Private chauffeur from Paris to the Loire Valley

The Loire Valley holds dozens of châteaux, and trying to see them all is the usual mistake. For one day we suggest two at the most — for example Chambord, the vast Renaissance hunting lodge, and Chenonceau, the elegant château built over the River Cher.

Amboise combines a château with Clos Lucé, the manor where Leonardo da Vinci spent his last years. Blois has a château in the middle of a lively town, and Cheverny is famous for its interiors. Tell us what you like — architecture, gardens, history or wine — and we shape the route.

Paris to the valley and back is a long day, roughly four to seven hours on the road in total. For a relaxed visit, plan one night in the area; your host stays with you for the whole journey and the quotation covers both days.

We do not publish a price for day trips, because it depends on your plan: the distance, the time on the road and at your disposal, whether you return the same day, how many of you travel, tolls and parking, and extras such as a licensed guide.

Send us your date and what you would like to see and we reply with one clear quotation for the whole itinerary.

Your chauffeur-host drives, helps with your route, suggests stops and shares general information from the car. Commentary inside museums and historic monuments usually requires a licensed guide-conférencier — we can arrange one on request. Read driver-host or licensed guide to choose.

The Mercedes V-Class carries up to seven passengers with generous luggage space, and child seats are available on request. Tell us how many of you are travelling and the ages of any children when you ask for your quotation.