Multi-stop days are where private vans shine—and where vague itineraries create friction. A good request lists stops in order, marks which are required, and leaves room for traffic without pretending every pin is five minutes apart.

Sequence for energy, not only for maps

Put the farthest or most time-sensitive stop where it belongs in the day. Meal stops work better when they break long driving blocks. Photo stops are optional until they become the reason for the trip—say which is which.

Use the booking stopovers field with intent

Enter stops the way you want them visited. If two stops are interchangeable, say so in notes so review can suggest a cleaner loop. If one stop has a fixed appointment, mark the time clearly.

Estimate honesty

More stops mean more dwell time. Loading, restrooms, and “quick” errands add up. The distance engine can measure road legs; it cannot know you will browse a market for forty minutes unless you say so.

A compact multi-stop checklist

• Ordered list of stops with addresses or clear place names.
• Required vs optional labels.
• Any fixed appointment times.
• Passenger count and luggage notes.
• Preferred latest end time.

Submit the full path on the booking page. We will review whether the day fits operational availability before confirmation.