Private jet to St. Moritz

Book a private jet to St. Moritz

The iconic Swiss lakeside resort.

St. Moritz is loved for its luxurious private summer villas, top luxury hotels, and convenient catered chalets.

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Why Visit St. Moritz?

The reliable champagne climate makes for sunny and dry days, with regular bouts of fresh snowfall. When you arrive in St. Moritz by private jet via GlobeAir, Samedan is your preferred airport. Located only 5 km away from St.Moritz city centre, that's where your luxury escape to Engadine will begin. GlobeAir enables you to hit the slopes faster and get closer to the action comfortably. Alternatively, hire your private jet to St. Moritz to attend the Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz.

When is the best time to go to St. Moritz?

Winter sports have made St. Moritz a firm favourite, from jet-setters to more serious cross-country skiing devotees. Of course, beginners and intermediates can also learn to flourish at one of the town's many snow schools, but even non-skiers will enjoy the cache of such an exclusive resort. Designer boutiques nestle alongside fine dining restaurants, and international events are part of the culture. It's worth noting that some regular visitors with insider knowledge tend to prefer Dorf, the higher and most glamorous area of town. In contrast, others prefer the quieter lakeside location of Bad. So, after touching down at the private jet airport, what experiences are there to enjoy in St. Moritz?

Leisure travel

The runs of St Moritz are some of the most prestigious in the world, a playground for the glitterati with dizzying views from the highest peaks. There are five ski areas in total which are served by 56 recently updated lifts. Long before the snow attracted winter sports enthusiasts, St Moritz and the nearby town of Gstaad were popular with visitors who wanted to bathe in their iron-infused mineral waters. Today, guests can recover from their exertions with a deep tissue massage, a herbal sauna and a healing soak at luxurious venues like The Carlton Spa or the exclusive Kempinski Grand Hotel Des Bains.

Off-piste entertainment at high altitude

In this alpine hideaway, plenty of European aristocrats are soaking up the high life. Still, more familiar faces like Kate Moss, Liz Hurly, and Robert de Niro also appreciate this fairytale town. Not surprisingly, visitors head to Via Serla for a luxe shopping trip at Gucci, Chanel, and Cartier. After a busy day of retail therapy, it’s part of the ritual to pop into Hanselmann’s, a shrine to everything sweet and tasty, which has been serving up steaming mugs of coffee with cake for over 100 years. Another time-honoured tradition in St Moritz is festivals, and throughout the winter season, this beautiful town hosts a range of elite events. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the Gourmet Festival which takes place every January on the frozen lake and is hosted by award-winning Chefs. In February, the White Turf Horse Races bring drama and excitement to the lake with a meet that boasts spectacular surroundings. Getting to town can be difficult during these busy periods, but GlobeAir can provide a time-saving alternative. Still, festival goers can cut costs by choosing empty leg flights around 90% cheaper than regular private jet trips.

Where to be seen

One of the most lavish places to relax and mingle with the elite is Badrutt’s Palace, which is made up of a nightclub, three bars, and eight very different restaurants. Each eatery is designed with a different theme, serving everything from afternoon tea to grills and Japanese-Peruvian fusion specialities. For after-dark Palace action, dance the night away with the beautiful crowd at the King’s Club, the oldest and highest nightclub in Switzerland that sits at an elevation of 1,800 metres. Or, choose to visit one of the establishment's three bars, the hippest of which is The Renaissance Bar or Vintage Cigar Lounge, one of the few places left where it’s possible to enjoy a cigar beside the fire. Regulars know it as Mario’s Bar, after the charismatic former bartender, and this place is serious about the dress code, so don’t forget a jacket after 7.30 pm.

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