Tours & Trip Planning
We don’t sell tours — we help you plan them. Use these templates, checklists and tips to choose routes, set the right pace, and decide where a local guide adds value.
Popular Trip Types
Pick a style—then tailor the pace and budget to match.
City Highlights (2–3 days)
Old town, key museums, viewpoints, and a food walk to learn the city fast.
Nature Escapes (3–5 days)
Scenic drives, easy hikes, lakes/valleys, and sunrise/sunset points.
Culture & History (5–7 days)
Heritage sites, local workshops, markets, and classic neighborhoods.
Family-Friendly
Short travel days, playground stops, interactive museums and easy food.
Adventure & Hiking
Trail days, safety-first planning, certified guides where required.
Food & Markets
Market tours, street-food etiquette, cooking classes with locals.
Sample Itineraries
Use these as templates—swap places with your destination.
3-Day City Template
- Day 1: Old town walk, signature museum, evening food tour.
- Day 2: Hidden neighborhood + river/harbor cruise; viewpoint at sunset.
- Day 3: Easy day-trip to a nearby site (train/bus) and return.
5-Day Nature Template
- Days 1–2: Base city + scenic viewpoints, local market, easy hike.
- Day 3: Transfer to valley/lake; sunset point.
- Day 4: Guided hike or boat day; safety & weather checks.
- Day 5: Slow morning; scenic drive back.
7-Day Culture Template
- Day 1–2: Capital core—history museum, old quarter, food tour.
- Day 3–5: Regional hub—heritage sites, workshops, local show.
- Day 6–7: Coastal/valley—markets, viewpoints, easy hike.
When to Hire a Local Guide
- Complex heritage sites or strict entry rules
- Language barriers or low-English areas
- Safety-sensitive hikes, caves, wildlife zones
- Remote areas with limited transport
- Special interests (photography, history, food)
Operator Checklist (If You Book One)
- Licensed & insured; certified guides for specialist activities
- Small group size; clear guide-to-guest ratio
- Transparent inclusions/exclusions and fair cancellation policy
- Written safety plan; weather & altitude briefing (where relevant)
- Real reviews; no pressure selling; clear meeting points/times
Budget Ranges (Per Person, Per Day)
Budget
Hostels/basic stays, public transport, local eateries, free/low-cost sights.
- Shared rooms common
- DIY planning; self-guided days
Mid-range
Decent hotels, mix of public transport and taxis, guided day-tours.
- Private rooms; central locations
- 1–3 paid experiences
Comfort
Boutique stays, private transfers, expert guides, signature meals.
- Door-to-door convenience
- Priority time slots where available
Planning Tools
Use these quick links while you plan.
Ready to Plan?
Pick a destination, grab a template, and make it yours.