Ultimate James Bond Holiday (for the rich of Bond’s villains)

This sounds like a double-oh heaven.

James Bond fans can afford £ 68,500 ($ 80,000) to sign up for the ultimate 007 experience. Take your private jets and helicopters to four countries and seven cities in 21 days to perform a “secret mission” at No Time To Die’s filming location.

Participants will recreate the chase scene, drive Aston Martin and Ferraris, cross Lake Como on a speedboat, and wear a black tie for the London premiere of the new Bond blockbuster.

Daniel Craig’s final film as Bond will be screened at British cinemas starting September 30, featuring a classy M16 agent across London, Scotland, Norway and Southern Italy.

Inspired by his route around Europe, the adventure begins on September 27th. Guests check in at the ultra-fashionable Rosewood London Hotel before gambling on a Casino Royale-themed evening.

The event statement says: ‘A prestigious James Bond exclusive party with style and sophistication gets the ultimate license to excite guests. The evening begins with a red carpet welcome and a martini cocktail, where you can dine and dance.

During the England leg of the tour, guests can take a Specter-style speedboat trip down the Thames, have a glass of wine or a meal at the Tower of London, or load a gun for a day spent shooting clay pigeons. I can do it.

The 00 experience begins on September 27, when guests check in at the super-fashionable Rosewood London Hotel, as shown in the photo.

Rosewood London in the photo will be the base for your trip to England before your guest travels to Scotland.

While in London, Bond fans can take advantage of Specter-inspired speedboat trips down the Thames (stock image).

You can drive an aston martin in scotland

When attending the 007 No Time to Die premiere, on the fourth day, stylist Maureen Vivian, who previously wore bond star Pierce Brosnan, before attendees graced the VIP red carpet event. , Providing tailoring advice.

The private jet will take guests to Edinburgh, Scotland on the sixth day.

There, they can drive an Aston Martin V8 Vantage. An older model of the same car appeared in the 1987 Bond movie The Living Daylights, starring Timothy Dalton.

During your stay in Edinburgh, guests can stroll around the city and see Fettes College. Digging into the story behind the secret agent, author Ian Fleming revealed that Bond attended a prestigious boarding school in his 1964 book You Only Live Twice.

The next itinerary is the Gleneagles Hotel, which has three championship golf courses. Golfers can go to nearby St Andrews to play games, or take a walk from the hotel room to play 18 holes on one of the Gleneagles courses.

The next morning, Land Rover and Range Rover will welcome you from your hotel. Following the same route Bond followed in the movie Skyfall, the car takes a drive to witness the “live splendor” of the Glencoe Valley.

Golfers on the tour will enjoy their stay at the Gleneagles Hotel in the photo, which has three championship golf courses.

Lunch was held at Ardverikie Estate on the shores of Loch Laggan, where the No Time to Die scene was filmed.

Participants face driving challenges on the shores of Loch Laggan before heading on a tour of the Scottish Highlands (Stock Photo)

They will stop at the Victorian Ardbergy Estate on the edge of Lake Lagan, where the no-time to die scene was filmed in the summer of 2019.

After having lunch on the 38,000-acre site, guests embark on a driving challenge on the shores of Lake Lagan.

That afternoon, a helicopter will take guests on a tour of the Scottish Highlands to glide through Glencoe’s village and surrounding Glen.

When you arrive in Norway, you have the chance to yacht race around Munchholmen Island in the photo.

Kristiansund’s spectacular Atlantic Road in the photo was used as the shooting location for No Time To Die’s high stakes chase scene.Guest reproduces it

On the 11th day of the tour, another private jet will transport guests to Trondheim, Norway.

They go yacht racing around Munkholm Island and visit Kristiansund’s spectacular Atlantic Road. It was used as a filming location for the No Time To Die high stakes chase scene. Guests can recreate it on the same tarmac while shooting the action overhead with a helicopter.

Another exhilarating experience awaits you at Storfjord. After the “Simulated Fire Battle” paintball excursion, participants are pulled out by a helicopter and delivered to a “remote arched hideout”.

Flying to Italy for the final stretch of the Odyssey, guests take part in a secret “ghost town” mission in the abandoned commune of Kraco, abandoned after the 1980 earthquake.

A secret “ghost town” mission will be arranged in the abandoned Italian commune of Kraco

The photo shows Daniel Craig driving an Aston Martin DB5 in no time.

The photo shows the Aston Martin DB5 from the “No Time to Die” set in Matera, Italy.

After a speedboat tour on Lake Como, guests finish their trip with a dinner at the beautiful Villa del Balbianello in the photo.

The Madonna Della Stella Aqueduct in the photo is one of the locations for the new Bond movie.Enjoy a candlelight dinner along the bridge

During your 21-day trip, you can enjoy a cocktail in a beautiful place. The picture above is Daniel Craig, who plays James Bond and Ana de Armas Paloma in the new movie.

Spend the night in Puglia and choose between two 5-star hotels. Borgo Egnasia, built in the style of a traditional Puglia village, or the 16th-century Masseria Torremizer.

Next stop? Basilicata. Here, guests can choose from two “adrenaline rush” experiences. “Angel flight” the Dolomites of Lucania with a zip wire or cross a 1,000-foot (304m) long suspension bridge that hangs between the two peaks of the Apennines in Basilicata.

Milan is the next port of call. If the adrenaline rush isn’t enough to pump the guest’s blood, they have a chance to spin for a Ferrari experience on the racetrack, which reaches speeds above 167mph (270 km / h).

The final destination is Lake Como. Here, a helicopter takes guests from Milan to the milky waters of the lake, takes a speedboat tour and concludes the trip with a dinner at the picturesque Villa del Balbianello.

You don’t need a packed lunch …

The entire experience is studded with lunch in an exotic location and Michelin star meals.

One of the highlights is a candlelight dinner at the stunning heights of the Madonna della Stella Aqueduct in Puglia. This is one of the locations for the new Bond movie. In the trailer, you can see Daniel Craig jumping deep into the canyon below the former aqueduct.

Another appetizing experience for gourmets is dining at the Michelin-starred restaurant Speilsalen at the Britania Hotel in Trondheim.

You’ll also have the chance to have a drink in a beautiful place, such as the Palatz Obicheconte cocktail in the Matera region of Italy. Here, some scenes of “007 / No Time to Die” were shot.

Those who wish to take part in the action can sign up for a day’s experience for £ 2,917 ($ 4,000).

Also, anyone who participates does not have to worry about tampering with the smartphone camera. Photographers and videographers are on hand throughout the trip to record actions and create cinematic footage for each guest.