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Our area of operation covers all of France and the neighbouring countries: Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy and Spain. You are free to adapt the itinerary and stops as you wish.
We offer our most competitive prices when the pick-up is within the 50-mile zone (80 km) around Paris (the red zone on the map). This zone includes all Paris airports (CDG, Orly, Beauvais), Disneyland Paris, and many towns in the Paris suburbs.
The price per hour you pay is always fixed. Only the minimum hire duration changes, following a simple rule: the farther we travel from Paris, the longer the minimum hire duration.
For example, if the pick-up is in Paris or at a Paris airport (Orly or Charles-de-Gaulle) and you plan to stay in Paris, the minimum is 3 hours.
For the Paris region (25 miles around Paris), it is 4 hours; for the Champagne region, 10 hours; and so on.
If the pick-up is at Disneyland Paris or Beauvais airport, please contact us and we will offer you a good price.
POPULAR DAY TRIPS FROM PARIS
The Loire Valley Castles
The Loire is the longest river in France, 1,012 km long, and its valley is lined with castles from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The most famous are Blois, Chambord (built by King Francis I), Chaumont, Chenonceau (home of Catherine de' Medici) and Amboise. Chambord is about 110 miles (180 km) from Paris. You are free to choose which castles you would like to see; in a 12-hour day we can comfortably visit about three of them. We offer a car with driver from Paris to the Loire Valley and back. This 12-hour hire is enough to visit three castles, stop at a wine cellar to taste the best Loire Valley wines, and take some time for lunch.
Normandy and its picturesque towns: Etretat, Deauville-Trouville, Honfleur
The resort town of Etretat is famous above all for its high cliffs stretching into the sea and its rock formations, shaped by erosion and the waves into striking arches. The town sits on the limestone Normandy coast, 210 km from Paris. Etretat is a wonderful place for a relaxing, romantic escape: the sound of the breaking waves, walks along the cliff-top paths, the beauty of the rocks and sea, and restaurants serving the freshest seafood, Norman cheeses and cider. We offer a car with driver from Paris to Normandy. This 10-hour hire includes all transport charges and lets you discover the highlights of the Normandy coast - Etretat, Deauville-Trouville and Honfleur - with some time for lunch.
Amusement Park Futuroscope
Futuroscope, the "city of the future", is a theme park whose rides are based on audio-visual effects and the latest technology. Its attractions are designed to appeal to both children and adults. For those who want to spend more than one day at the park, there are many hotels nearby. Futuroscope is in south-western France, 210 miles (340 km) from Paris; the drive takes about 3 hours 40 minutes.
The Champagne region
Reims, the capital of Champagne (about 190,000 inhabitants), lies in the Champagne-Ardenne region. It is best known for its Gothic cathedral, where many French kings were crowned. The city's economy is built on the production of sparkling wine, using methods developed here centuries ago. Another gem of the region is Epernay, famous for its Avenue de Champagne, the street where the great champagne houses are located. Reims is east of Paris, 95 miles (150 km) away - about 1 hour 30 minutes by car. A 10-hour hire is enough to visit:
- Reims, the capital of the Champagne region;
- the village of Hautvillers and its church, where Dom Pérignon, the inventor of champagne, is buried;
- Epernay, for a guided tour of the champagne cellars where you can taste the finest Champagne wines, with time for lunch (the guided tour is not included and must be booked separately).
Planning a longer journey? Discover our private chauffeur day trips from Paris for destinations across France, Belgium and Europe - Normandy and the D-Day beaches, the Loire Valley châteaux, Mont-Saint-Michel, Bruges and more.
