Chauffeur driven car in France

Relax in a chauffeur driven limousine

The tour of Normandy can be divided into two parts. During the first part of your tour , we will take you to the chic, Artist and romantic areas (Honfleur and Deauville villages) . While during the second part of your tour you will see the second world war battlefields (Sword , Juno, Gold, Omaha, Utah beaches and Caen, Bayeux cities).

 Thanks to the chauffeur driven car services we provide throughout France you may want to treat yourself  to a full day trip to Champagne which will bring you into contact with Reims and Epernay. You will enjoy the hilly countryside and the magnificent views of the surrounding vineyards . 

Reims :

Reims is famous for its magnificent cathedral , which dates back to the 12th century. This is where all the kings of France were traditionally crowned.

Close to the cathedral is the Palais du Tau and St Remi abbey...

Our English Guided tour of the most famous Champagne cellars will teach you much more about the process of champagne making in France.

Epernay :

The hilly drive to Epernay, provides you with a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a pleasant view on the countryside and the surrounding vineyards.

You will visit the Moet et Chandon house which was the first champagne house (founded in 1743).

Burgundy  has been known for its extraordinary cuisine and wine since the Gallo-Roman era.

The most important cities to visit are the following : Auxerre, Dijon, Beaune, and many other small famous wine villages such as Vougeot, Nuit St Georges, Pomard ... The hilly country is gorgeously yellow in the fall, that's why we call it, the golden coast.

Burgundy is rich in its history, monuments, archeology, and abbeys .

The Loire Valley is a large area along the longest French river (1020km = 634 mi ).

It is most famous for producing white wine (Vouvray, Montlouis,..) and red wine (Cabernet, Saumur-Champigny, Chinon ..).

Our chauffeur driven car services in France also offers you the opportunity to visit the nicest French chateaux, which date back to the Renaissance (15th and 16th century) such as Chambord, Chenonceau..and Amboise with its chateau and the Clos Lucee (Leonard de Vinci house).