Holiday packages
Every package below shows what it costs to start, how long it runs, and what is actually in it. The exclusions are on the same page as the inclusions, because that is the part that decides whether a price is real.
None of these are fixed menus. They are starting points — the itineraries we know work, which we then rebuild around your dates, your budget and who you are travelling with.
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Decide the pace before the place
Most disappointing holidays are not badly chosen destinations — they are three countries in six days. Ask what you want to come home feeling. If the answer is “rested”, cut a city.
Hotel category moves the price most
More than the destination, usually. The same itinerary at a 3-star and a 5-star is a different number and a different holiday. We price both so you can see the gap instead of guessing at it.
Ask what is excluded, not what is included
Every trip page lists both, side by side: visa fees, tips, optional activities and anything else you pay for separately.
Sort the visa before you fall in love with the itinerary
A trip you cannot get a visa for in time is not a cheap trip. Check the entry rules for your destination first — that is what our visa pages are for.
It is the lowest real price we can sell that trip at: per person, on twin-sharing, in the lowest hotel category we would actually put you in, in a normal season. What moves it is your hotel category, your travel dates, the number of people sharing a room, and whether flights are included — and every one of those is priced in writing before you pay anything.
Unless the itinerary says so, assume the price is the land package — hotels, transfers, sightseeing and the listed meals. We quote flights separately and honestly, because fares move daily and a package price with a stale fare baked into it is a number that will change on you later.
Yes — most of what we sell ends up customised. Add a night, drop a city, upgrade one hotel and not the others, travel with your parents and need ground-floor rooms. Tell us what the trip is for and we will rebuild it around that rather than selling you the version that was easiest to package.
Yes, and it changes the trip too. The same destination in peak season can cost meaningfully more and be markedly less pleasant. If your dates are flexible we will tell you which week is cheaper and which week is better — they are not always the same week, and we will say which is which.
For international trips, usually. Each destination's entry rules are on our visa pages, taken from official government sources and dated. If you book a package with us, we handle the visa file alongside it rather than leaving you to work it out.
