Private Tours Of National Parks Are Affordable

You may have never thought about booking private tour of the national park before.  You probably thought that it was more unaffordable than you can handle, or the family of four would not be able to book an out seats in a van to make a private tour.  Where it is true that in the past a private tour of a national park was far more expensive than booking a few seats on a group tour, the corona virus pandemic has changed the way that tour groups operate to your advantage.  Most tour groups cannot turn a profit unless they put at least 10 people into a van or bus for transport from the starting location to the national park that they are touring.  The included items like lunch or any other ancillary aspects of that war must be figured into a profit margin, and just paying for the gas and the salaries of the driver and tour guide was never able to be handled for less than 10 seats were sold being sold.  You would have the ability to privatize your tour by booking all 10 seats in a van, ultimately making it so that you are the only group involved, but this would essentially triple the price of all of the seats if you only had a family of four.  Now, because of the changes that were necessary in order to adhere to the CDC guidelines for social distancing under the corona virus pandemic, we have lowered the price of our private tours to the same range that it would be to book four seats on a group tour.  This solves both the issues of social distancing within the transport bands as well as affordable aspects of that tour for the typical family.  There is no assurance that these lower prices will be in effect for anytime beyond the scope of the pandemic, but for now you can take advantage and privatized your tour of a national park for an affordable price that has never been able to be offered before.

The pandemic has made it so that we must keep at least 6 feet of distance in between unrelated parties inside of our man during the transport from our starting point to the national park that we will be touring.  This makes it quite difficult to put 10 people into a van comfortably, so we reduced the amount of people that we would be transporting to five in a group, which ultimately allows for a typical family to be able to completely privatized that tour.  With these new lower prices as well as those safety precautions that have been advised by the CDC, we find that the unique opportunity to get not only a product war but also to visit the national Parks during the time when visitation numbers are limited is operating a unique experience that may never be able to be had again.  Use this opportunity and booked it.