
Best for
Adventure Travelers, Couples
Duration
15N/16D
Season
May–September
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Adventure, Active










A Tibro Journey
Fifteen nights at your own wheel. Paris, the Black Forest spa town of Baden-Baden, the Jungfrau and Lauterbrunnen, Chamonix under Mont Blanc, then down to Lake Como and Venice.
Europe Self-Drive Tour is a 15N/16D adventure journey through France + Germany + Switzerland + Italy. Highlights include Disneyland Paris, Mt Jungfraujoch, Lake Como boat cruise.
Signature Moments

No. 01
Disneyland Paris

No. 02
Mt Jungfraujoch

No. 03
Lake Como boat cruise

No. 01
Disneyland Paris

No. 02
Mt Jungfraujoch

No. 03
Lake Como boat cruise
Day by Day

Day 1
Arrive Paris, one of Europe’s most attractive capitals in terms of sheer beauty and architectural excellence. Its historical legacy is only matched by its status as a European cultural centre. On arrival at the airport our representative will pick you up and drop to your hotel. Upon reaching your hotel, check-in and relax as rest of the evening is free at leisure to explore the city on your own. Overnight stay at your hotel in Paris.

Day 2
Enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast at the hotel before heading out to explore Paris. Enhance your day with a scenic Seine River Cruise and a visit to the Eiffel Tower for breathtaking views of the city with Eiffel Tower. After a memorable day of sightseeing, return for an overnight stay at your hotel in Paris.

Day 3
Enjoy a buffet breakfast at your hotel, then get ready for a magical day at Disneyland Paris Explore both parks with your 1 Day 2 Parks ticket, enjoying thrilling rides, enchanting shows, and Disney characters. After a fun-filled day, return for an overnight stay at your hotel in Paris. Pick up time by shuttle bus – 08:00 Am, Drop off time by shuttle bus – 08:00 Pm

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6
Breakfast at your hotel.

Day 7
Enjoy a buffet breakfast at your hotel. Embark on a full-day excursion from Engelberg to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe. Begin your journey early in the morning by boarding the train to Lucerne, followed by a scenic ride through the Brünig Pass to Interlaken Ost. From there, continue to Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald and take the cogwheel train via Kleine Scheidegg to reach Jungfraujoch, the highest railway station in Europe. Spend time exploring the Ice Palace, Sphinx Observatory, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Aletsch Glacier. After soaking in the alpine wonders, retrace your route back to Engelberg by evening, completing a memorable Swiss mountain adventure.

Day 8
Enjoy a buffet breakfast at your hotel. Today visit Lauterbrunnen & Wengen A fairy-tale valley with steep cliffs and 72 waterfalls Must-Do: - Staubbach Falls: 297-meter-high waterfall in the village, short walk from the station - Valley walk: Flat, scenic trail to Trümmelbach Falls (~45 mins one way) - Trümmelbach Falls (optional): Inside-the-mountain waterfalls (open Apr–Oct) Afterwards visit Wengen - Wander the village: Classic Swiss chalets, boutique shops, cafés

Day 9
Breakfast at the hotel.

Day 10

Day 11
Breakfast at the hotel.

Day 12
Enjoy a buffet breakfast at your hotel. Discover Lake Como like you've never seen it before with our one-hour boat tour! Sail through the calm waters of the first basin and admire historic villas overlooking the banks, such as the majestic Villa Olmo and the elegant Villa d'Este. Be fascinated by the stories of the skipper who will reveal the secrets and history of these unique places. On board, relax with an exclusive aperitif of prosecco and typical snacks, while taking stunning photos of the surrounding landscape. Overnight in Lake Como.

Day 13
Breakfast at the hotel. Travel to Milan. Leisure day in Milan Overnight in Milan.

Day 14
Breakfast at your hotel. Take your car to Venice! Venice, Italy is one of the world’s most iconic and romantic tourist destinations, known for its unique layout of canals, historic architecture, and rich cultural heritage. Built on more than 100 small islands in a lagoon in the Adriatic Sea, the city has no roads. Just canals. Including the famous Grand Canal, lined with Renaissance and Gothic palaces. Enjoy Gondola ride (Shared) The gondola is a symbol of Venice, as emblematic of the famous city of canals as it is mysterious in its origins. Experience a 30-minute gondola ride that takes you along the Grand Canal (S.Maria della Salute area) and minor canals (Fenice area) where you can admire the famous Venitian architecture as well as take in iconic historic landmarks from a unique perspective.

Day 14
Breakfast at your hotel.

Day 15
Enjoy buffet breakfast at your hotel. Check out from the Hotel. Our vehicle will drop you to Airport.
Where You'll Stay

Paris

Baden-Baden

Engelberg

Chamonix

Lake Como

Milan

Paris

Baden-Baden

Engelberg

Chamonix

Lake Como

Milan
Honestly
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
Don't come in August
Paris empties out in August. The Parisians decamp south and the city that stays open is the tourist crust, with half the good bistros shuttered for les vacances and the heat sitting heavy on the stone. Late April to June, or September into October, gives you the city the locals actually live in. The Riviera is the inverse: August is its peak and its most crowded.
The TGV beats the airport
France's high-speed trains run city-centre to city-centre at 300 km/h. Paris to Lyon in two hours, Paris to Avignon in under three. And you skip the airport entirely. Book the TGV well ahead; the prix libre fares climb steeply close to the day. A first-class seat is a small premium for a much quieter carriage.
Lunch is the long meal
The French eat lunch slowly and dinner late. Kitchens often don't reopen until 7.30pm, and turning up at six gets you a closed door or a tourist menu. Make lunch your big meal, especially outside Paris where the midday formule is the day's best value. And the café terrace is for the apéro hour, around six, not for hurrying.
Don't come in August
Paris empties out in August. The Parisians decamp south and the city that stays open is the tourist crust, with half the good bistros shuttered for les vacances and the heat sitting heavy on the stone. Late April to June, or September into October, gives you the city the locals actually live in. The Riviera is the inverse: August is its peak and its most crowded.
The TGV beats the airport
France's high-speed trains run city-centre to city-centre at 300 km/h. Paris to Lyon in two hours, Paris to Avignon in under three. And you skip the airport entirely. Book the TGV well ahead; the prix libre fares climb steeply close to the day. A first-class seat is a small premium for a much quieter carriage.
Lunch is the long meal
The French eat lunch slowly and dinner late. Kitchens often don't reopen until 7.30pm, and turning up at six gets you a closed door or a tourist menu. Make lunch your big meal, especially outside Paris where the midday formule is the day's best value. And the café terrace is for the apéro hour, around six, not for hurrying.
The Details
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Plan Your Timing
France works April to October, but the shoulders are the sweet spot. Spring. April into June. Brings the gardens out and the crowds haven't arrived; September and October give you the harvest, warm stone and thinned-out queues. July and August are hot and busy: Paris half-shuts for the holidays while the Riviera fills up. November to March is cool and grey in the north, though the Alps come into their own and Provence stays mild.
Your Memoir
Vol. 9, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.

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