Planning and booking
Group size and extra travelers
How the number of travelers in your group affects the price of a tour.
For travelers1 min readUpdated September 24, 2026
A guide's listed price covers a small group, not just one traveler. Here's how it works if you're booking for more people.
The base price covers up to 2 travelers
Every guide's rate for a given duration is priced to cover you and one other person — up to 2 travelers total — at no extra cost.
Extra travelers add to the price
From your 3rd traveler onward, each additional person adds 50% of the base tour rate to your total. So a group of 4 adds two lots of that 50% on top of the base price. You'll see this listed separately as a group traveler fee in your price breakdown before you request the booking, so there are no surprises.
| Travelers | Extra fee |
|---|---|
| 1–2 | None — base price only |
| 3 | +50% of base price |
| 4 | +100% of base price |
| 5 | +150% of base price |
The pattern continues the same way up to the maximum group size.
Group size limits
You can book for up to 8 travelers in total, but individual guides can set a lower maximum if they prefer smaller groups. If a guide caps their tours at a smaller size, the traveler selector on their booking form won't let you go above it.
Where to set this when booking
You choose your number of travelers directly on the guide's booking form. The price summary updates immediately so you can see the base tour price, any group fee, and the service fee together before you send your request.
Still need help?
For the full price breakdown including the traveler service fee, see Understand tour pricing. To pick your tour length, see Choose a tour duration.
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