Triple Euro Escape: Netherlands, Germany & Switzerland

Q: What language is spoken in Germany, Netherlands & Switzerland?

In Germany, the main language is German, with English widely spoken, especially in cities, and Turkish also common among communities. In the Netherlands, Dutch is official, English is very widely spoken, and Frisian is recognized in Friesland. In Switzerland, there are four official languages—German, French, Italian, and Romansh—with English commonly used in business and tourism.

Q: What is the time difference between Germany, Netherlands & Switzerland?

Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland are usually 1 hour behind South Africa during their winter months (late October to late March), but in their summer months (late March to late October) when they switch to daylight saving time, they are in the same time zone as South Africa

Q: Do South Africans need a visa for these countries?

Yes. A Schengen visa is required for entry into the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland.

Q: What type of power plug is used?

Type C & F plugs (two round pins), 230V. Bring a universal adapter.

Triple Euro Escape: Netherlands, Germany & Switzerland

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June 12, 2026

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Transportation
Airline
Language
English, Dutch & Romansh
Meals
Breakfast daily
Group Size
Up to 16
Accomodation
4 stars
Minimum Age
18
Maximum Age
60

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Embark on a scenic journey through three of Europe’s most captivating countries, each brimming with its own unique beauty, history, and culture. Your adventure begins in the Netherlands (Amsterdam) where charming canals weave through bustling cities, colourful tulip fields stretch as far as the eye can see, and the iconic windmills stand as proud symbols of the Dutch heritage. Explore lively markets, cycle through quaint villages, and soak in the laid-back charm of this picturesque country.

From there, travel into Germany (Berlin), a country rich in tradition and contrasts. Discover vibrant cities alive with culture and innovation, wander the cobblestone streets of medieval towns, and marvel at fairy-tale castles perched high above river valleys. Indulge in hearty German cuisine, sample world-class beer, and experience the warm hospitality that makes this country so inviting.

Finally, make your way to Switzerland (Zurich), where nature takes centre stage. Here, the snow-capped Alps tower over crystal-clear lakes and postcard-perfect villages. Enjoy serene boat rides, scenic train journeys, and panoramic mountain views that will take your breath away. Whether you’re strolling along lakeside promenades, tasting Swiss chocolate, or riding a cogwheel train up to a mountain peak, Switzerland offers unforgettable moments at every turn.

This thoughtfully curated trip blends the best of culture, history, and stunning landscapes, promising an enriching experience and memories you’ll carry with you for a lifetime.

Payment Plan
R55 000 (Deposit R2 900)
June 2025: (R2900 + R55 000 x1)

Requirements

Passport valid for 6 months before trip
Schengen Visa (Estimated at R2600p/p)
Schengen approved travel insurance
Sufficient funds for personal spending money

Trip Highlights

Canal cruise & Amsterdam walking tour
Berlin wall & Cold war walking tour
Grindelwald, Interlaken, and Lauterbrunnen Zurich Tour

Day 01 :

Arrival in Amsterdam

Arrive in Amsterdam from Johannesburg and make your way to your hotel for check-in. Once settled, head out to enjoy dinner at a local spot, where you can try Dutch favourites such as fluffy pancakes or freshly made stroopwafels.

Day 02 :

Day 2: Amsterdam – Canal Cruise & Walking Tour

Start your morning with the Amsterdam Canal Cruise & Walking Tour Combo, where you’ll see the city’s highlights from the water and then explore its historic neighborhoods on foot with a knowledgeable guide. In the evening, head to Leidseplein or Rembrandtplein for lively nightlife, live music, or a relaxed dinner at one of the many charming restaurants.

Breakfast

Day 03 :

Amsterdam Free Day

Today is yours to explore Amsterdam at your own pace. You might visit the Anne Frank House (be sure to book ahead), rent a bike to cycle through Vondelpark, or take a day trip to Zaanse Schans to see its iconic windmills. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in art at the Rijksmuseum or the Van Gogh Museum (tickets can be pre-booked). Sample local street food, linger in cozy cafés, and perhaps take an optional evening stroll along the illuminated canals.

Breakfast

Day 04 :

Travel to Berlin

This morning, travel from Amsterdam to Berlin. Upon arrival, check into your accommodation, then enjoy a leisurely walk around Alexanderplatz and the Berlin Cathedral area. End your day with dinner in a local beer garden or a casual restaurant which is a perfect chance to try currywurst or schnitzel.

Breakfast

Day 05 :

Berlin – Berlin Wall & Cold War Walking Tour

Begin your day with a Berlin Wall and Cold War Walking Tour. visiting important landmarks such as the East Side Gallery, Checkpoint Charlie, and the Berlin Wall Memorial. In the evening, explore Kreuzberg, known for its alternative vibe, eclectic bars, and laid-back cafés

Breakfast

Day 06 :

Travel to Zurich

Travel from Berlin to Zurich and spend the afternoon exploring the city centre. Stroll along the Limmat River, browse the luxury boutiques on Bahnhofstrasse, and indulge in Swiss cuisine for dinner.

Breakfast

Day 07 :

Grindelwald, Interlaken & Lauterbrunnen Day Trip

Enjoy a full-day guided tour from Zurich to the postcard-perfect alpine towns of Grindelwald, Interlaken, and Lauterbrunnen. Take in breathtaking mountain scenery, charming villages, and serene lakeside views — all at an affordable price.
Optional Upgrade: For the ultimate Swiss Alps experience, upgrade to the Jungfraujoch “Top of Europe” excursion for an additional R5,000. This includes scenic train rides to the glacier peak and panoramic alpine vistas. (We only recommend this is the Swiss Alps are on your bucket list)

Breakfast

Day 08 :

Departure from Zurich

Spend your final morning enjoying some last-minute shopping or sightseeing in Zurich before flying back to Johannesburg, taking with you unforgettable memories of your European journey.

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What is per person sharing?

All prices listed for our group trips are per person sharing, which means you will be paired with another solo traveller of your choice or with a friend. Single occupancy means that you have your own room and there is an additional cost for a private room.

What about internet access while I am travelling?

You have two options for internet access, you can enable roaming on your South African number, or buy a Simcard abroad if you need to stay connected to the internet. The hotels we choose do come with free Wi-Fi connection, however this will not be available while you are out on tours.

Do I need travel insurance?

What language is spoken in Germany, Netherlands & Switzerland?

In Germany, the main language is German, with English widely spoken, especially in cities, and Turkish also common among communities. In the Netherlands, Dutch is official, English is very widely spoken, and Frisian is recognized in Friesland. In Switzerland, there are four official languages—German, French, Italian, and Romansh—with English commonly used in business and tourism.

What is the time difference between Germany, Netherlands & Switzerland?

Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland are usually 1 hour behind South Africa during their winter months (late October to late March), but in their summer months (late March to late October) when they switch to daylight saving time, they are in the same time zone as South Africa

Do South Africans need a visa for these countries?

Yes. A Schengen visa is required for entry into the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland.

Can I use my South African bank card?

Yes, Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted. Inform your bank of your travel dates

What type of power plug is used?

Type C & F plugs (two round pins), 230V. Bring a universal adapter.

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