Charter a private jet to St. Moritz: snow polo on the frozen lake, the Cresta, the palace hotels. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.
Stay
The 1896 palace in the center of St. Moritz; Audrey Hepburn, Marlene Dietrich, Charlie Chaplin and Coco Chanel stayed. King's Club nightclub, butler service, the Chesa Veglia restaurants.
1912 grand hotel still owned by the founding family; parklike grounds above the town; the area's largest indoor pool. The discreet family-owned grand hotel.
Birthplace of Alpine winter tourism after the famous 1864 wager; Charlie Chaplin learned to ski here in 1928. Nine-hole golf course; Mauro Colagreco's Kulm Country Club.
Tschuggen Collection; Da Vittorio holds 2 Michelin stars; champagne service; private-chef facilities. Italian-accented palace luxury.
St. Moritz' historic spa hotel, with origins in 1864; ski-in/ski-out. The town's classic grand spa hotel.
The tables worth flying for.
2 Michelin stars; the Cerea brothers' Italian fine dining. Why famous: the Cerea name in the Alps.
2 stars, Rolf Fliegauf. Why famous: St. Moritz' highest-rated kitchen.
1 star, Martin Dalsass. Why famous: the Engadine's other star.
The see-and-be-seen grand restaurant of the Palace. Why famous: where St. Moritz society dines.
1658 farmhouse; pizzeria and rustic dining. Why famous: a St. Moritz institution in a 17th-century farmhouse.
Fondue, rösti and Swiss classics; a beloved local favorite. Why famous: the cozy Engadine table.
The landmarks worth landing for.
St. Moritz's home mountain, where Alpine winter tourism began. Why visit: the slopes where it all started.
Polo, the Cresta Run, White Turf racing on the ice. Why visit: winter sport at its most spectacular.
The painter of the Alps in a stone rotunda. Why visit: the Engadin light, framed.
The glacier viewpoint above the Bernina. Why visit: the high Alps at their grandest.
The events worth timing your trip around.
The Snow Polo World Cup on the frozen lake of St. Moritz each January: high-goal polo with 26,000-plus spectators over three days. The signature winter social weekend; fly into Samedan, 5km away.
Fly to this event →The St. Moritz winter season opening in early December: the Engadin's grand hotels reopen and the season begins on Corviglia. Opening weeks mean fresh snow and easy reservations.
Fly to this event →The I.C.E. St. Moritz in late January: classic cars on the frozen lake, a concours and ice-driving weekend for collectors. Pair it with Snow Polo the weekend before: two weekends, one trip.
Fly to this event →The St. Moritz Gourmet Festival, now a late-August event: guest chefs take over the grand hotels' kitchens. Summer in the Engadin: a food-focused trip without the winter crowds.
Fly to this event →Airport: Engadin Airport Samedan (SMV), Europe's highest airport at 1,707m, 5km from St. Moritz.
Alternates: Zurich (ZRH) with a car transfer; Milan Malpensa (MXP).
Aircraft fit: Midsize jets and turboprops; high-altitude performance matters.
Notes: Mountain approaches require experienced crews; we handle the aircraft and the approach.
Samedan is 5km from St. Moritz: about 10 minutes by car.
It is a high-altitude mountain airport. We match the right aircraft and crew to it, so you just land.
Snow Polo week in late January: the season's social peak.
Switzerland is in the Schengen area. US, Canadian and UK visitors enter visa-free for up to 90 days.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request; the EU pet passport or equivalent health certificate covers the paperwork.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the mountain approach,
and the palace suite.