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We at Monterrasol car travel agency love to see Europe in a relaxed, not hurried way. This is how we do tours here. This is our way. This also mean, exhausting itinerary is not what we offer.

All our private tours are custom built, for each individual client or group of people who may be good friends or family members. All our pre-designed tours has been built with the same ideas in mind and try to keep balance between places scheduled to see and free time to take a rest. We never mix strangers in our groups and we do not travel in big buses. We can stay in the same place two or three or four nights, so that you can get to the the place and feel at home. Usually that place used as central location and we do day trips and return back. We love getting our clients into the countryside so they can experience and feel spirit of the country.

We are flexible, and will happy to make your trip memorable for years. Due the fact we are specialize on custom trips, we will visit hidden gems of each area, where average tourists are no common, and even sometimes local people only heard about such places. We always can stop in interesting places to take beautiful images, to eat when you would like, to take a rest when you prefer, and have walks as long as you feel good.

As a rule, our tours managed by 2 people, one is driver and one is tour leader. This way is important from point of view security of driving, so driver will not lost attention on the road while explain something we pass thru. This configuration also mean, we have 6 free passengers seats in the car. Due to limited space for luggage, the passenger is allowed to take only 1 carry on with him. Normal classic suitcase will request the use of space on another seat.

Last updated on: 27 June 2019

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