Local Specialists
Local historians and craftspeople who share their traditions and skills with your clients.
Real Experiences
It’s Insider moments like… meeting Libero, Florentine chef. He’ll help clients pick fresh vegetables, teach them to make ravioli and prepare an al fresco lunch with them in his restaurant garden.
We’ve spent five years developing our Insider Experiences, and have twice as many as our closest competitor. Helping clients discover local culture in a way they couldn’t on their own is our driving force. That’s why our Insider Experiences create priceless memories for your clients.
1,118 Insider Experiences
(twice as many as our closest competitor)
Be My Guest
Exclusive dining events, where clients enjoy traditional meals, insights and stories in the homes of local families.
It’s Insider moments like… experiencing Southern hospitality at two period homes in one amazing evening. Joe Stone plays the piano, while Esther Carpenter – once listed among America’s top 20 female chefs – creates an amazing dinner.
Authentic Accommodation Hand-picked hotels that capture local culture through their architecture, history or décor.
It’s Insider moments like… dressing for the occasion in genuine ‘yakuta’ robes, clients enjoy a ‘kaiseki’ dinner at their monastery inn, their base for the night.
Cultural Insights
Unexpected stories and hidden treasures, which offer clients a unique view of local culture.
It’s Insider moments like… enjoying sweet bush tea and fresh Damper bread in Mossman Gorge. Clients try real bush tucker and discover Aboriginal traditions with our indigenous expert.
Award winning guided holidays to:
USA & Canada, Europe & Britain, South America, Asia and Australia & New Zealand
To make your booking call our Reservations Team on 0800 206 1469 |
www.trafalgar.com
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