Service
Private Chauffeur in Italy
A dedicated driver for your day, your week or your whole trip — punctual, discreet and familiar with Italy's restricted zones, roads and parking.
The essentials
- Booking types
- Hourly (three-hour minimum), full day (8–10 hours) or multi-day
- Vehicles
- E-Class or similar (up to 3 passengers), V-Class or similar (up to 7), luxury vehicles on request
- Where
- Rome, Milan, Florence and Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, the lakes and Venice
- Best for
- Business days, sightseeing, wine days, honeymoons and multi-stop itineraries
What's included
- Licensed, insured chauffeur and vehicle
- Fixed price for the agreed hours and distance
- Fuel, tolls and parking as quoted
- Water and phone chargers on board
- Flexible timings and extensions at the quoted hourly rate
Why a chauffeur beats a rental car in Italy
- Restricted-traffic zones (ZTL) can bring fines if you drive into them by mistake
- Parking in historic centres is scarce and expensive
- Wine days need a designated driver
- Narrow roads on the Amalfi Coast and in the hills are stressful for visitors
Frequently asked questions
Hourly or full-day?
Hourly suits meetings and city use. A full-day price is better value for day trips and sightseeing.
Do drivers speak English?
We request English-speaking drivers as standard; tell us if you need another language.
Can the chauffeur wait between meetings?
Yes. Waiting is included within the booked hours.
Facts on this page last reviewed: 2026-09-19.