Pricing

simple math

Journeys can last from 3-10 days. These travel ‘deep dives’ will include winery/vineyard visits, great meals, food producers, farmers, and maybe even guest visitors. As much as we can, we’ll find some time to hike it all off.

If possible, we’ll even use the train, and our own two feet, to get from here to there.

The bottom line: active, earth-friendly, and mobile.

Estimated costs:

short Jaunts

If two travelers want me all to themselves for 3 (or 4) days, the cost will start at about 2900€ per person. But as your group gets bigger, the per person price gets smaller. Got a group of seven that wants a custom tour? That will probably run you about 1500€ per person.

Included in a 3-day tour would be 3 lunches, 2 dinners, 2 hotel nights, and all your train transportation to and from your starting city.

And of course, my planning and guided services from beginning to end.

week journeys

These are offered as both custom tours for groups of 2-7 people, or as pre-planned journeys on set dates with other like-minded travelers, in groups of 7 or more.

For private custom tours the cost will start at about 7500€ per person for just two people, but again, as your group gets larger, the per person cost decreases. A group of 7 should run about 5000€ per person for the week.

In addition to my planning and guide services, included in these tours are 7 lunches, 6 dinners, 6 hotel nights, and all your transportation to and from your starting city.

Tours of France

Offered for groups of at least 10 people, and as a pre-planned journey on set dates with other like-minded travelers.

Prices will start at 6000€ per person and will include the whole kit and kaboodle over ten days. 10 lunches, 9 dinners, 9 hotel nights, and every single kilometer of train travel, starting and ending in Paris.

And again, all the planning is included, and I’ll be with you for every kilometer, every bite, and every sip.

A black and white photo of a vineyard with rows of grapevines leading up to a church on a hill, with a few trees on the hilltop.

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