How to plan an hourly ride in Cathedral City
An hourly booking works best with a rough plan. You do not need every minute mapped, just the shape of the day.
Start time and first stop
Tell us when and where you want to begin. For a hillside home in the Cove or a gated club, include the gate details.
List the stops
Send the places in order, even if the times are loose. We tell you how the plan looks on the road and can suggest a change if two stops sit at opposite ends of the valley.
Size of the city
Cathedral City covers about 22 square miles of land, so crossing town is rarely a long haul. Most of the planning effort goes into the stops outside the city, in Palm Springs or Rancho Mirage, where the distance is larger.
Leave room
Dinners run long and tee times slip. A little slack in the schedule makes the day calmer, and we can help you judge how much.
Stops away from the car
If you will be inside a venue for a while, tell us in advance where the chauffeur should be and how you will reach them. We confirm these details when you book.
A day for out-of-town guests
Visitors often want to see the valley without learning it. Give us a theme, such as art, architecture or a long lunch, and a short list of places. We help turn that into a route that makes geographic sense, so the chauffeur is not crisscrossing the same roads.
An evening in two parts
Dinner at one place, a show or the casino at another, and the ride home at the end. With the same car throughout, you do not need to arrange a second pickup after dark.
Passengers and bags
The sedan fits a smaller party. The SUV seats up to six with luggage. Child seats are available on request.
