FROM ZUG TO THE QUEEN OF THE MOUNTAINS | RIGI

The 2026 season has ended. From spring 2027, the boat will once again set off from Zug toward the Rigi. New dates will be announced soon.

This day trip combines boat travel, bus travel, and a cogwheel railway journey to the Rigi, including coffee and croissants as well as a Cheesecrust with local Rigi Cheese and a drink. From Zug, you will travel via Arth am See and Arth-Goldau to the Rigi, ending at either Rigi Staffel or Rigi Kulm. You can spend as much time as you like on the Rigi, and the return journey will be according to the timetable via Arth-Goldau, Vitznau, or Weggis.

Services included in the ticket

• Boat trip Zug - Arth am See

• Coffee and croissants during the boat trip

• Single bus trip from Arth am See - Arth-Goldau station

• Day ticket for the Rigi railways

• A Cheesecrust with local Rigi Cheese and a drink of your choice (PET, non-alcoholic) in the Bahnhöfli restaurant on Rigi Staffel

Schedule

• 09:45 a.m. from Zug station pier (boat) --> with coffee and croissants

• 10:33 a.m. arrival at Arth am See

• 10:36 a.m. departure from Arth am See (bus no. 502)

• 10:49 a.m. arrival at Arth-Goldau station

• 10:55 a.m. departure from Arth-Goldau (cogwheel railway)

  Individual journey to Rigi Staffel or Rigi Kulm

  Lunch at the Bahnhöfli restaurant on Rigi Staffel (time of your choosing, no seat reservations)

  Individual return journey to Goldau, Vitznau, or Weggis according to the timetable

Tickets and prices for children Children do not require a separate ticket as they travel free of charge in accordance with the respective conditions of carriage:

• Zugersee Schifffahrt und Auto AG Schwyz: Junior ticket/child passenger ticket valid

• Rigi Bahnen: Children up to and including the age of 15 travel free of charge when accompanied by an adult

• Meals for children in the restaurant are not included and must be paid for directly on site

Available dates 2027 season: Dates will be published soon. The offer can be booked Monday to Saturday (except some public holidays).