We took the 50 bus. It's a very easy, inexpensive, and a short ride. The bus was super easy, even with our luggage. It drops you off in front of the SBB terminal. Some things to know: the airport is both Swiss and French, so make sure you depart on the Swiss side. Trains and buses truly operate with Swiss precision, so you must be on time. They also run frequently, so public transportation is awesome there!

There definitely are and it’s beautiful walking alongside the river! Don’t forget to do the Basel bobbing down the Rhine! The best fun you can have 👍. If you’re not a swimmer then stand on one of the bridges and watch the bobbers!

Greetings MRable815 Why would you not go directly to the sbb.ch website, which is the secured home website for the train network? At the top of the page you can change the language to English.

Prior responses are right on target!

In der Regel sind Tickets, die in der Schweiz gekauft wurden etwas teurer, als die auf deutscher Seite. Aber von Zürich - Basel SBB haben Sie wohl keine Wahl.

Yes you can

Yes you can. You can also download the SBB apps to purchase online

We travelled on the train between the two cities. I think the train is more comfortable because you can walk around and stretch. The seats are more comfortable than a bus. More leg room. The difference in cost is about 11€ more for the train.

Pease allow at least 30-45 minutes to buy your ticket to Interlaken. The platforms that SNCF uses are not in the same building as Swiss SBB. It is very likely that you have to ask around to get to SBB side. I hope this helps.