Chauffeur-driven day tours from Hampshire & Surrey
London, Windsor, Oxford, Stonehenge, Cotswolds, Brighton — six curated full-day and half-day private tours. Mercedes E-Class or V-Class with a suited professional driver who waits at every stop while you explore. Fixed quote, no meter, no surprises.
How it works
You choose the tour, we collect you from any Hampshire or Surrey postcode (or London hotel for inbound visitors), drive you to each stop, and wait while you visit. The price is fixed at booking — motorway tolls and parking are included, attraction entry tickets are not. Tours can be customised: add stops, extend hours, combine destinations on request.
Day tour FAQ
Can I customise a tour?
Yes — add stops, extend hours, combine destinations. We'll quote on the new itinerary before confirming.
Do you book the attraction tickets?
We don't resell tickets. We can recommend the official booking channels for Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Oxford colleges, and time the pickup to your timed-entry slot.
What if a passenger gets carsick?
Mercedes E-Class and V-Class are picked for smooth ride. Driver can stop on motorway service areas at any time. Plastic bags and water are in the cabin.
Is lunch included?
No — you stop wherever you like. The driver can recommend pubs and restaurants en route.
How far in advance should I book?
72 hours is comfortable. Same-day is sometimes possible depending on driver availability — call 01252 265051.
How a chauffeur-driven day tour is planned
A day tour is priced by the day rather than by the mile, so the itinerary can shift while you are in the car without anyone recalculating a fare. We agree a start time, a rough route and a return window, then deliberately leave room in the middle for the stop that was not on the list.
One driver stays with you for the whole day. That matters at the third stop, when the coats, the bags and the umbrella are already in the boot and nobody has to explain the plan again from the beginning.
What to tell us when you book
Numbers, mobility and whether lunch is already booked. Those three answers decide the vehicle and the pacing more than the destinations do. Groups of five or more take the V-Class, and anyone needing step-free access should say so at booking so a wheelchair-accessible vehicle is allocated rather than improvised on the morning.