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Following successful dance-fuelled expeditions to Iceland and Scotland, unique party specialists Detour Discotheque kick things up a notch into the Swiss Alps

Detour Discotheque has exclusively shared the venue for its third hyper-remote event with Condé Nast Traveler—and it’s the most daring to date.

Detour Discotheque is swapping Iceland the Isle of Coll in the Inner Hebrides for a Swiss mountain, with guests staying down the valley in the traditional Alpine villages of Lauterbrunnen and Mürren

'Europe's highest party' is a three-day event will take place in an alpine village in May 2024

Detour Discotheque has exclusively shared the venue for its third hyper-remote event with Condé Nast Traveller – and it’s the most daring to date

Did your last holiday include a visit to a giant omelette festival? Or a bone church in Prague? How about some Austrian beer pools? Maybe it should have. A stud

How far would you travel for a party? Becky Lucas went 1,251 miles from London to Iceland’s solated Westfjords to dance a few days away.

How far would you go for a party? Becky Lucas roamed 1,251 miles from London to Iceland’s dramatic and entirely isolated Westfjords – and in 2023 it's back, this time on the Scottish Isle of Coll

An international pop up disco, headlining some top notch DJs, is heading for the Isle of Coll this September.

The Isle of Coll, which has a population of around 150 people, will be the backdrop for Detour Discotheque in September.