This morning, start the day by crossing the English Channel via ferry or Eurotunnel. Later enjoy a delightful Indian lunch, we take a brief photo stop at the iconic Atomium in Brussels for some memorable photos. Afterward, embark on a long but comfortable journey to the hotel. Finish the day with a delicious Indian dinner and retreat to your room for a restful night.

Drive to the Black Forest region in South Germany; home to the well-known Black Forest gateau and the world famous cuckoo clocks. We stop at the largest natural
lake in the Black Forest, Lake Titisee which stretches 2 km. Here enjoy free time on the tranquil main high street, and have an opportunity to purchase cuckoo clocks and other souvenirs. Later, travel to Switzerland and walk around the largest plain waterfalls in Europe, the Rhine Falls. Later, drive o Lucerne; here view the Lion Monument and one of the oldest wooden bridges in the world, the Chapel Bridge.

Ascend 10,000 ft to the summit of Mt. Titlis. Take the world’s first revolving cable car, the Titlis Rotair. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of surrounding Swiss landscapes, at Mt. Titlis have free time to play in the snow, visit the ice caves or take a professional photo in traditional Swiss costumes. After, continue to Interlaken; where you can enjoy a walk on the main street and admire breathtaking scenery. Later depart for Geneva, to see the United Nations building, Flower Clock and the Jet d’Eau (operation permitting).

Depart for Paris (approximate drive time will be 6 hours). On arrival embark on a journey to the Eiffel Tower (level 2*) - the most famous monument in France. From this vantage point, enjoy breathtaking views of this amazing city. Later, have a short orientation tour to admire the amazing architecture of Paris.

Today enjoy a cruise along the River Seine. The cruise
is perfectly designed to discover and admire the rich
architecture such as the Eiffel Tower, Musée d’Orsay and more.
In the early afternoon, drive back to Calais for the channel
crossing, then bid farewell to the group before arriving at
the drop-off point.