Europe
Europe
Join us in Europe to see some of the world’s most exceptional gardens. Whether elaborately designed within castle grounds, arranged and curated for celebrated flower shows, or simply left to the hand of nature, they are invariably a thing of wonder and beauty. Botanica has been travelling to Europe for 20 years, which has seen us develop a secure network of local operators in many destinations. Visit world-renowned flower shows, sail the Mediterranean, and absorb idyllic scenes of Alpine wildflowers.
All of our tours and cruises are led by expert Botanical Guides
You will usually travel in a small group of between 15 and 30 people
Visit the most iconic gardens in each region. Attend world-renowned flower and garden shows
Overview
Europe has a long and storied gardening history, perfected over centuries. Your expert Botanical Guide will take you to the continent’s renowned flower shows, as well as its secluded private gardens. While our cruise itineraries reveal some of the globe’s most remote and pristine terrain, embellished by nature and enjoyed by wildlife.
We’ve timed your journey to take place during the most favourable season in each region
Be escorted by our informative and professional Botanical Guides
Many of our journeys can also be combined with other tours and cruises, allowing you to see more of the region
Enjoy a range of cruising options, including by river ship, small ship and canal boat
Explore the shores of the Greek islands and Italy, or the Canary Islands and Madeira during one of two privately chartered small ship cruises
Travel in a small group of between 15 and 30 guests
Visit private gardens, often not open to the public
Relax, knowing that all details, including accommodation, return private transfers, tipping and porterage, plus meals and select beverages, have been taken care of
Featured Brochure
Order your free 84-page Botanica brochure, featuring all our tours and cruises for 2025 & 2026. Join us as we return to some of our favourite destinations, including the flower shows and gardens of Europe, the United Kingdom, Asia, North & South America, Africa, New Zealand, and Australia.