A company which offers custom and package tours overland.

I'm thinking maybe eight people per bus, including 3 staff. Great for two couples or a small family. The staff take turns driving, cooking and attending to housekeeping duties.

Package tours include accomodations, meals and entertainment. And a two week 'cruise' could easily take you from Maine to California and back with a large variety of activities.
-- phoenix, Nov 01 2001

Neeeeearly there: http://www.greentortoise.com
Everybody pitches in with the cooking [Guy Fox, Nov 01 2001, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Bingo http://www.rakitours.com/
Scroll down to the 4Wd Vehicles tours. A cooker [sic] accompanies the party. [Guy Fox, Nov 01 2001, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Only if the bus looked like a yacht.
-- mrkillboy, Nov 01 2001


Can I still lie on deck and get a tan?
-- st3f, Nov 01 2001


This is Baked for the rest of the world, so it has to be Baked for the US. Try looking harder.
-- DrBob, Nov 01 2001


Go on DrB. Give us a link. I will settle for no less than a bus with a chef on board. (And I won't allow african safaris 'cos I'm mean).
-- st3f, Nov 01 2001


Don't rock stars/bands kind of do this with their tour buses? Some of them have huge entourages including chefs, nutritionists, masseurs, aromatherapists, people to do the ironing...
-- pottedstu, Nov 01 2001


I'd gladly supply the hardware, but I might have eaten it by the time it gets industrialized :-) :-D

Until then, farewell ! IFIYD ! - I

Sincerely,

Sirau

29.12.2004
-- sirau, Dec 29 2003



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