On the road
Rolls-Royce and Maybach, chauffeured
Photograph by Calreyn88, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Photo credits.
One car and one chauffeur for the whole stay, if you wish.
A Cullinan for the coast road and the edge of the desert, a Maybach for the long days spent in the back seat. The car is chosen for the stay, and the chauffeur is briefed on your programme before you land.
It waits rather than being called: at the airport, outside dinner, and at the last departure.
How it is arranged
- The car
- Chosen for the stay and the party, and settled in conversation rather than from a list.
- The chauffeur
- Briefed on your programme before you land, and, where you wish it, the same chauffeur for the length of the stay.
- Waiting
- At the airport, outside dinner and at the last departure, rather than called each time.
- Discretion
- Vetted chauffeurs, no livery, and a non-disclosure agreement where the arrangement calls for one.
What it can include
Rolls-Royce Phantom
The most formal of the cars, for a wedding or a first arrival.
Rolls-Royce Cullinan
The Rolls-Royce that takes a kerb, a desert road and a family’s cases in its stride.
Mercedes-Maybach S-Class
Reclining rear seats with leg rests, and a cabin quieter than most rooms.
Mercedes-Maybach GLS
The Maybach rear cabin at the height of an SUV, with room for the luggage.
Each car is arranged from a licensed operator, and chauffeured.