It's two hours to Cesky Krumlov, and although it was foggy, grey and wet, it was worth the trip. Our guide was Eva and she tried her very best to provide information and answer any questions. She walked us through the town, took us to good viewing platforms for photos, walked us through the castle courtyards (the castle was closed for winter), and then we went for a lunch which was very good. We were seated with other tourists and we all got talking. My one grind was that we had thought we had booked the tour with lunch and our ticket said that, but, apparently, that's not what we had done at all. We felt the price we had paid should have included the lunch, so it left a slightly sour note. We still believe we should have had lunch included, but???

The tour in Český Krumlov is a must do when in Prague. The Prague Bus Tours team was great, both our tour guide and driver. Our tour guide, Gustav, always had something to say in every corner of the town and we found this very interesting and valuable and made us appreciate the experience much more. The private van was also comfortable and spacious.

The comfortable trip, the spectacular place and the guide, Albert, very communicative and entertaining. I don't give it more stars for a reason, I hired a private tour in Spanish and it turned out that the tour was for another 10 people and for the majority of English speakers it was done in English. If you notify me in advance, there is no problem, but finding it suddenly the same day is to feel a little cheated. Notice to boaters. That if, I repeat, the place is worth it and Albert is a crack.