Dear Laura, Thank you very much for joining our partly guided tour to Mount Rigi and for sharing your experience with us. As stated in the tour description, the tour is accompanied by a professional multi-lingual tour guide from Zurich to Weggis and from Lucerne back again to Zurich in the evening. In between, our guests explore Mount Rigi individually with the tickets provided. At check-in, all guests receive a comprehensive booklet including timetables, recommendations of activities as well as details of the meeting points and times. For guests that do not feel comfortable traveling semi-independently and using different modes of transport, we also offer the option to upgrade to one of our fully guided tours to Mount Pilatus and Mount Titlis on spot. While Mount Rigi can also be visited individually by train from Zurich (return tickets via Lucerne from CHF 164.- per adult), many guests appreciate our tour as a convenient and hassle-free way to reach the destination. We are sorry to hear that the tour did not meet your expectations and hope to welcome you back on one of our fully guided tours during your next visit to Switzerland! Best regards, Amanda from Best of Switzerland Tours

Dear 448alanap, Thank you very much for joining our partly guided tour to Mount Rigi and for taking the time to rate your experience. We are sorry to hear that the tour did not meet your expectations. As stated in the description, the tour is accompanied by a professional multilingual guide from Zurich to Weggis and from Lucerne back to Zurich in the evening. In between, our guests individually explore Mout Rigi with the help of a comprehensive information booklet including train schedules, recommendations of sights and activities and orientation maps. While Mount Rigi can certainly also be visited without a tour, the information provided by the tour guide combined with the liberty to explore a destination at one's own pace are the main reason why guests opt for a partly guided tour rather than an individual visit. Lucerne is a small town with a picturesque Old Town and world-famous sights like the Chapel Bridge and the Lion Monument that attract visitors from all over the world. With 80'000 inhabitants and more than 9 million visitors per year, it is undoubtedly one of the touristic hotspots of Switzerland, but has still kept its charm. Switzerland is known for its high standard of living and the high costs associated with it, which is also reflected in restaurant prices, especially so for relatively remote mountain restaurants, which face much higher costs for obtaining and transporting food and beverages than urban eateries. Since lunch is not included in any of our tours, all guests are free to choose between a packed lunch, a self-service restaurant or an à la carte restaurant within their budget. We hope that you will give us a second chance to show you the beauty of our country on a fully-guided tour during your next visit to Switzerland and remain with our best wishes until then. Best regards, Amanda from Best of Switzerland Tours