How about a private training session with Daniel Craig’s stunt double, or seeing the sights of Monaco’s Côte d’Azur on a yacht with actress Carole Ashby (Octopussy, A View to Kill)? Driving an Aston Martin with a Bond special-effects supervisor?

That cinematic dream holiday can actually be purchased thanks to luxury travel outfit Black Tomato’s new partnership with 007 production company Eon.

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The ultimate James Bond holiday has only limited spots

The trip is the culmination of a years-long effort in close collaboration with Eon, involving everyone from actors, stunt people, producers, location coordinators and Bond archivists, Black Tomato co-founder Tom Marchant said.

Black Tomato obsessed over every detail, down to what Bond eats (Beluga caviar, stone crab, steak Diane) and drinks (martinis, but also a lot of Bollinger champagne) to create bespoke dinners.

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The company even set up access to filming locations such as private entry to the ski area made famous in Spectre, and arranged for interactions with actors, such as a game of poker with Andreas Daniel who played the dealer in that high-stakes game in Casino Royale.

Marchant has a track record of bringing beloved literary and cinematic franchises to life through travel; Eon approached him for this project, he says, because of his company’s success recreating the journeys of Agatha Christie. “What we’re doing is bringing proximity to 007 in a way that hasn’t been done before,” Marchant says.

The first trips start in London and can include a chase down the Thames in the original Superhawk 34 from The World is Not Enough. Customers can be chauffeured in a Range Rover or Aston Martin with location manger Ali James, who can point out filming locations and share her stories from sets, capped off with a martini from Duke’s Bar in Mayfair.

Hang out with production team members

At a launch party for the experiences at the Corinthia London, we got a small taste of that adventure for ourselves. We sat in a tricked-out Aston Martin, complete with spy gear-like ejector buttons, before speaking to Chris Corbould, the special-effects supervisor on eight Bond films.

Corbould can join on Aston Martin driving experiences to talk blockbuster special effects or on a helicopter tour above the Alpine resorts filmed in Spectre. Less adventurous guests can meet him for lunch at the restaurant ice Q in Austria that served as Madeleine Swann’s (Lea Seydoux) clinic in the film.

It’s the closest fans can get to the secret agent without heading to a film set or joining up to his majesty’s secret service – thankfully without a cast of Bond villains hot on their heels.