4 days in the Bernese Oberland

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BUY 1 TICKET -> 4 DAYS ON THE ROAD -> DISCOVER AND EXPERIENCE A LOT

The Berner Oberland Pass for 4 days is just the right thing for you.

With the Berner Oberland Pass you can discover and experience the Bernese Oberland easily and conveniently. Buy your ticket online or at the ticket office and get in. The pass costs CHF 280 ** for the full price or CHF 196 for the reduced price. This results in a price per person of CHF 70 or CHF 49 per day.

For children you can buy the Berner Oberland Pass Child for CHF 30.- and it is valid for the same period as the purchased adult pass.

Price comparison: 4 days from Bern, round trip, 2nd class

Route	Reduced fare 1/2 *	with Berner Oberland Pass **
Niederhorn (via Thun - Schiff - Beatenbucht)	CHF 76.70	CHF 0.–
Allmendhubel	CHF 57.60	CHF 0.–
Brienzer Rothorn	CHF 84.–	CHF 0.–
Engstligenalp	CHF 62.50	CHF 0.–
Total	CHF 283.80	CHF 196.–
Your saving		CHF 87.80

* Prices subject to change ** Berner Oberland Pass for 4 Tage / days, 2. Kl. full price

Area of validity Berner Oberland Pass

The excursions mentioned above are only a small part of what you can experience and discover with the Berner Oberland Pass. With the pass you can use over 40 mountain railroads and have free travel on the boats of Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. In addition, numerous train and bus lines are included in the area of validity.

<<-- Here is a small overview of the entire area of validity within Switzerland.

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Experience more great excursions with the Berner Oberland Pass

Let yourself be inspired by other interesting excursions here. Nothing suitable found? No problem, on our website you will find many more excursion destinations in the Bernese Oberland, which you can reach with the pass.