Motorhome rental in Switzerland

Switzerland is one of the most popular destinations in the world. Hardly in any other place you will find so many attractions in such a small area. Nature is at the top. Travelling in a motorhome you can see much in a short time and be close to nature. We offer a wide range of travel vehicles for you. Now – rent a motorhome – of course with WORLD WIDE WHEELS!

Switzerland – General

Switzerland has 4 official languages: German, French, Italian and Romansh, is a landlocked country and divided by the Alps. Every region is unique and the variety of landscape is gorgeous. High mountains, deep clear lakes, green farmland. Switzerland is famous for the banks, chocolate, cheese, watches and the cleanliness. Temperatures vary from north to south, from the plains to the mountains.

Switzerland – Nature

The nature in Switzerland is unique. The country is famous for the alpinism. Many mountains in the Valais, Bernese Oberland and Grisons wait be scaled. Many birds, venison, cervine, chamois, bearded vulture can be seen. Nature lover need to plan a visit in the Swiss National Park.

Switzerland – Camping

Campgrounds are available throughout the country. There are different kind of campgrounds: very basic with no facilities, with fresh water and electricity or “Full Hook-Up”: electricity, fresh water, grey- and black water. Dumping: with a “Full Hook-Up” directly on the site, otherwise on the central dumping station of the campground or on central dumping stations in the city or at certain gas stations. Rates are approx. CHF 15-45. During high season we recommend to pre reserve popular campsites.

ROAD SUGGESTIONS

Soon you will find some road-suggestions supporting you to plan your trip with your Camper, Campervan or Motorhome in Switzerland.

DISCOVER CITIES

Zurich – the biggest city in Switzerland at Lake Zurich and Limmat with a nice historic district – Basel at the Rhein is in the tri-border-region of Switzerland, Germany and France – Geneva is in the french speaking part of Switzerland at Lake Geneva and Rhone.