The castles of Île-de-France,
dropped off right at the gates.
Versailles, Fontainebleau, Chantilly, Vaux-le-Vicomte. A driver who stays on site during your visit, two castles in one day if you want, and no train timetable to watch.
- Drop-off as close as possible to the entrance, not the station
- The driver waits: your visit sets the pace
- Up to 7 passengers at the same rate
- Belongings kept safe in the vehicle during the visit
Your castle day
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Cabin Configuration & Luggage1 · Passengers / 1 · Checked suitcases
4 individual face-to-face leather seats, maximum legroom, serene silence, and 1,030 L of trunk volume.
Large checked bags
Checked bag (max 6)
Cabin bags & trolleys
Cabin bag (max 6)
Backpacks
Always free, up to 7 - the XXL trunk easily fits them
Free cancellation until 24 hours before departure; 48 hours for journeys starting or ending outside Île-de-France.
Four castles, four different days out
Distances are measured from central Paris. What really changes from one castle to another is not the drive: it is what stands between the nearest station and the gate.
The closest and busiest. Drop-off as close as the entrance rules allow, the same day.
Dedicated Versailles pageCour du Cheval-Blanc and the surrounding forest. Far less crowded than Versailles at the same hour.
Dedicated Fontainebleau pageEstate, Grandes Écuries and park. Combines easily with Senlis in the same day.
Dedicated Chantilly pageNo station nearby that actually helps: this is the castle where a car changes everything.
Frequently asked questions about castle day trips
Yes, two fit comfortably, three becomes a rush. The smoothest combination is Chantilly in the morning and Senlis or Vaux-le-Vicomte in the afternoon, because the distances between them stay short. Versailles and Fontainebleau on the same day is possible but leaves little time for each, since they sit on opposite sides of Paris.
For Versailles, the train is a fair option: the station is close to the castle. For Fontainebleau, Chantilly and especially Vaux-le-Vicomte, the station leaves you several kilometres from the gates, with a bus or taxi connection that dictates your return time. The van drops you at the entrance and picks you up when you come out.
Yes, that is the whole point of hourly disposal: the driver stays on site while you visit, with your belongings safe in the vehicle. The rate is hourly, €96 per hour, with a minimum of 3 hours. For a day covering two castles, this is almost always cheaper than four separate one-way trips.
From €60 per vehicle for the closest ones, the exact amount depending on the real distance from your address and shown before you confirm the booking. The rate is per vehicle, not per person: split between 7 passengers, it goes a long way.
This is actually the main benefit on these trips. No connections, no walk between a station and a gate, no steps, and a wide sliding door to get in without contorting. Child seats and booster seats are provided free of charge, just mention it when booking.
You let the driver know, and he stays. Extra hours are billed at the same hourly rate, with no penalty or last-minute surcharge. It is the opposite of a train you cannot afford to miss.
We do not sell tickets and make no claim to: each estate has its own ticket office, opening hours and closing days, which change with the season. Check them on the official website before fixing your pickup time, and we build the day around it.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before pickup. Within that window, 50% of the quoted fare is charged, and 100% for a no-show.