Regions / Engadin
Region
Engadin
The high valley in the south east. St. Moritz in winter and summer, quiet villages beside it, and the Bernina line over the pass.
The Engadin is a plateau of lakes and larch forests at 1,800 metres. St. Moritz is the name everyone knows; Sils, Pontresina and Zuoz are where locals send their friends. In winter we arrange skiing, cross country and the frozen lake events; in summer, hikes above Sils, e-bikes along the lakes and the Diavolezza glacier. The Bernina Express and the Glacier Express both end here.
What we arrange here
With locals from Engadin.
- Bernina Express to Tirano, reserved panoramic seats
- Muottas Muragl at sunset with dinner
- Sils lake walk and Nietzsche house with a local
- Diavolezza glacier and Piz Bernina views
- Ski, cross country and sledging in winter
- Hotel and restaurant reservations in season
Access
3.5 hours from Zurich by train; Samedan airport for private flights
Best time
July to September; December to March
Pairs with
Ticino, Zermatt via the Glacier Express, Davos
Questions
About Engadin.
Is St. Moritz only for winter?
No. Summer is quieter, with hiking, lakes and the Bernina line at its best.
Bernina or Glacier Express?
Bernina for the higher, more dramatic line and the Italian end. Glacier for the classic long day across the country. We do both on a full itinerary.
Suitable for a corporate group?
Yes. Mountain restaurants for private dinners, the lakes for team activities and easy transfers by coach.