international cricket tours

Welcome to the world of Grand Cru Cricket

Over the next 3 years Grand Cru is offering you the chance to travel the world doing the things that we love best : watching cricket, tasting fine wines and enjoying good food.   Our tour programme includes travel to 4 continents, 20 great cities, and some of the most stunning scenery

in the world including the High Andes, Cape Peninsular, Caribbean islands, and the Golden Triangle.

Our tours will cover the England tours to Sri Lanka, New Zealand, India, the Caribbean, South Africa, Pakistan and Australia.

Tours with style

All Grand Cru tours are designed with style and attention to detail.  We aim to create unforgettable cricket experiences.  Groups are limited in size so that everyone can get to know their host.  Our hotels are carefully selected to represent the best in their category and special evenings and dinners offer the best of both local and international cuisine.  Our tour groups are hosted by a

high-profile cricketing personality.

     Tour host     Mike Gatting

There can be fewer better ways to watch cricket than in the company of one of the legends of English cricket and the Grand Cru Cricket host is certainly one of these.  Former England captain and now radio/TV summariser, Mike Gatting, has been hosting Grand Cru Cricket tours for over

5 years.  Mike is a great host and, with his love of cricket, football, golf, food and wine, time spent with him is always enjoyable and informative.   Other cricketing personalities, including Jonathan Agnew (“Aggers” from Test Match Special) join us for drinks or dinner.

        Introducing a new style of tour

We are pleased to announce that, in addition to our Deluxe 5* tours, we are introducing our Executive 3/4* tours.  These tours are for those supporters who still want a top-class    cricket tour but prefer more free time within the itinerary.  These tours will stay in specially selected top 3/4* hotels.  We are offering this new style of tour for the Test series in Sri Lanka, New Zealand, West Indies, South Africa and Australia.