A surprise trip is an organized journey where the destination is not revealed in advance. Colloquially, it is also called a trip into the blue. You book the date, duration, hotel category, and services. The destination remains open until the trip. BOHR offers surprise trips as bus trips and as flights: for the season opening in spring, during Advent, and over New Year's Eve.
"Going into the blue" means setting off without a fixed destination. In an organized trip into the blue, there is of course a destination, but the travelers do not know it. The organizer plans the route, hotel, and excursions, and you let yourself be surprised.
The appeal lies in the fact that you don't have to prepare anything and discover places that you might never have chosen yourself.
On the travel pages of BOHR, all secret information is replaced with "..." Everything else is as specific as with any other trip.
Known in advance:
Secret:
There are still small hints. The season opening carries the subtitle "Gothic and Garden Splendor." The flight trip in March promises "Sea, Culture, and Joy of Life."
For the curious: Those who love discovering new things will visit places that are not on their own list.
For those tired of planning: You only decide on the date and budget. The route, hotel, and program are organized.
For celebrating the New Year: With the end of the year and the magic of New Year's Eve, there are two surprise trips for New Year's Eve. You can find more destinations for the New Year in the article New Year's trips by bus.
As a gift: A trip into the unknown is a lovely gift idea. At BOHR, there are gift vouchers for this.
A planned trip where the destination remains a secret until later. The date, duration, hotel category, and services are fixed.
There is none. Both terms refer to a trip with a secret destination. BOHR designates these trips as 'Into the Blue'.
Yes. BOHR offers both: bus trips to unknown destinations, for example during Advent or for the season opening, and surprise flights with transfer to the airport.
This is stated on the respective travel page. Typically included are transportation or flights, overnight stays, breakfast or half board, excursions with a tour guide, and the BOHR travel accompaniment.
Yes. The "Classic Year-End in ..." and the "New Year's Magic in ..." take you to a secret destination from December 30 to January 2.
Yes, for example with a BOHR gift voucher.
Yes. All BOHR package tours are protected against insolvency by R+V Allgemeine Versicherung.
The surprise trips by bus can be found along with all other short trips in the short and experience trips section. The flight trips to unknown destinations are listed under flight and bus trips.
