For Cruise Passengers
Your Group Stays Together.
We handle groups of 2 to 50+ at any cruise port in Europe. One call, one contact, one itinerary built around your group - with a guaranteed return to your ship before departure.
Yes - any size.
Private sedans for 2. Minivans for 3-8. Minibuses for 9-16. Full coaches for 17-50+. Multiple vehicles travel together so your group is never split up.
Guaranteed.
Our Back-to-Ship Guarantee covers every group tour. Your tour must be scheduled to return 1.5 hours before departure. If your ship is delayed, we adjust. Learn more.
Your choice.
Each group member can pay their own share separately, or one person can pay for the whole group. Whichever is easier for your group is fine with us.
2 guests
Private Sedan
Ideal for couples. Luggage fits 2 passengers only.
3-8 guests
Minivan
Most popular for families. Room for strollers and most folding wheelchairs.
9-16 guests
Minibus
All together in one vehicle. Extra luggage storage available. Recommended for ports with narrow historic streets.
17-50+ guests
Full Coach
Dedicated group coordinator assigned. Large luggage bays underneath. Most tours use a full coach.
Can we customize the itinerary?
Yes - fully. Tell us what you want to see, what you want to skip, and how fast or slow you'd like to move. Your guide adapts throughout the day.
What if someone in our group has limited mobility?
Let us know when you inquire. We select vehicles that accommodate folding wheelchairs and mobility scooters and will flag any sites with significant walking or uneven terrain.
Can we book multiple ports on the same cruise?
Absolutely - and many groups do. One inquiry covers all your ports. We coordinate each stop and you deal with one contact throughout.
How early should we book?
As early as possible for peak season (May through September). That said, contact us regardless - we can often accommodate shorter lead times depending on the port.
Do you work with travel agents?
Yes. Travel agents are welcome to inquire on behalf of their clients. Contact us to discuss agency arrangements.