Český Krumlov, České Budějovice and Hluboká Castle
This trip combines visits to three of the most beautiful places in South Bohemia. First we stop at Hluboká Castle for two hours, then make a quick one-hour visit to České Budějovice (longer if you wish to visit the Budvar brewery, which must be booked in advance). The highlight is three hours in the town of Český Krumlov.
Three Excursions in One – Visit the Most Interesting Places in One Day
Our private combined excursions are fully flexible, and we can tailor the itinerary to what you want to see. On a private tour, you also choose your start time and how long you spend at each attraction. If you want to cut your tour short or stay longer, we adjust the price or waiting charge on the spot.
Český Krumlov
České Budějovice
Hluboká Castle
Tips and options
All our private tours include:
A standard vehicle: for groups of up to four people we use a standard sedan, for up to eight a standard minivan, and for larger groups a bus. The price includes a waiting fee at the destination and return transport to your hotel. Once the driver has brought you to your destination, the price does not include extra driving there (except to take you to the agreed place where the driver will wait for you). Quick stops on the way for toilets and refreshments are included.
An English-speaking driver: your driver gives you basic information about each destination on the tour. For more, tourist information centres have plenty of free brochures and maps.
Optional tour guide: Private tours do not include a tour guide unless you choose one when you book, at an extra charge. Guides are available in German, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Italian and French. Guides also count towards your group size: for example, if you are a group of four and want a tour guide, you pay the price of an excursion for five.
Prices for our private tours are per vehicle group, not per person: you pay the same price for any group that fits a sedan (1 to 4 persons), the same price for any group that fits a minivan (5 to 8 persons), and so on. So the more people in your group, the less each person pays.