One vehicle or two is a real decision, not a rounding exercise
Eighteen people fit on one luxury bus. They also fit in two Sprinters, and which is better depends on what the group is doing. One vehicle means one departure, one arrival, and nobody wondering where the other half went — the right call for a tasting day or a venue arrival where the group should land together. Two vehicles mean the party can split: half back to the hotel early while the rest stay out, or two itineraries running in parallel. Splitting also buys access, since two vans reach places a coach cannot. We will lay out the trade honestly rather than defaulting to whichever is easier to dispatch.






