Car Rental in Zurich - TUI CARS

Every year in the summer athletes from all over the world meet for the Zürich Iron Man. That means swimming 3.8 km, cycling 180.2 km and running 42.2 km - only the toughest athletes cross the finish line. Spectators fire up and cheer the competitors as they circle Lake Zürich. Experience Zurich and the great Iron Man challenge in a hire car. If you hire a car, you have the opportunity to stop and watch the action at different sections of the route around Lake Zurich.

From the car rental office in Zurich it is only a few minutes to the route of the Iron Man. Or would you prefer to take part yourself when hundreds of swimmers surge into the waters of the lake?

If you hire a car in Zurich, you should not miss the opportunity of driving to the spectacular high Alpine passes in Switzerland.

One of the most impressive passes starts at Sarner Lake and leads from there over the Glaubbielen Pass to Schüpfheim. From the car rental office in Zurich the best route for getting to the panorama road is through Lucerne. After approximately an hour’s driving time in a hire car booked through TUI Cars you will reach the first serpentines, where the fun starts. This exciting trip is best enjoyed in a breezy cabriolet with a 360-degree view of the beautiful landscape and the fragrance of the fresh mountains in the air. On the way you can stop off at a real chalet and savour Swiss cuisine to the full

The largest water and fun park in Europe, Alpamare, lies in Pfäffikon on the south side of Lake Zurich. Eleven water slides, several themed pools and a huge wellness area await visitors of all ages. Aqua-wellness, aqua-fitness, aqua-cycling, swimming courses, almost everything in the Alpamare revolves around water.

A highlight in the Alpamare fun park is the IceXpress, a 158-metre-long water slide with 11 hairpin bends and a 17-metre total drop. It takes only 30 seconds to reach the end of rapid, adrenaline-rushing ride through the ice tube. Good that there are also many restaurants and rest areas in the Alpamare for “chilling” afterwards.