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Multi-day tours

How to book a tour that spans more than one day with the same guide.

For travelers1 min readUpdated September 24, 2026

Some guides offer tours that run across several consecutive days rather than a single outing. If a guide supports it, you'll see a days selector on their booking form.

How many days you can book

You can request between 1 and 7 consecutive days, but each guide sets their own cap on how many days in a row they'll take a booking for. The booking form only lets you choose up to that guide's limit, so you won't be able to request more days than they've made available.

Choosing your duration for each day

Each day of a multi-day booking can have its own length — 4, 6, or 8 hours — so you're not locked into the same duration every day. The price panel shows a day-by-day breakdown when your days have different durations, alongside the combined total.

Setting your meeting time

When you book, you'll set a requested meeting time for day 1 only. Meeting times for the following days are arranged directly with your guide, typically once you've met them in person on day 1 — there's no separate time picker for each later day in the request form.

One booking, start to finish

A multi-day tour is still a single booking: one price, one payment, one chat thread, one review, and one payout to the guide at the end. You don't need to send separate requests for each day, and your guide won't ask you to pay per day.

Still need help?

For how the daily durations affect price, see Choose a tour duration and Group size and extra travelers. To send your request, head back to Request and confirm a tour.

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