Interlaken to Brienz | Day Out in Brienz | Top Travel Tips | Summer in Switzerland

The So-Called Travel Expert brings you a short video on a daytrip from Interlaken to Brienz via ferry on Lake Brienz. The video will be useful for families with young children as it focusses particularly on activities for kids.
Here are the timestamps for the different chapters:
00:30 - 01:20: Travel from Grindelwald to Interlaken Ost
01:20 - 02:45: Travel on ferry from Interlaken to Brienz
02:45 - 03:00: Tips and budget for Brienzer Rothorn steam train
03:00 - 06:55: Tips and activities for kids along the promenade (lake front) of Lake Brienz
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Camera: Samsung M30S (Handheld)
Video Editor: Da Vinci Resolve 16
Maps: Google Maps
Copyright: The So-Called Travel Expert

[@laxmikantjoshi5772]

Beautiful.... the games around the lake are innovative and interesting. No doubt, the young photographer is locked to the camera ☺

[@socalled.travelexpert]

Thanks..

[@joshianjali4]

Video is interesting n so is little photographer

[@socalled.travelexpert]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@relaxingsilentfilms-LosAngeles]

Interlaken is beautiful... great video.. subscribed. We would love to return and capture more videos.

[@socalled.travelexpert]

Thanks for subscribing...many more exciting videos from the Jungfrau Region are lined up for the coming weeks.

[@aqilabbas5303]

Hi! I have been following your video, first I must say your videos are so informative. I will be in interlaken next month. I need to ask you regarding the BLS regional pass, I ll be staying in bern for 3 days and I ll be visiting Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald and Brienz. I will be there for 3 days. Will your recommend me the BLS regional pass? Or any other alternative. Thank you

[@socalled.travelexpert]

Hi.. thanks for watching. BLS regional pass is a good option, but remember that you have to pay a €99 surcharge for the section Eigergletscher to Jungfraujoch. If you don't plan on visiting Jungfraujoch, then the BLS regional pass covers a lot of other attractions (don't miss the Oeschinensee, Brienzer Rothorn steam train, ferry on Lake Brienz/ Thun etc).

[@aqilabbas5303]

@@socalled.travelexpert thank you so much.... you are doing a great job!!

[@deepadu999]

Hi, does this brienz cruise stop at istelwald , then can we hop off to just look around and we intend to take Rothorn kulm train and the hop again back on the cruise and get back to Interlaken.

[@socalled.travelexpert]

Thanks for watching...yes, the ferry does stop at Iseltwald. Ensure that you check the timings of the next connection, as these ferries don't run as frequently as the trains.

[@SabaFaizanMUA]

Would you mind telling where u stayed and how to save on staying in Grindelwald please.?

[@socalled.travelexpert]

We booked the holiday home with Airbnb. Grindelwald is generally expensive, but you could get (relatively) cheaper accomodation at the Youth Hostel (if you are ok to stay in a shared 4 or 6 bed dormitory). You could also check out the Youth Hostel in Interlaken.

[@SabaFaizanMUA]

@The So-Called Travel Expert no i want all our own. I have kids and we r 2 adults. Airbnb what do u suggest how far should i book it?
As u said yes grindelwald is expensive. There is mountail eiger hostel but dnt think its that good. Please if you can help me more. I am checking on airbnb now a days for August its coming mire then £1000 for 4 days.

[@socalled.travelexpert]

~£200/ night is in the expected range for Airbnb in Grindelwald (the high cleaning costs & service fees also contribute to this). The Interlaken youth hostel also has family rooms (4 bed private) which cost ~175-200CHF/ night (2 adults+2 children). Check out their website. It is located right next to Interlaken Ost train station.

[@SabaFaizanMUA]

@The So-Called Travel Expert thank you so much that you reply so quickly. What do you suggest how many days or month before should i book? Can it be cheaper if i book 4 or 6 weeks earlier or now for August?

[@socalled.travelexpert]

I would suggest booking as early as possible. Else, you might end up in a situation where even the Youth Hostel rooms are not available, and only the expensive accommodations are remaining/available.