- 20.2miles
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- 34min
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Road times are live-traffic estimates for a weekday morning; your quoted price uses your exact addresses.
01 — Who the day suits
Two major visits with one chauffeur throughout
This day joins Windsor Castle and Stonehenge for a couple, family or small group without separate local transfers. Collections cover Berkshire homes and stations, named Heathrow-area hotels and precise London addresses. The vehicle holds coats, day bags, pushchairs or travel luggage between the two visits.
02 — A sample itinerary
Use elapsed hours to protect both visits
From central Reading, Windsor begins around hour one with two to three hours for the castle. Use the routed figures here; exact addresses shape the quote. Stonehenge begins around hour six and the return around hour eight; other starts change those markers.
03 — How the private day runs
From chauffeur assignment to the agreed return
- Step 1Before the dayChauffeur assignmentFCET sends the assigned chauffeur and vehicle details before collection.
- Step 2On approachArrival messageThe chauffeur sends an approach message at the confirmed collection point.
- Step 3Between visitsCabin between visitsThe chauffeur prepares the cabin before each agreed onward collection.
- Step 4At the returnFinal cabin checkThe chauffeur checks the cabin after the return set-down.
04 — Between landmarks
The road remains visible from the shared cabin
The chauffeur keeps Windsor, Stonehenge and the agreed return point within one timed itinerary. Passenger numbers, day bags and collection points remain attached to the booking across the substantial road sections.
05 — Continue planning
Reverse and nearby journeys
06 — Pacing and stops
Allow for admissions, walking and the A303
Confirmed admission windows, entry, security and the Stonehenge shuttle anchor the day. Lunch or a comfort stop reduces visit time or moves the return later. Central Windsor's limited waiting and a busy A303 require precise reunion points; Stonehenge uses its signed visitor parking and designated vehicle arrangements.
First suits one or two passengers; XL adds seating and storage for a family or group. The booking records the date, pickup, final drop-off, contact, party, luggage, child seats, admission details, priority landmark, lunch, agreed waiting, extra stops, duration, route and cost.
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