one line on each page, and where to begin
Every page on this site, and what each one is here to do
Roving Hours books twenty eight dated windows across the year, from $3,061 to $6,939 per person, and this page lists every page that describes them. Four groups hold the whole site, and each line below says what its page is for. If you already know the weeks you can travel, begin with the calendar group and let the subject follow from it.
Reserve a windowAn answer is written inside one business day by somebody at this end.
Four groups hold everything here. The company and the way a booking is placed come first, the calendar second, the twenty eight windows third, and figures and terms last. A reader who arrived on one page from a search result can take the rest of the shop from this list.
Who runs this booking office
The windows
- The Okhotsk coast, Hokkaido
- The Valle d'Itria, Puglia
- Speyside, Scotland
- The Salar de Uyuni
- The Camp de Tarragona
- Soomaa, Estonia
- Madeira
- Niigata, Japan
- Notre Dame Bay
- The Faroe Islands
- The Westfjords, Iceland
- The Okavango Delta
- Pantelleria
- The Sarawak highlands
- The Valensole plateau
- The Huasco valley, Atacama
- Lapland, Finland
- The Douro valley
- Kakheti, Georgia
- The Bay of Fundy
- Bayan-Olgii, Mongolia
- The Phobjikha valley, Bhutan
- The Sierra de Segura, Jaen
- Nyae Nyae, Namibia
- The Somerset Levels
- Senja, Arctic Norway
- Northern Kerala
- Southern Tasmania
Beginning from the weeks you can travel
Most people book around leave that is already fixed at work, and three pages are built for that reader. The whole year page draws all twenty eight windows over the calendar, so one week read downward shows what stands open in it. The picking a fortnight page walks the same twelve months in sentences and explains the four hour marks each trip carries, which say how much of a day the trip is programmed for. The region page turns the catalogue the other way, for somebody who has settled on a part of the world and wants to know when its weeks are live.
Straight to a window
Each of the twenty eight has a page of its own. It names the ground, the weeks the operating company works it in, the number of nights, the hour mark, the opening figure for one person, and what a day inside the window is made of. Those pages are the goods. Everything else on the site exists to put you in front of the right one, and each of them ends with a form you can send from that page.
Figures, terms and the questions that keep coming
The page on what sets a figure explains how a per person number is put together, what sits inside it and what you arrange at your end. The board page carries any dates an operating company has released on other terms, and says so plainly in the weeks it stands empty. what gets asked most often before people commit covers the ground people write in about, and the terms for ending a booking early sets out what happens when a traveller steps back from a window after it has been held. Terms of business, the note on how your details are handled, and the accessibility note finish that group.
Reaching a person, and what the office does
The contact page carries the street address, the telephone number and the office email on one card. request a trip quote 24/7 does the same work in writing: you name the weeks you could leave home, and a written answer follows within one business day. This company rings nobody first and sends no text messages, so an answer arrives as a note you can read at your own pace and put down again.
how a request becomes a held window is worth reading before you send anything at all. It sets out the sequence between a first note and a reservation standing in your name, and it names which party carries what: this office places the booking, the operating company works the days on the ground and invoices you directly, and that company pays Roving Hours Bookings LLC a commission once your return date has passed. The about page covers the same division from the other side, with the address the business is registered at and the Florida Department of State record behind it.