Challenging the notion that Switzerland is solely a winter retreat, Ultimate Driving Tours redefines luxury summer travel with its Swiss Supercar Tour – a curated journey that encapsulates a passion for the finer things in life.

Over the course of six days and five nights in July, guests navigate the country’s most iconic alpine passes, lakeside roads and picturesque valleys in a fleet of supercars, while staying in five-star hotels, dining at award-winning restaurants, and enjoying bespoke experiences that celebrate the art of refined travel.

The adventure culminates with the option to extend the journey to the UK for an exclusive weekend at the iconic Goodwood Festival of Speed.

SWISS SUPERCAR TOUR
Lake Zurich ▸ Swiss Alps ▸ Lake Lucerne

Day 1: Arrival – Zurich
Arriving in Zurich, guests are welcomed with aperitifs and introductions at the iconic Dolder Grand Hotel, an elegant retreat with views over the city and lake below. Originally opened in 1899 as a health spa, the hotel’s artful ambience and old-world grandeur sets the scene for the tour as the evening unfolds with a gourmet welcome dinner at Saltz (GaultMillau Award Winner).

Day 2: Zurich → Andermatt
Guests ease into their Swiss supercar journey with a winding journey through the Entlebuch Biosphere Reserve, Switzerland’s first UNESCO recognised biosphere, before arriving on the scenic shores of Lake Thun and Brienz. Passing through the legendary Furka pass, the afternoon delivers guests to the luxurious “Japandi” alpine retreat, The Chedi, for an evening of culinary craftsmanship and a refined Swiss-Asian dining experience at The Restaurant (GaultMillau Award Winner).

Day 3: Alpine Loop from Andermatt
A sweeping loop through the Swiss Alps takes guests via the historic Gotthard, Lukmanier and Oberalp Passes, where the roar of the engines echo off peaks and tunnels peppering the mountainous route. Returning once more to The Chedi, guests can unwind in the expansive 2,000sq/m spa, before indulging in a Michelin-starred dining experience at The Japanese (2 Michelin stars) – Switzerland’s highest Japanese restaurant at 2,300m.

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