Luxury Car Rental in Bern

Lake Thun and Spiez. A short run south from the capital on well-surfaced lakeside roads. Suits a relaxed half-day in a convertible or grand tourer. Parking is simplest in Thun or Spiez, so plan a lunch stop there.

Interlaken and the Brienz shore. The classic gateway to the Bernese Oberland, between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. Good for a full day with a comfortable GT. Summer weekends bring heavier traffic, so an earlier start helps.

Grindelwald and the Jungfrau approaches. The road climbs into the valley beneath the Eiger north face. Best for clients who want an alpine drive with a hotel or restaurant stop. Check parking arrangements in advance during peak holiday periods.

Emmental countryside. Rolling farmland and quiet village roads east of Bern, away from the main tourist routes. A good choice for a measured drive in a refined sports car, with Burgdorf as a natural coffee stop.

Gruyères and Lake Murten. West and south-west of the capital, Murten's walled old town and the Fribourg countryside make a distinct day from the Oberland. Parking is generally easier outside the old town centres, so walk the final stretch.