Camera IconDinner with Albatross Tours. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

The Albatross Tours team is coming to WA and holding information sessions, in which they’ll share their love of Europe.

For they are unquestionably European tour specialists, with a unique and innovative range of escorted holidays designed for people who want to see more.

A spokesperson for the team explains: “With our unique touring style, we don’t just touch on countries, we explore them.

“Come along and spend some time with the Albatross Tours team as we share our love of Europe, showcase our latest touring collection, introduce our exciting new France and Festive 2027 tours, and take you through what makes travelling with Albatross so special.”

The sessions are free, but require registration:

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Where & when

Wednesday, October 14

The University Club of Western Australia, Hackett Drive, Crawley

Choose a session

Session 1, 12pm-2pm Registration and light refreshments available from 11.30am. The presentation will start in the Auditorium at noon. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-albatross-tours-roadshow-come-share-our-love-of-europe-tickets-1996772976725?aff=oddtdtcreator

Session 2, 3pm-5pm Registration and light refreshments available from 2.30pm. The presentation will start in the Auditorium at 3pm. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-albatross-tours-roadshow-come-share-our-love-of-europe-tickets-1996774504294?aff=oddtdtcreator

ABOUT ALBATROSS

Albatross Tours specialises purely in Europe, with smaller groups and longer stays, and has just released its Europe and UK 2027 tours and brochure.

They are trusted friends of Travel and we partnered with them for our successful tour through less-visited areas of Italy, with Stephen Scourfield travelling to Venice to start the tour. Megan French travelled with them on their Best of British tour. Steve McKenna travelled with them in France. The many stories from these trips have been published in these pages and can be found at thewest.com.au.

Albatross’ tours are a mix of highlights, smooth travel arrangements, excellent tour managers and guides, and enough free time to just wander, explore and be.

The Albatross spokesperson says: “When we design our Europe tours we look at each region and consider what can be done and should be done. And since our style of touring is easier and more enjoyable with longer stays, this enables you to experience a variety of exciting excursions and activities at a leisurely pace.”

There are three new itineraries for France for 2027, in addition to the many long-proven tours.

Albatross has been taking guests on tours in Europe for more than 30 years and, as founder and tour designer Euan Landsborough says: “We design our tours for Australians and New Zealanders who appreciate a truly leisurely pace.

“By prioritising shorter drives and extended stays of three nights or more, we ensure you have the ‘my time’ needed to actually experience the destinations you have travelled so far to see.”

albatrosstours.com.au

Camera IconWalking the ramparts of the medieval citadel of Carcassonne is a highlight of La Grande France tour with Albatross. Credit: Shutterstock/Supplied
Camera IconAn Albatross group gathers for dinner at a winery in the south of France. Credit: Steve McKenna/Supplied
Camera IconMegan French visits Tintern Abbey in Wales. Credit: Megan French/The West Australian
Camera IconGuide Yulia leads an Albatross group through the medieval core of Montpellier. Credit: Steve McKenna/The West Australian
Camera IconThe winning Albatross Tours team. Left to right, Maria Limberios, James Hewlett, managing director Shelley Poten, founder and tour designer Euan Landsborough, and Julie-anne Landsborough. Credit: Stephen Scourfield/The West Australian

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