For a couple or a small family, a car is enough. Once a group needs two cars, one 17-seater Traveller usually works better: everyone travels together, the luggage goes on the roof, and there is one driver and one plan.
- Traveller seats
- 17, all for guests
- Big luggage
- On the roof carrier
- Air conditioning
- Yes
- Our price
- Per trip, whole vehicle
Which vehicle for your group
| Group | What usually suits |
|---|---|
| 1 to 4 people | A car |
| 5 to 7 people | An SUV, if the luggage is light |
| 8 to 17 people | One 17-seater Traveller, instead of two or three cars |
| More than 17 | Two vehicles; we can sometimes arrange the second with a partner operator, and tell you plainly if not |
Why one vehicle helps a group
- Everyone arrives together; nobody waits at each viewpoint for the last car.
- One driver who knows the route, and one written plan.
- Suitcases go on the roof carrier and small bags on the overhead rack, so the seats stay free.
- Front-row and window seats for anyone who gets car-sick on the hill roads.
Seats and luggage
- Our Force Traveller has 17 passenger seats, all for guests; the driver doesn't use one.
- Seventeen is the legal limit: children count, and no one travels on a lap.
- Big luggage is no problem: the roof carrier takes the suitcases.
How the price is worked out
We quote one written price for the whole vehicle, for your route and days, not per kilometre. It includes the Traveller, the driver, fuel, and tolls, parking and permits on the agreed route; meals, hotels and entry tickets are paid separately. A night halt away from Semiliguda is priced with the itinerary, and a stop added on the day is priced before we drive there. When you compare with a taxi, compare the whole trip: one Traveller against the number of cars your group needs.
More on the Traveller, the price and the booking terms.
