one appointment, seven or eight free hours
Flexible Vacation Packages With One Fixed Thing a Day
Flexible vacation packages built around one appointment a day, chosen because it is the thing that genuinely has to be booked in advance.
The most popular answer here by a wide margin, and usually the right one for people who think they want a blank week.
One thing a day gives the week a spine without filling it. There is somewhere to be at eleven on Tuesday, so Tuesday has a shape, and the six hours after it do not.
The item is chosen on one test: does it actually have to be booked. A boat with four seats, a cellar that opens by arrangement, a tide that happens once. Anything you could walk into is left for you to walk into.
What each page here prints before you ask
- One appointment a day, with the hour it falls at
- The earliest start in the week, so you know the worst of it
- What happens to the money if you miss one, said before you book
The other three shapes
- Nothing in the diaryBeds and transport are booked. Nothing else is, and every hour is yours to spend or waste.4 trips, from $1,780 per person
- One fixed thing a dayOne booked appointment each day. The other seven or eight hours belong to you.4 trips, from $2,190 per person
- A program with gapsA guide holds the route and the mornings. The afternoons are left loose on purpose.4 trips, from $3,120 per person
- Every hour heldA timetable somebody else keeps. On four of the five there is no alternative to it.5 trips, from $4,180 per person
The bar on each is a proportion, not a color: it shows how much of an average day is already spoken for.