HOW MUCH I SPENT TRAVELING THE SWISS ALPS 🇨🇭 (Travel Advice)
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Today I outline 6 travel tips / travel advice for Switzerland AND I share how much it costs to travel the Swiss Alps.
Plus we also travel from Zermatt to The Dolomites in Italy.
This series was filmed in June 2023 🇨🇭
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00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Squarespace
01:45 - Leaving Zermatt
03:43 - Travel Tip 1
04:48 - Travel Tip 2
05:43 - Travel Tip 3
07:54 - Travel Tip 4
09:35 - Welcome to Italy
11:29 - Travel Tip 5
12:20 - Travel Tip 6
13:30 - Budget Breakdown
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Little correction by a swiss:
1. SBB has a free WIFI for 1st and 2nd Class
2. 1st Class usually has Plugs but only in Inter City Trains and you have quite compartements
3. The snow line can fall under 1000m even in summer
4. Yes, Switzerland is sadly overrun by tourists
5. Check-out times are usually same as in Europe (Check-out around noon and check-in araound 1600) - worked for years in hotels in and around zurich
6. Migros is less expensive than Coop
7. Get a half tax from SBB. You save 50% on every fair and its araound 150 CHF. If they didnt change it, you can even give it back when you leave the country and get back some of the money.
Thanks for visiting our little country and hopefully see u soon again, Paddy!
Should I continue using 'chapters' aka 'timestamps for my travel videos?
🇨🇭💰🇨🇭 Switzerland Budget Tracker - www.paddydoyle.info/swiss-budget
I never use them.
No, let people watch the videos. Timestamps are not needed. Watching now.
Yes, timestamps are useful for a lot of people
One thing is sure: with the right transport pass, you would have spent much less, for the trains (including to the Jungfrau) and the cable cars !
i know i‘ve already written this under one of your last videos, but if somebody reads this who‘s planning to come to switzerland, here‘s a little advice, if you want to avoid the tourist crowds:
So yes as Paddy said it‘s very crowded with tourists at some places, especially at the spots you see on social media like Grindelwald, Zermatt, Jungfraujoch etc. It IS indeed very beautiful there but switzerland has many many other spots to offer, which are BY FAR less crowded (you‘re mostly alone or with other locals) and also far less expensive. Just do some research and i think you‘ll find some great places/hikes etc to visit. Here‘s a few examples:
- Tierfehd-Kalktrittli, Glarus (beautiful scenery, no people)
- 5-lakes-hike, Pizol
- Weissenberge, Glarus (hiking, restaurants, sledding in winter)
- Weesen, Glarus
As I said there are many others! ;)
My partner (Italian) said the shutters on that window can be opened. They are there for when it’s hot to keep the suns rays out so your room doesn’t feel like your in a sauna when you sleep at night 👍
Thank you for the breakdown. I think the budget is realistic for 21 days!
Paddy, your complaint about the noises and crowd comes from staying in the 2 main touristic hubs (Interlaken and Zermatt), especially before the summer peak season when a lot of work is done. But even in these places, crowds disappear when you start hiking. I experienced that last month hiking from Wengen to Grindelwald. Most places in Switzerland are very peaceful and quiet all year long. It is like picking Mykonos or Santorini and drawing conclusions that Greece is so or so....
Thank you for showing your swiss alps journey - very much appreciated.
Looks like I was trying to copy your path. In July, I went from Munich to Salzburg, to Innsbruck, to Milan, to Wilderswill, to Paris. I didn’t have time to do the Dolomites, can’t wait to see you go there. Really looking forward to you going to Patagonia…..CAN’T WAIT!!!
I visited Switzerland in the middle of October 2019. It was not so crowded. I spent 6,356 THB per day with a Swiss Travel Pass. Staying for 7 days and 7 nights cost me 44,494 THB. My itinerary included Zurich, Zermatt, Montreux, Interlaken, and Lucerne.
Hey Paddy, loved your Swiss hiking series. The ups and downs and your grumpy old man energy is what we love. I've been going through some tough times for the past few months, but every week your videos make me forget my own troubles. I felt as if I went on a whole Swiss adventure with you. Thank you for working so hard and making spectacular videos.
Sorry to hear about your struggles mate. Just remember that these moments will soon pass.
Even these amazing moments in life like hiking the alps quickly pass by, as do the bad times.
Just try to keep positive, focus on the things you enjoy 😊
@@PaddyDoyle. Thank you! Your words are wise and mean a lot to me.
Another great series paddy, but I still love your Laos stuff best :)
I feel like a lot of similarities with my home - Yukon Canada and Switzerland. The big difference is here in Yukon the infrastructure isn't so built up. You get that true wilderness feel and much much much less people, shockingly less people in fact lol. Great series, I enjoyed watching all the ups and downs
Wasn‘t there a documentary that canada hired swiss people to develope mountain tourism in canada?
Johnny harris made something like that if I‘m correct.
But yes, switzerland is more of a disney experience then true wilderness which maybe makes it more appealling to tourists who want vacation in the mountains but with all the benefits of developed infrastructure.
On the otherhand there are people who want to hike 2 days without meeting a soul.
Yukon is much larger, more isolated and colder than Switzerland. Not to mention basically no one lives there.
This was such a great series, Paddy. And again, thank you for always being real and not fake. By telling us the negatives as well as the positives, it shows you're not just some travel host that says what he is told to say. Keeping it real! Thats why we love your adventures! On to Italy! 🇮🇹 😎
Great tips and love the honesty! I’ll be visiting Zermatt next year so I’ll definitely rewatch your videos as the trip approaches.
Happy to be here! Thanks to you, it's possible to travel the world each day from my studio in Singapore! Thank you so much!
Loved the Switzerland series and super excited for the Dolomites one coming up next!!
Love your series!
Looking forward to this one and your next adventure (especially Antartica!)
Keep it up
Great work Paddy! Enjoyed the series, I think I have been subscribed for just over a year and have loved to watch your travels. Looking forward to Italy!
Lost in Loas is still my favorite series and has convinced me to travel there soon.
Have a great day 😊
Thanks for the real deal info!
Hey Paddy! You could open the thing in the window. It is used to keep the room fresh 😂😉
Loved the Switzerland series Paddy! hope the budgeteers can get back together for a trip soon
Another Great Adventure and Information too Paddy Doyle looking forward to the Next Awesome Adventure.🙂 Watching from New Brunswick Canada🙂
Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed the video
Great video. I love your complains during traveling, down to earth discussion. When everything is always positive, it feels so fake because there is always something happening not going according to plan. It is life. C’est la vie.
Appreciate that 🥹
Great travel series about Switzerland. Just for those curious about travel costs to those who reside in Switzerland for a longer time: GA Travel card with monthly bill here costs 340 CHF per month and allows as much travel as needed on (almost) any train, ship or gondola in Switzerland (Few specific routes such as Jungfraujoch are not included though).
Thanks for the tips!
the construction sites here are every summer. I don't know for a fact but I think they do all the constructions in the warm months (spring until fall) because in winter it would cost too much (dark, cold etc.). Because usually you barely see any construction sites in Switzerland in the winter months. It's kinda annoying, though.
Soon as the snow.
Melting they construction start in the alpine villages. Swiss love to keep to update everything. No run down buildings etc.. that’s come with the price that you described..
Thank you for this wonderful serie! I really enjoyed it. Visited Switzerland in april this year and visited many of the places you showed. After Switzerland I went to Italy.... and I am living in South America.... are you following my footsteps? Hehehehe Jokes apart, really really wonderful job you do!
Amazing. Joined you for my Thailand holiday. Stayed for the amazing content. Cheers from Sydney
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello Paddy for a jobs well done. Happy Travels.
wow very helpful content friend
Hey Paddy. Not checked you out for a while,Europe has no interest for me ,busman’s holiday and all that, two points hotel issues and pickpockets, that’s why I stick to Asia, but I will watch your Italy vids, should be interesting, much more experienced traveler now. 😂. Be safe my friend.
I’m so glad I watched this especially about crowds as I am definitely one of the people who was hoping for just me on a mountain 😂 but we go next week and the 4 days we are there it’s to rain so just our luck but the rain will be roasting so il be hot sweaty and wet 😂
Have a great trip
Well worth the money! So beautiful! WOW WOW WOW!!!
This Switzerland Travel series has been fun to watch. Great job, Paddy!
Someone at work posted a joke this morning:
"What's the BEST thing about Switzerland?"
"I don't know....but the Flag is a BIG PLUS!" ➕
Hiya Paddy.
I love how you share the good and the bad. Real life. And good information.
Crazy to hear about all the construction going on. Shows how great your editing is.
I love that you share the reality. Most big places have the same issues. Pickpockets. Always best to carry your bag and valuables in the front.
Great information reference booking. And you are old so can not stay everywhere. 😆🤣
The check-in and out times are shocking.
I went away and rented a caravan recently. 5 days.
You get three full days.
With late check-in and early check-out.
Love your travel and adventures. I can not wait for what is to come. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching as always!
Decent costs, but you did do it the cheapest possible way to be fair. For anyone who prefers staying in 2 or 3 star hotels and having proper meals (not Coop sandwiches) the costs would be double at the very least. Good job though.
I agree ☝️
While you're in the area, meaning Europe, you should definitely consider Slovenia. Absolutely gorgeous nature, significantly more affordable, and way less crowded overall than Switzerland. Switzerland. I love Switzerland, make no mistake, but definitely recommend checking out Slovenia. Triglav national Park is a treat and the Soca River valley is incredible.
Thanks Paddy 🙏that Swiss Serie was a treat! As a swiss expat, I could enjoy the beauty of the Alps a bit through your eyes. And I would say that you did great on your trek all together. But WoW Antartica next... Really? Looking forward to that one for sure :P
Many thanks!
We just visited these places in mid June and it was much less snow and still not being overcrowded. We broke down first day when we got to Interlaken and that was a 3000€ bill 😂 Not a cheap place so it's best to prepare everything in advance but amazing scenery!
I can't tell you how many times I have been stuck in construction in the States when I have been out and about on road trips.... And by 'stuck' I mean sitting in my car for 30+ minutes because a mountain road was being worked on so there was only one lane of traffic at a time.... summer means construction, that's for sure!
Excited to see the Italy series!
Happy to see your channel doing so well Paddy. Can you imagine spending 4k in a month two years ago in Thailand. I am envious, you get paid to travel the world. I know its not all roses everyday. Enjoyed Switzerland looking forward to Italy my second favorite county. So many nice memories.
very true Thomas, Switzerland was always a distant dream....
It's easy to spend a fortune on groceries while shopping at a Thai supermarket though. Especially if you go to Villa Market or Tops and purchase mostly imported groceries, some of the prices are outrageous. I've spent 3500-4000 Baht in one go and didn't even purchase that much. Was mostly consumed within 3 or 4 days! Thailand isn't always as cheap as people make it out to be, while Switzerland can sometimes net you some bargains here and there too!
Very happy you picked the Dolomites for your next trek. Will be following to see if we hit the same spots. I thought the same on the costs of Switzerland, not that expensive for what you see & their top notch transportation system that will take you everywhere you want to be.
No spoilers …. But The Dolomites blew Switzerland out of the water
@PaddyDoyle. Took my first motorcycle tour of the Alps way back in 1995. Wanted to see Bavaria, Austria, Switzerland, Italy. Never heard of the Dolomites. Imagine my feeling when we first set eyes on these magnificent mountains from the seat of a motorcycle Been back about 8 times since It has been described as it is like a religious experience when you first see them. So true!!!
Also you're quite good at budget travel, I always have trouble finding accommodations and end up just booking a really nice and expensive hotel or resort🤣
Hello Paddy, nice way to exit Switzerland lol ! the cost are surprisingly not overwhelming as i thought ! To see you now by the STUNNING Dolomits, - a World Nature Heritage - is insane, wow ! a perfect new place to explore !😍✌🙏👍..it made me curious so i googled some facts ;-)) "....all glow and turn pink to purple at sunset. This is the so-called phenomenon of enrosadira (Ladin: "become pink"), which is caused by the special composition of calcium and magnesium carbonate. This mineral was first investigated by the French naturalist *Déodat de Dolomieu* (1750 - 1801): *That is why this stone is called dolomite*" from Wiki
i’m coming september 3-17!! hopefully weather will be kind to me.
You certainly are right about the building and repairs. Spring is the time to do it all, thats the time between the winter skiing and summer hiking seasons.
So, think about that if you want a little noise, or more tourists under your feet, when planing your visit to these tourist magnets.
Dolomites is on my list ❤ Not far from my favourite country Germany. Can't wait to see 😍
Excited to see 🇮🇹 but most excited for Antartica. Some of my favorite documentaries are on Antarctica!
I can't wait either!
Hope you’d stopped in Lugano before crossing into Italy. That town is amazing!
A big way to cut down on expenses is to try to book a number of days at one place so that you aren't paying cleaning fees and booking fees everyday. Having a travel partner means that you will be able to rent a room or whole place for the same or less than you would pay for a hostel.
If you are renting a car, don't bother with the travel pass (unless you plan to do a lot of gondolas).
Good point!
I travel to the alps every year on my motorcycle adventures.
TOP TIP: start your alp’s adventure between 8th and 10th June . All the passes are open, most snow is gone, accommodation is cheaper. For example this June I stayed in the dolomites, found a hotel right on the Dolomites loop (riding road) for £99 for 4 people bed breakfast and evening meal ( yes all for of us for £99) this was booked last minute on the day.
In your hotel room in Italy that looks like an electronic shutter. There should be a switch in the room to open and raise it.
Yes I like the negatives of the trip report. Helps me when I am travelling. Thanks for series, planning 2025 for us. I am planning Iceland for 2024 and every booking I am making says same thing, no check in till 4pm and out by 9 am.
❤🙏🏼Paddy great! 💞💋
Thanks for translate to Bath 😊
My pleasure 😊
Glad to see you going outside the box. Asia is nice but Europe is something else. The biggest problem when travelling outside Thailand when you've been working here and earning Thai baht is the currency. Thai baht just doesn't hold the value when visiting the USA or Europe. Making or breaking an experience when travelling.
Also, not sure where you're planning to go in South America but if you're considering Ecuador I've been a couple times recently and have a lot of thoughts. I highly recommend it as a destination but there are a TON of potential pitfalls in an otherwise amazing country and I'd be happy to share some tips. Galapagos is super unique, highly recommend. Baños is amazing, both in nature and crazy (and very cheap) activities. Otavalo, the Amazon, Cuenca, the volcanoes - really an amazing amount of things to see and do in a tiny country!
August is probably not a good time to go there, I would imagine. All of the people from my company's office in Italy are on vacation most of this month. It's like that every August.
Then I am already curious about your video about the "Drei Zinnen" (9:59). South Tyrol has been struggling with mass tourism for years. I'm curious what experiences you make.
Nice idea of going to Switzerland but i think this is only for the select few who are on 6 figure salaries, no chance a backpacker could afford this lol. Were in the mist of a cost of living crisis where sadly the majority of people will lose there houses in the next few months once there mortgage ends and get put on a high rate. Will be a tough sell this one Paddy.
10:46 Don't those shutters roll up and down? 🤔 Great series, Paddy!
Your budget is what I expected even before you mention it.
My god. I'mma definetly need to get my money up if I plan on ever hitting the alps. 😅 The Thai and SE Asian prices definetly got me accustomed to a certain style, of spending 🤣
We learn by your mistakes! 55555 (5 is "ha" in Thai). Thank you for your wisdom! dcb
much appriecated David
Great video and series but at 14:22 you mention ´pounds for the English!' As you know, it is the British Pound, and is actually used by the Welsh, Northern Irish and Scottish - not just the English.
Relax
You mentioned going to Antarctica in the fall are you joining Karl for his birthday trip in November?
Paddy I love your series. I have a question can anyone tell me of a translation app for a iphone for Swiss German?
Yeah I heard need to get Swiss rail pass.
Good to see ya spending ya youtube money
sleeping in camping tent probably the best option for those hotel check-in/out ridiculous rule
That is the only time they can repair infrastruture
We just finished travelling through Switzerland August love the country so over priced so many people
You should be able to roll up the shudder in that window. You’re prob already gone tho. Lol.
What watch are you wearing at the beginning of the video?
Bolzano and South-Tirol ist not very much Italian, it‘s an autonomous province with German-speaking majority, annexed to Italy in 1919. 😉
Heard mostly Italian when I was in Bolzano
Great Video, Lol no where is more expansive than traveling in America. There are no cheap flights, hotels or transportation here. If you can find one the cheapest room would be around $65 USD, on average $135 USD per night. That's what we call a cheap room. Street food, only if your in a big city and not much choice and a meal will cost you $8-$12 USD. Outside the city no street food anywhere. Public Transportation again limited to mainly large cities only 4 or 5 cites in total here in the US have a transit system and the rest have buses. But they do not leave the city. It's only for local travel. Travel in some countries is outrageous for no good reason. Swiss Alps, Paris, America, Singapore just greedy.
Jeez
Then have fun in South Tyrol. Bolzano is the capital of South Tyrol. Did you know that about 70 percent of South Tyroleans speak German? South Tyrol was not always part of Italy, because most of the time it belonged to Austria. In 1920, South Tyrol was annexed by the Kingdom of Italy. From then on, the majority German-speaking South Tyrol formed Italy's northernmost border region.
Transportation cost more than food n hotel when my family visited Thailand last January.
Before they were the so called Italian Alps they were the Celtic Alps (all of it),
Is it only English viewers that use the GB pound what about the other countries that use it as well
I got to know Switzerland reasonably well at the turn of this century, so 24-23 years ago.
I was shocked at the concrete, industrialisation, hookers and cocaine and insane nightlife.
I presumed it was all Mary Poppins, chocolate milk, b&w cows on mountain pastures....
😳
Hey Paddy, next time you can try the German Bavarian Alps or the Austrian Alps...its much more cheaper than in Switzerland and has the same nice landscapes and mountains. Greetings from a german mountainhiker :-)
Next time!
I've been travelling to the Bernese Oberland area for over 20 years. The number of tourists seems to have grown exponentially over that period and I think that has resulted in much of the building works to upgrade the infrastructure. As you say helicopters are just part of the way of life in mountainous areas, needed to keep everything running smoothly with deliveries etc
I ve missed something. Are the budgeteers no more 😢
Buses are not free they just don't check your tickets, it's called the honor system you can buy the ticket on the bus
There were free buses in a few village I was in
Oh right fair enough. Brilliant series makes me look forward to going back even more
Sorry but one cannot evaluate the costs for Paradise. 😅
Can’t wait to see Italy .. other than the scenery Switzerland looked boring 🙈😂
Hi brother
What's up?
@PaddyDoyle. yeh good brother. I watch your all video. Really was good. And brothers i live in Switzerland. When you come again tell me please. I want to meet you. And if i want to help you like for your travel i have a car. Please brother when you come tell me please. Thanks and have a good day brother
Lol hiking in the mountains in May in shorts. Come on, Paddy, you didn’t bother to do any research.
go back to Thailand the one and only
Not for a while 🙏
But that is the lowest budget you can get. No hotels, only hostels and no restaurants, mostly only sandwiches etc
90 euro no breakfast? Omg
Summer in Europe 😢
Milan, another Celtic stronghold, but you aint Irish uh huh!
Hahah mate your off ya nut
tu a pas bouger de l endroit le plus touristique de suisse pendant touts ton sejours normal que ca soit cher ! quand aux travaux et helicoptere excuser les de travailler pendant tes vacances hein !! mouahahaha j ai jamais entendus c est fou ! sur que bouffer des sandwich de la coop super cher c est faire des economies re mouahahahaah suis sur que tu a meme pas essayer la viande sechee des grisons et ou les fromages gruyere, emmental entre autre qui font la reputation de la suisse !
You're long winded
We love paddy's take on things
Buy the Swiss Travel Pass guys, seriously. Most of these train were free PLUS you can take as many as you want. There are small certain sections you have to pay but its discounted and some of the major attractions are covered. Two of the most glorious train journeys in the world are covered (Bernese express and Glacier express, Could have used that to go into Italy too) Most of the jouneys to the major mountain tops are free or 25%/50% off. Its a no brainer. From the Airport in Basel or Zurich alllll the way to Zermatt. Free. You will save hundreds/thousands. AS paddy says 250 francs to the Jungfrau. You save £80/$100 dollare with the SRP!!
I didnt go for many years for the exact reasons Paddy says 'Tooooooo expensive' but its not. I mean if youre an 18 year old backpacker wanting 8 dollar rooms like in SE asia. Forget it but its not THAT expensive and worth every penny. Great series Paddy.
buon soggiorno in Italia le persone sono molto più gentili........... Switzerland is way too expensive, even though the scenery is awesome, been several times for the weekend, by the time I was living I Muenchen then, I 'd rather spend some extra time in Italy... Paddy do you happen to know the difference between "terroni and polentoni"? best wishes
who are the people you are travelling with? Because we never see them on your vids. You refer to WE, and then in the same sentence, I. Im a bit confused.
I believe he is refering to "us" the audience who are travelling with him vicariously😂
Me and you