Planning an itinerary: optimising a wine tour

How to plan a route between wineries while accounting for distance, tasting times and lunch breaks. Practical expert advice.

Planning an itinerary: optimising a wine tour

How to plan a route between wineries while accounting for distance, tasting times and lunch breaks. Practical expert advice.

Process

How it works

Tell us about your trip

Send us your dates, group size and the region that interests you. You do not need to have a finished plan.

We prepare a proposal

Within 24 hours, we will suggest a suitable vehicle, an outline itinerary and a transparent price. We can also arrange winery visits in advance.

Confirm and relax

A 30% deposit confirms the booking. We take care of everything else, leaving you to arrive and enjoy the wine.

No obligation · Personal reply within 24 hours

Advice

Practical advice

Book in advance

Especially in high season (May–October) and during wine festivals. We recommend booking two to four weeks ahead.

Confirm your itinerary details

Discuss every stop, tasting time and lunch break with your chauffeur. Flexibility is the key to a successful tour.

Allow for travel time

Journeys between wineries may take 30–60 minutes. Plan no more than three or four visits per day.

Prepare your documents

For an airport transfer: flight number, terminal and destination address. Your chauffeur tracks flight delays.

Tell us about your luggage

If you expect to make many wine purchases, tell us in advance so we can select a vehicle with more luggage space.

Use child seats

Tell us if children are travelling. We provide approved child seats free of charge — simply mention this when booking.