Welcome to Paris, ready to pack your bags?
The day of that long-awaited dream trip to Paris is approaching and, in addition to verifying that you have passports, insurance (in order, right?), ideal outfits, etc., you are probably at the point of starting to browse through endless profiles, pages and conversations about “how to get around in Paris” “connections between airports” “beware of tourist traps”, “beware of pickpockets”; friends and family begin to give advice and tell their best and worst stories.
Traveling is discovery and it can also be the occasion to leave the famous comfort zone and experiment. Let's be honest, exploring is great, but it's much better if we do it without moving away from comfort. Who do we want to fool? Nobody likes going up and down the equivalent of 8 or 10 flights of stairs between tunnels and corridors of mysterious aromas dragging our precious and very heavy suitcases, in addition to undeniable jetlag and that halo of potential torticollis thanks to the 14 to 20 hours of travel necessary to get from our origin to the City of Light. The metro does not appeal, much less if you travel as a family and it is a group of different ages. This is not to mention if, for whatever reason, we are not familiar with the dynamism of public transport in general.
Don't get me wrong: public transport is probably part of your daily routine, or probably this is THE opportunity to use it and in the process do a good deed for the planet and for your arteries, but not with your grandmother, your clueless friend, the twins' stroller or the two suitcases full of shoes that, by the way, you're not going to wear (but that's the subject of another post).
You probably travel light and public transport is not an issue, but you wonder how to optimize your time to visit the outskirts of Paris: castles, palaces, museums, and towns that for every theoretical hour of distance add up to much more (train and bus schedules, their starting points, strikes, rental points, delivery and return of cars, etc.).
Lots of drama, let's move on to the solutions, let's relive the magic! Experiencing all this firsthand as business or pleasure travelers led us to propose the private transportation service that we ourselves longed to find; customer service and help in planning beyond a simple form (well, yes, there is to fill one, obviously, but we didn't stop there). One of our main objectives is to extend the warmth and quality of service that our multiculturalism knows, to take this to the most visited city in the world and in which, precisely because it has such an intense tourist activity, sometimes friendliness is left aside, and haste simply wins.
In our menu of services, you will find the possibility of reserving the car and driver service by the hour, by the day, or according to what you already have in mind, or we can help you put together a travel plan. You will also find Private Day Trips, that is, the round-trip service to destinations such as Disney or Versailles, with the driver at your exclusive or punctual disposal. The Private Day Trips contemplate a variety of destinations such as the main champagne cellars (don't worry about remembering your train schedule or being able to drive), the castles of the Loire, classified monuments, museums, and foundations such as Monet's in Giverny, or even cities like Bruges or Ghent in Belgium.
In addition to the Executive service and the Private Day Trips, there are Transfers to and from airports and train stations. We have an ace up our sleeve: it is the accompaniment service in the planning of very special trips. Honeymoon in sight? the best photos of your life, probably the big engagement day, anniversaries, group trips where it would be better to have a good itinerary instead of trying to get everyone to agree.
We invite you to explore the services that we mention in the main menu of our site, but above all, do not hesitate to contact us and tell us what you need or ask what you would like to know without struggling, and tailored to your needs.