
Prague and Bohemia
The Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, and the Vltava River can be explored at a leisurely pace; however, if you wish to visit Kakurenlov, you should plan your walking and parking time within the town.
Eastern Europe Private Tour

Eastern Europe | Private Small Group Tours Departing from Hong Kong/Macau
For groups of 2 or more, a Mandarin-speaking driver-guide and private vehicle will connect Prague, Vienna, and Budapest, and you can also travel south to Croatia and Slovenia. We will help arrange cross-border transportation and popular tickets.
Suitable for families and friends who want an in-depth experience and don't want to rush around with large groups.

The Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, and the Vltava River can be explored at a leisurely pace; however, if you wish to visit Kakurenlov, you should plan your walking and parking time within the town.

Buda Castle, the Parliament Building, and the riverfront can be visited on separate days; the hot springs and night views are best enjoyed at a slower pace.

It is recommended to book your tickets for palaces such as Schönbrunn Palace in advance for designated time slots. Guided tours inside some venues are subject to local regulations; your driver/guide will explain the route from outside the venue beforehand.

For national park walking tours and entrance tickets, it's best to book during opening hours; private vehicles can reduce transfers and allow more time for hiking and taking photos.

A trip from Budapest along the river to Estelgom is suitable with an extra half-day or a full day; if you want to go further south to the Slovenian Lake District, you'll need to add an extra night.

Krakow or Warsaw are suitable for independent tours, or can be added to longer Central and Eastern European routes; historical sites require sufficient physical exertion for the distances traveled.
First, see what you want to play.
If you want to visit Prague, Vienna, and Budapest in one trip, prioritize the 8-day Czech Republic-Austria-Hungary itinerary. If you have limited time, you can focus on Budapest or the Czech Republic first. If you want to add Plitvice Lakes, Bled Lake, or even Poland, it is recommended to add more days to avoid long-distance travel every day.
For palace, castle, and national park tickets, it is recommended to confirm your departure date in advance. Cross-border highways are driven by licensed drivers/guides, and hotels are generally arranged by consultants according to the itinerary. Prices may vary depending on the season, number of people, and hotel category; please refer to the product page and the consultant's quote for the most up-to-date information.
Existing private tours in Eastern Europe
The following are currently available private small group tours to Eastern Europe. Actual hotel and ticket prices are subject to confirmation with your consultant on the product page.
Rest assured, leave the arrangements to us.
Holding a travel agency license, providing full protection throughout the process.
Local guides lead the way, and historical sites and cross-border travel are handled by others.
You can choose a single country, Czech Republic, Austria-Hungary, or go south to the Balkans by the number of days.
From idea to start
Inform us of your budget, number of days, and the city you wish to visit.
A dedicated consultant will help you modify the existing routes in Eastern Europe.
Tickets, hotels, and cross-border travel routes were ultimately optimized.
Private drivers can provide transportation, reducing the need for passengers to transfer between vehicles themselves.
Check carefully before you set off.
A classic Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary tour (Prague, Vienna, Budapest) is generally recommended for 8-10 days. If extending to Croatia's Plitvice Lakes, Slovenia, or Poland, it's common to add more days, such as 12-15 days, to reduce daily long-distance travel. The actual number of days depends on the cities you wish to visit and the product page.
Eastern Europe borders many countries, and road travel is common. Small group tours typically involve a driver-guide navigating cross-border routes in a private vehicle, minimizing the need to carry luggage and transfer to trains or buses. Actual vehicle cost, working hours, and overnight stays are subject to change upon confirmation of the itinerary.
To accommodate the cross-border travel and driver/guide schedules, accommodations for small group tours are generally arranged by Travel Mama consultants according to the itinerary. You can specify your budget and hotel preferences, and we will book hotels along the route to the extent available.
Subject to availability and without affecting confirmed hotel bookings, important tickets, driver working hours, and road conditions, the driver/guide will make minor adjustments to the arrangements on the day. The final arrangements will be subject to the terms and conditions provided when confirming the order.
The itinerary usually includes hotel breakfast, but most main meals are not included, allowing you to choose restaurants according to your appetite and budget. The driver/guide can recommend local restaurants based on the day's route; the actual number of meals included is subject to the product page.
Some national-level tourist attractions (such as Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna and Prague Castle) may restrict guided tours by outsiders or require officially licensed guides. Mandarin-speaking driver-guides will generally provide background information and tour routes from outside. If you require an in-depth guided tour inside, you can inquire about officially licensed guides for an additional fee.
Note before departure
Temperatures are more comfortable from April to June and from September to October, but popular old towns are crowded during the peak summer months. Late November to December is a common reason to visit, as the Christmas markets in Prague and Vienna attract crowds, so it's advisable to anticipate the crowds and book hotels in advance.
For Schönbrunn Palace, Castle, and National Park time tickets, it is recommended to arrange them as early as possible after confirming your departure date. Do not assume that you can buy tickets later.
The travel time between the Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary is acceptable, but adding Plitvice Lakes or Poland would require adding nights. Don't cram too many border crossings and other tourist attractions into one day.
Some palaces and museums do not allow outside guides to enter and provide explanations. Drivers/guides will provide background information outside the premises; official guides may be required if needed, and this must be confirmed separately.
Hotel breakfast is usually included, while lunch and dinner are optional. You can choose from Czech roasted pork knuckle, Hungarian beef stew, or Viennese schnitzel, depending on your budget and preferences.
Tipping at restaurants and with tour guides isn't as mandatory as in Hong Kong, but if you're driving across borders all day with a private driver/guide, leaving a small tip will be considered respectful.
Start planning
Prepare your departure dates, number of people, and desired cities, and we will assist you in adjusting your existing itinerary.