How to plan an hourly chauffeur day in Imperial County
An hourly booking is flexible, and the best ones are planned a little. This is the way we set them up with you.
Pick a start time and a first stop
The start fixes everything after it. Give us the pickup address, the first destination and how long you will stay there.
Estimate the block
List the stops, then add travel between them. Valley towns are linked by SR 111, SR 86, SR 78 and I-8, and the gaps are real. We help you size the block of hours.
Waiting and loading
The car waits at each stop, and the chauffeur helps with bags. Tell us if a stop needs a particular entrance.
Event days
The California Mid-Winter Fair and Fiesta at the IV Fairgrounds in Imperial is a good case: arrive at a set gate, and the car waits.
Meals and breaks
Build a pause into the plan so the chauffeur is available when you return.
Extending the day
If the day runs long, call 747-309-0639 and we arrange more time.
Breaks, meals and rest
Long days need pauses. We write them into the plan so that the chauffeur is ready when you return.
Sharing the day with family
A family visiting relatives across the valley can use one SUV for the whole day, with child seats if you ask for them.
Combining service types
An hourly day can begin with an airport pickup and end with a dinner drop-off. Tell us the sequence, and we price it as one plan.
Choosing between hourly and point-to-point
A single trip to one address is simpler as a point-to-point ride. Hourly makes sense when you have three or more stops, a wait in the middle or an unpredictable finish time.
Family and visitor days
Visitors who want to see the valley, including El Centro, Calexico and Brawley, can ride in one vehicle with a chauffeur who holds the plan.
Bags, gear and purchases
Shopping bags, cameras and cases stay in the car, so you can walk each stop with free hands.
