Getting twenty people to the same place on the same day is a different job entirely. Destination weddings, family reunions, milestone birthdays, corporate retreats — I handle the room blocks, the group rates, the arrival schedule, and the six people who booked their own flights anyway. You get to actually enjoy it.
A few times a year I host small-group trips — usually eight to sixteen people, always somewhere worth the flight. Everything is planned, booked, and led: hotels, transfers, guides, most meals, and the kind of local access you don't get on your own. Come with friends or come solo. Half of every group does.
Eight days on the Italian coast before the crowds arrive. We'll base in Praiano, take a private boat to Capri, cook with a local family in Ravello, and spend at least one afternoon doing absolutely nothing. Small group, twelve travelers max. Flights not included; everything else is.
Start in Lisbon with tiles, trams, and too much seafood. End in the Douro Valley with three days of wine, river views, and a farmhouse dinner you'll still be talking about next year. Ten travelers, one very good bus, zero logistics on your end.
Nine days from the souks of Marrakech to the dunes of the Sahara, with a night under the stars in a desert camp and a stretch in the Atlas Mountains in between. Fourteen travelers, two guides, and one itinerary built for people who'd rather see it properly than see it fast.
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