Guests will have the opportunity to choose from a range of experiential itineraries tailored to their needs.

Taking your road trip to the next level is what the Four Seasons strives to do for you.

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After a successful first driving experience through Tuscany last year, the hospitality behemoth has just unveiled two new itineraries for 2023 that will highlight the European Alps and Napa Valley, respectively, after a successful first driving experience through Tuscany last year.

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Driving behind the wheel of a luxury car - either one of you own or one that you have rented - you will have the opportunity to take customized routes designed to highlight the scenery that surrounds you. As you make your way through the city, you'll be able to stop over at a handful of top-tier restaurants and hotels along the way, and you'll get a chance to immerse yourself deeply in the local culture as well.

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“Four Seasons Drive Experience is a natural extension of who we are and what we deliver – creating curated experiences that allow guests to discover the character of a locale in new and unexpected ways,” this statement was released by Four Seasons president and chief executive Alejandro Reynal.

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The seven-day Napa Valley trip, which runs between October 29 and November 4, will bring you to the best wines of California's wine country during the best time of the year. The journey begins with a welcome dinner at the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley as a prelude to the adventure. 

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According to Rich Report, you will not only be able to enjoy 23 acres of Cabernet vines surrounded by the majestic peaks of the mountains, but you will also be staying in a delightful hotel right in the heart of the wine country, this is considered one of the best hotels in the region.

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After a fruitful morning of learning about oyster farming at Tomales Bay oyster farms, we will leave at the end of the day with a sumptuous dinner after enjoying some hands-on oyster farming activities after which we will begin the next day with a trip to Tomales Bay oyster farms.

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During the next few days, you will have the opportunity to tour the most prestigious wineries in Napa Valley and experience exclusive tastings. Definitely one of the highlights of the trip will be Opus One, which has been helmed by some of the most prominent winemakers in the world, including Robert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild. There are a number of activities to choose from in the final days of your trip, such as a private ferry tour around San Francisco Bay and an unforgettable hot air balloon ride over Napa's undulating hills.

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Meanwhile, over the pond, a week-long Alps adventure is scheduled to take place from June 12 to 18 as part of the Alps Adventure Week. During your first few days as you explore the stunning Swiss city of Geneva, you will be staying at the gorgeous Four Seasons hotel in Geneva, which will serve as your home base. 

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We will take you on a tour of Gruyère Village - the birthplace of a certain famous Swiss cheese - take you on a tour of the iconic Lavaux Vineyard Terraces which are the oldest vineyards in the region, then enjoy a wine and cheese pairing in an estate that dates back to the Middle Ages.

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It is then that you will have the opportunity to learn about the timeless art of watchmaking before embarking on an adrenaline-fueled drive through the vineyards of Château d'Avully after which you will finally arrive at the Four Seasons Hotel Megève to rest and recharge. You will be able to enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Swiss, French and Italian Alps in Megève after visiting the Mont Blanc Massif and exploring the Mont Blanc region. I think it's quite fitting that such an interesting journey comes to an end in this way.