Self-Drive Tours

Take the wheel and discover extraordinary destinations your way with self-drive tours designed for flexibility, comfort, and seamless travel.

Designed for travelers who value independence without sacrificing comfort, these journeys allow you to discover some of the most beautiful regions in the world. Drive through the rugged beauty of Scotland, with its stunning landscapes, castles, and lochs, or explore the lush countryside and charming villages of Ireland. Discover the rolling hills, vineyards, and medieval towns of Tuscany, or immerse yourself in the historic beauty and coastal charm of Sicily. If you’re looking for natural wonders, a self-drive tour through Iceland will lead you past glaciers, volcanic landscapes, and geothermal springs.

Self-Drive Tours Travel Tips

Contact us for more travel tipsGet ready for your adventure and read our expert travel tips before embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime kind of journey.

What are the requirements for renting a car on a self-drive tour?

You’ll need a valid driver's license, a credit card for payment, and sometimes an International Driving Permit (IDP), depending on the destination.

Can I drive in foreign countries with my domestic driver's license?

In most cases, you can drive with your domestic driver's license. However, some countries may require an International Driving Permit (IDP), so check the local regulations before you go.

Are the roads in Europe and Iceland easy to navigate for self-drive tours?

Yes, roads in Europe and Iceland are generally well-maintained, with clear signs and road markings. Ensure you have a GPS or map, and be prepared for some narrow, rural roads.

Is it safe to drive on the left side of the road in places like Scotland or Ireland?

Yes, but it might take some getting used to. Scotland and Ireland drive on the left, so take extra care at junctions and in traffic. Stick to smaller roads at first if you’re unfamiliar.

What should I pack for a self-drive tour?

Pack comfortable clothes, snacks, and water for the drive. You may also want to bring a portable phone charger and travel insurance documents.

How can I avoid traffic or long delays during my self-drive tour?

Plan your routes in advance, avoid peak hours in cities, and consider traveling during off-peak seasons to avoid heavy traffic. A GPS can also help you navigate around congestion.

Destinations Along The Road

Scotland

England

Ireland

Iceland

Sicily

Tuscany