We had sunshine, beautiful green rolling hills, majestic mountain peaks, and the most awe-inspiring glacier waters were just a few of the things we expected and saw in Switzerland.
Traveling by train through mountain sides, small villages with adorable cows filling the hills with Switzerland music, the cow bells, and right into our destinations made for the most relaxing and enjoyable form of transportation. We just sat back and watch the beauty of Switzerland roll past us as we soaked up all the slender it has to offer.
Traveling with a group of the most wonderful people, walking the cobble stone streets up to castles and mid-evil villages and taking gondolas climbing to the highest points to see the Swiss Alps in all their glory was a bucket list check mark for me.
I couldn’t have asked for a better way to see all the best attractions Switzerland has to offer, from chocolate and cheese factories to freezing peaks and ice tunnels, to walking to streets of Zermatt with the Matterhorn smiling down on me. Switzerland has my heart and I will cherish the memories made with all the most amazing people I had the pleasure to travel with
If you’ve never joined one of our hosted tours, maybe it’s time to see what all the excitement is about.
We have an exciting collection of cruises planned for 2027, with even more 2028 adventures coming soon.
Come for the destination. Stay for the experience. And don’t be surprised if it’s the people you travel with who become your favorite part of the journey.
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Did you know that before the pandemic, Morris Murdock sent tens of thousands of travelers to South America? I know, it seems like a lifetime ago! Over the past few years, we’ve offered a few South America tours here and
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Your passport may be the most important thing you pack for an international trip. Losing it can mean missed sightseeing, unexpected embassy visits and even changes to your travel plans. A few simple habits can help protect it—and your vacation!
One of the questions we hear frequently from our travelers is, “Should I book the group airfare or arrange my own flights?”
The answer depends on what matters most to you.
When available and it makes sense, Morris Murdock
For years and years, we’ve taken our travelers all over the country and the world to experience Church history where it happened. We’ve traveled to the sites of the Restoration, walked through pioneer communities, visited temples and historic places, and