Hourly car service in Hemet: planning a day by the hour
A good hourly booking starts with a rough route. These pointers help you shape it.
List the stops in order
Write down each stop with the address and a rough time. The chauffeur uses the list to plan the day, and we use it to confirm the booking and one fixed fare with you.
Museum stops in town
The Hemet Museum is at 100 W Florida Ave, and the Western Science Center is at 2345 Searl Pkwy. The science center is home to the Pacific Mastodon and the collections from Diamond Valley Lake.
Outdoor time at the lake
Diamond Valley Lake, at 2615 Angler Ave, is a place for hiking, boating and fishing. If your group has gear, ask for the SUV.
The Ramona Bowl
The Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre dates to 1923 and stages the Ramona Pageant as well as concerts. An evening with dinner, the show and the ride home suits an hourly booking well.
Confirming the arrangement
The hours and the details are settled with you when you book, not decided on the day. What we can say now is that the fare is fixed and never subject to surge, so there is no moving target to worry about.
Idyllwild and the mountain road
Idyllwild sits up Highway 74, which starts climbing from Hemet and is a winding state road. If you want a scenic outing, tell us how long you would like to spend there and we plan the day around it.
Lunch and rest stops
A long day goes better with built-in breaks. Name the restaurants or the area where you want to eat, such as downtown along Florida Avenue, and the next leg of the day is planned around that stop.
Practical packing
Tell us if you are bringing coolers, hiking gear, golf clubs or a stroller. We pick the vehicle to match, and the SUV is usually the better choice for all of that.








