experiences. It takes you into the heart of the Vaud Alps, exploring the authentic Swiss mountain village of Les Diablerets, and visiting three major highlights: Glacier 3000, Diablerets Mountain, and Montreux Riviera in one go, spending an unforgettable day amidst majestic glaciers and breathtaking trails.

Nestled amidst surrounding mountains, Les Diablerets is a village of charming chalets with authentic local character. The wooden houses are built along the hillside, simple yet cosy, showcasing the most genuine way of life in the Swiss mountains. The tranquil atmosphere, far removed from the hustle and bustle, allows both body and mind to relax. Continue on to the Glacier 3000 area at an altitude of 3,000 metres to admire the magnificent and expansive glacier landscape up close, with snow‑capped peaks stretching to the horizon, a truly awe‑inspiring sight.

The most distinctive highlight of the itinerary is a high‑altitude suspension bridge connecting the world's only two peaks. Spanning across a valley over 2,000 metres above sea level, walking on it offers a slight thrill while providing a 360‑degree panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and glacial wonders—a truly unique visual experience. The summit also features a snow playground, complemented by convenient cable car adventures. Whether you're sightseeing, enjoying easy snow facilities, or strolling along alpine paths, you are sure to have a great time.

Finally, arrive at Montreux Riviera, concluding the journey amidst scenery where lake and mountains complement each other. The entire trip perfectly combines authentic mountain villages, majestic glaciers, an exhilarating suspension bridge, and easy‑going leisure experiences. With a comfortable pace and rich content, this is a classic one‑day itinerary departing from Lausanne, delving deep into the Vaud Alps.