Adventure brief
Crash Landing On You Tour
Spend a cinematic day chasing Crash Landing On You locations from Zurich: Sigriswil Bridge, Interlaken, Grindelwald, Iseltwald, and Lungern Lake. Small groups and carefully timed photo stops make this a perfect single-day sampler of the Bernese Oberland.
Crash Landing On You Tour brings a full-day cinematic road trip through the Bernese Oberland, starting in Zurich, Switzerland. Over roughly 11 hours, small groups (1–7 guests) follow on-location sites from the hit series CLOY, trading studio sets for raw alpine scenery. The route opens at Sigriswil Bridge, a long suspension span with sweeping views over Lake Thun.
From the bridge you’ll read the scale of glacially carved valleys below—turquoise water framed by steep limestone and crystalline bedrock that rise into the Bernese Alps. A photo stop here rewards wide-angle shots that capture the bridge and the lake basin together. Next, the tour pauses in Interlaken near the Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel, where manicured promenades and river corridors meet towering north faces of the high Alps.
That contrast—formal hotel architecture against jagged mountains—gives many of the series’ city-to-mountain sequences their visual punch. After a purposeful pause for photos, the van pushes higher toward Grindelwald for a walkable taste of the high country: alpine meadows, waterfalls, and glacier-scarred ridgelines within easy reach of village cafés. Later, the trip visits Iseltwald, a low-key lakeside hamlet featured in the series’ piano scene, its wooden houses clinging to the bay and reflecting on glassy water.
The final stop at Lungern Lake brings one of the most intimate stops on the route—an alpine lake framed by forested slopes and mirror reflections, where the “family house” scenes were filmed and quiet shoreline walks feel cinematic without the crowds. What makes this offering stand out is the combination of pop-culture narrative and genuine outdoor variety: long suspension bridge architecture, high-Alpine vistas, village shoreline scenes, and easily accessible walks through glacial valleys. The tour turns transport time into curated stops, and because group size is limited to 1–7 guests, photographers and fans get time to compose shots and ask questions.
Travelers should expect a mix of paved promenades and short dirt paths, intermittent elevation gain on roadside walks, and rapidly changing mountain weather. Comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, and a charged camera will cover most needs. The operator meets in Zurich, Switzerland; exact meeting logistics and inclusions are provided at booking.
Whether you’re chasing specific CLOY moments or seeking a single-day sampler of the Bernese Oberland, this itinerary stitches together cinematic locations with the region’s elemental alpine landscape. Plan an early departure from Zurich to maximize light and avoid crowds at Interlaken and Grindelwald. Bring cash for small cafés; many village shops accept cards but mountain kiosks can be cash-preferred.
If you have mobility limits, note some lakeside strolls and the suspension bridge approaches include steps and uneven boardwalks; contact the operator ahead to confirm accessibility. For photographers, a wide-angle lens and polarizer make lake and mountain colors pop.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Early startinfo
Departing early from Zurich gives the best light at Sigriswil Bridge and lets you avoid afternoon village crowds.
- 02Bring layersessential
Mountain weather changes fast—pack a windproof layer and a light rain jacket even in summer.
- 03Cash and cardswarning
Carry small change for mountain kiosks and village cafés; many accept cards but some prefer cash.
- 04Respect private propertyessential
Tread only on marked paths in Iseltwald and Lungern to avoid crossing private lakeshore gardens.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Wide-angle lens
Covers expansive bridge and alpine lake compositions for dramatic shots.
EssentialLayered clothing
Wind and temperature change quickly at altitude—layers keep you comfortable.
EssentialComfortable walking shoes
Sturdy shoes handle paved promenades and short dirt paths around villages and lakes.
EssentialPolarizing filter
Reduces glare and deepens lake and sky colors for stronger photos.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Forest path above Lungern Lake with fewer visitors, Quiet pier at Iseltwald for reflections in calm conditions
Local fauna
Alpine marmot, Golden eagle
Historic heritage
Interlaken grew as a 19th-century spa and mountain-tourism hub; many village promenades reflect that era’s development.
Mindful exploration
Stick to marked trails, avoid lakeshore vegetation, and pack out all waste—alpine ecosystems are fragile and slow to recover.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Sigriswil Bridge mid-span for wide vistas, Interlaken promenade facing the Jungfrau for mountain-hotel contrast, Iseltwald pier or Lungern Lake shoreline for mirror reflections
- Subjects
- Bridge and lake landscapes, Village architecture and lakeside reflections, Alpine ridgelines and meadows
- Best times
- Morning light, Golden hour (sunrise/sunset), Late afternoon for soft shadows
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Where does the tour meet?
The operator meets in Zurich, Switzerland; exact meeting logistics are provided at booking.
How long is the tour?
The experience runs about 11 hours and covers multiple stops including Sigriswil Bridge, Interlaken, Grindelwald, Iseltwald, and Lungern Lake.
Is this suitable for children?
Children can join, but the tour includes roadside walks and short uneven paths; operator age restrictions, if any, will be listed at booking.
Are meals included?
Meals are not specified; there is time for lunch in Grindelwald and opportunities to buy food at village cafés.
Can I photograph freely at locations?
Yes; photography is encouraged, though be mindful of private property and local residents when composing shoreline shots.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Some stops have steps, uneven boardwalks, and bridges—contact the operator ahead to confirm accessibility options.