Chrissy Caplice Concierge
Where luxury lives…
Chrissy Caplice Concierge is a leading luxury lifestyle service for organisations, individuals and their families seeking to make the most of their Byron Bay experience.
A highly calibrated level of personal assistance and attention to detail, Chrissy and her team are committed to consistently delivering excellence.
We strive to provide our customers, corporate clients and travel partners with unparalleled services and unique holiday experiences in and around the beautiful Byron Bay region.
Our Services include:
• Destination management
• Itinerary planning
• Airport transfers
• Personal meet and greet
• Authentic local experiences
• Massage and spa treatments
• Dining guidance and bookings
• Private chef, inhouse catering
• Personal trainer and gym access
• Babysitting
• Regular pantry stock and re-stock
• Personal errands and assistance
Contact Details
Phone: +61 402 170 337
Email: [email protected]
Website: capliceconcierge.com
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