Who this is for
Villa, chalet and holiday rental companies with houses in the places we cover. Boat and yacht charter companies and skippers. Private chefs and cooking class hosts. Wine estates, cellar hosts and olive oil producers. Private tour companies and driver-guides. Licensed ski instructors and mountain guides who look after our chalet and villa guests. Licensed transfer firms and private drivers.
If you run the day yourself, in one of our ten destinations, this is the page that puts you in front of the travellers asking for it.
What being listed actually means
We plan private days for travellers and then confirm the details with the local business that will deliver them. When a request matches what you do, on dates you are free, we come to you with the specifics: the group, the ages, the timings, what they want out of it. You say yes or no.
You quote your own price. You set your own cancellation and weather policy. The customer is your customer. We do the finding, the filtering and the arranging. We never pretend the day is ours, and we never describe your business in words you would not use yourself.
Why it is free, and where the catch is not
A directory of businesses that paid to be in it is worth nothing to a traveller, so we do not sell places on ours. What we want in each destination is a short list of people who genuinely do good work, answer their messages, and call off a day when it should not run. That is a reputation asset and it only exists if the list is honest.
Where a commercial arrangement becomes appropriate in a given market, it is proposed to you directly, in writing, and it is optional. Nothing is deducted from a booking you took under your own terms.
How an enquiry reaches you
A traveller sends us their dates and what they have in mind. A person reads it, works out what would actually suit them, and writes to the businesses that fit. You get the detail in one message: dates, numbers, ages where relevant, the departure point or address, and whatever else the traveller has told us that you would want to know before quoting.
You reply with your availability and your price, or you say no. A one line no is a perfectly good answer.
What we will ask you for
The practical facts a traveller needs and a listing usually hides. Where you actually depart from, what your boat, vehicle or kitchen can and cannot do, your capacity, what is included, your real season, your licence or registration details, your cancellation policy, and how you handle weather. We use those to describe you accurately. If we cannot state something from what you have given us, we leave it out rather than guess.
Businesses in regulated categories, which is to say mountain and ski professions, maritime tourism, private hire and food service, should expect us to ask for the registration or certification your country requires, and to record it. That is the standard, not a formality.
How we contact you, and how we do not
We use business contact channels: your own enquiry form, your published business address, or a phone call. In countries whose rules require prior consent for commercial email, we do not send it, which is exactly why this page exists. Every message we do send says who we are, why we are writing, and how to tell us to stop. We send no cold messages over WhatsApp anywhere.
How to apply, and how to leave
Fill in the form below. It asks for the things we need before we can describe you properly, and it takes a few minutes. A person reads it. If you are in a market we have not opened yet we will say so plainly, keep your details until we do, and delete them the moment you ask.
Getting removed works the same way. Write and say so, and you come off the list and go onto a suppression record so nobody here contacts you again by accident.