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Price per vehicle, not per person A group of 4 pays the same as a solo traveller. The more you are, the less each person pays.
Your schedule, not the coach driver's Stay longer where you want. No waiting for other passengers.
Door-to-door from your hotel No bus stations, no Tube with luggage. We collect you and drop you back.
Fixed price, agreed in advance No meter, no surge, no surprises. What you see is what you pay.

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A private Cambridge day tour from London with Chauffeurz costs from £575 per vehicle (around US$730) for a full 8-hour day in a Budget Saloon up to 3 passengers. Executive MPV for up to 6 passengers is £850 (~US$1,078), roughly US$180 each in a group of 6. All prices are per vehicle, not per person. Cambridge is approximately 60 miles north-east of London, 90 minutes each way via the M11, leaving 4 to 4.5 hours in the city. Your chauffeur collects you at 10:00 after breakfast, drives you to Cambridge, waits throughout your visit, and brings you home by early evening. King’s College Chapel, the Backs, punting on the Cam, at your own pace, without a group and without a fixed schedule.

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Eight centuries of academic excellence, ninety minutes from your hotel door

Your own car and chauffeur for the day, from your London hotel to Cambridge and back. Stand inside King’s College Chapel, the finest Gothic building in England. Walk along the Backs, where the river runs behind the oldest colleges and you can see why Cambridge looks the way it does in every photograph. Go punting on the Cam if the weather suits. Have lunch in a pub that has been there since the university was founded. No group, no commentary, no fixed schedule, Cambridge at your own pace.

Duration8 hours door to door · 4 to 4.5 hours in Cambridge
From£575 (~US$730) per vehicle, not per person
Departure10:00 from your hotel, after rush hour
Distance~60 miles from Central London · 90 min via M11
Group size1 to 8 passengers depending on vehicle
Entry ticketsKing’s College ~£15 · Trinity ~£12 · Fitzwilliam free

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Price by vehicle, 8 hours

All prices are per vehicle for the full 8-hour day, not per person. VAT included. USD equivalents are approximate.

Budget SaloonUp to 3 passengers · 2 large cases
£575~US$730
Budget MPVUp to 6 passengers · 4 large cases
£625~US$793
Budget 8 SeaterUp to 8 passengers · ideal for large families
£665~US$843
Executive SaloonMercedes E-Class or BMW 5 Series · up to 3 passengers
£780~US$990
Executive MPV MOST POPULARMercedes V-Class · up to 6 passengers · ~US$180/person in a group of 6
£850~US$1,078
Executive 8 SeaterUp to 8 passengers in executive comfort
£895~US$1,135
First Class SaloonMercedes S-Class or BMW 7 Series · up to 3 passengers
£1,035~US$1,312
First Class MPVMercedes V-Class First Class · up to 6 passengers
£1,095~US$1,389
Luxury SaloonRange Rover, Bentley and similar · up to 3 passengers
£1,520~US$1,928
Luxury SUVRange Rover LWB, Rolls-Royce Ghost and similar · up to 4 passengers
£1,595~US$2,023

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What is included

  • A licensed vehicle and professional chauffeur for 8 hours
  • Collection from and return to your London hotel or address
  • All fuel, mileage and parking in Cambridge
  • Waiting time throughout your visit
  • Bottled water and phone charging in the vehicle
  • Fixed price agreed before you travel, no meter, no surge

What is not included

  • ×College entry fees, King’s College ~£15, Trinity College ~£12, Fitzwilliam Museum free
  • ×A guide, the chauffeur drives and knows Cambridge well but does not provide formal commentary. Blue Badge Guide available from £250
  • ×Punting, arranged on the day at the river punt stations or pre-booked online
  • ×Food and drink

The day, hour by hour

10:00

Collection from your hotel

Breakfast done, rush hour cleared. Your chauffeur arrives and you leave comfortably. Cambridge is north-east of London, the M11 is one of the quieter motorways out of the city at this hour.

10:00 to 11:30

Drive to Cambridge via the M11

90 minutes through East London, Essex, and into Cambridgeshire. The flat Fenland landscape opens up as you approach the city. Your chauffeur drops you near the city centre and parks nearby.

11:30 to 13:30

Cambridge, morning circuit

King’s College and its chapel, the Backs, Trinity College, the Mathematical Bridge at Queens’ College, the Bridge of Sighs at St John’s College, the Round Church on Bridge Street. Most of this is within a 15-minute walk of King’s Parade. Your chauffeur is reachable by phone throughout.

13:30 to 14:30

Lunch

The Anchor pub on Silver Street is the classic choice, on the river bank, a short walk from the punt stations, popular with students and visitors alike. The Eagle on Bene’t Street is where Watson and Crick announced the discovery of DNA in 1953. The covered market off Market Square has good independent cafes. Your chauffeur can suggest or book a table.

14:30 to 17:00

Cambridge, afternoon

Punting on the Cam if the weather suits, hire a chauffeured punt at Silver Street or Magdalene Bridge and spend an hour on the river with the college backs on one side and the willows on the other. Or the Fitzwilliam Museum (free, Egyptian mummies, Impressionist paintings, ancient coins). Or simply walk further along the river toward Grantchester, the meadows downstream are beautiful in any season.

17:00 to 18:30

Return to London

90 minutes back via the M11. Back at your hotel by 18:30, evening ahead of you.

What to see in Cambridge

1.

King’s College ChapelThe finest Gothic building in England. Built between 1446 and 1515, the fan vault ceiling is the largest in the world. The great east window is original 16th-century glass. Rubens’ Adoration of the Magi hangs at the altar, donated to the college and hanging there since 1961. Entry to the chapel is included in the King’s College ticket (~£15). The Choir sings Evensong on most weekdays and Saturdays, free to attend if you time your visit right.
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The BacksThe riverside gardens behind the college buildings, the stretch of the River Cam between Silver Street Bridge and Magdalene Bridge where the backs of the oldest colleges face the river across parkland. The view from the Backs of King’s College Chapel across the grass is one of the most recognisable in England. Free to walk and photograph.
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Trinity CollegeThe largest and wealthiest Cambridge college, founded by Henry VIII in 1546. Isaac Newton, Francis Bacon, Byron, Tennyson, Bertrand Russell, and 34 Nobel laureates studied here. The Great Court is the largest enclosed courtyard in the world. Entry ~£12 adult. The Wren Library, designed by Christopher Wren in 1695, holds original manuscripts including Milton’s handwritten Paradise Lost and A.A. Milne’s original Winnie-the-Pooh.
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The Mathematical Bridge and the Bridge of SighsThe Mathematical Bridge at Queens’ College is a wooden bridge built on mathematical principles, legend (false) says it was built without any bolts by Newton. The Bridge of Sighs at St John’s College is a covered stone bridge over the Cam, built in 1831, named after the famous bridge in Venice. Both are free to photograph from the river banks or from the surrounding streets.
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Punting on the River CamThe quintessential Cambridge experience. A chauffeured punt, where a Cambridge student or professional punter does the work while you sit and enjoy the view, covers the Backs, passing behind King’s, Clare, Trinity Hall, Trinity, St John’s and Magdalene colleges. Around 45-60 minutes. Your chauffeur can walk you to the nearest punt station at Silver Street or Magdalene Bridge.
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The Fitzwilliam MuseumFree entry. One of the oldest public museums in England, founded in 1816. Egyptian mummies, Greek and Roman antiquities, Impressionist paintings (Monet, Renoir, Degas), old master drawings, and a vast collection of coins and medals. A good place to spend an hour if the weather is poor or if the colleges are busy with events.

Oxford or Cambridge, which one should you visit?

The honest answer: both are worth visiting, and most people who do both are glad they did. The differences are real but subtle.

Choose Cambridge if
You want to go punting, the Backs are unique to Cambridge and genuinely beautiful. You want to see King’s College Chapel, which has no equivalent in Oxford. You prefer a slightly smaller, more compact city centre. You are interested in science history, Newton, Darwin, Watson and Crick all worked here.
Choose Oxford if
You are Harry Potter fans, Oxford has multiple filming locations. You want to see the Bodleian Library and Radcliffe Camera, which are more architecturally dramatic. You prefer a slightly larger city with more to explore on foot. You want to combine with Blenheim Palace, which is 8 miles away.

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Questions

How much does a private Cambridge day tour from London cost?+

Private Cambridge day tours start from £575 (around US$730) for a Budget Saloon up to 3 passengers for 8 hours. Executive MPV for up to 6 passengers is £850 (~US$1,078), roughly US$180 each in a group of 6. First Class Saloon is £1,035, Luxury SUV is £1,595. All prices per vehicle, not per person, VAT included.

Is a guide included?+

No. Your chauffeur drives, waits, and knows Cambridge well, he can suggest the best walking route and where to have lunch, but does not provide formal academic commentary inside the colleges. Cambridge is very walkable and well signed. A qualified Blue Badge Guide can be arranged from £250 for a half day.

What is punting and should we try it?+

Punting is propelling a flat-bottomed boat along a shallow river using a long pole. The Backs route along the Cam, passing behind King’s, Trinity, St John’s and other colleges, is one of the best ways to see Cambridge. A chauffeured punt (where a Cambridge student or punter does the work) is recommended, around 45-60 minutes on the river, with the college backs on one side and willows on the other. Available at Silver Street and Magdalene Bridge punt stations, no advance booking needed outside peak summer weekends.

Do we need to book any tickets in advance?+

King’s College (~£15 adult) and Trinity College (~£12 adult) can be purchased on the day. The Fitzwilliam Museum is free, no ticket needed. The Backs, the Mathematical Bridge view, the Bridge of Sighs, and most of central Cambridge are free to walk around. Note that colleges occasionally close for exams and graduation ceremonies, we recommend checking the specific college websites before your visit.

Oxford or Cambridge, which should we visit?+

Both are excellent and the same distance from London. Choose Cambridge if punting, King’s College Chapel, and the Backs are your priorities. Choose Oxford if Harry Potter filming locations, the Bodleian Library, or combining with Blenheim Palace matters most. Most visitors who do both say the contrast is the point, they are similar on the surface but genuinely different in feel. If you can only choose one and have no strong preference, Cambridge is generally considered the more picturesque of the two.

Is there a minimum number of passengers?+

No. The price is per vehicle, not per person. An Executive MPV at £850 for 6 passengers works out at roughly US$180 each for a full 8-hour private day, competitive with individual guided tour packages that include a group coach.

What is the cancellation policy?+

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your collection time. Inside 24 hours, charges apply as set out in our Terms and Conditions.

The Backs, the chapel, the punts, at your own pace

From £575 per vehicle (~US$730) for 8 hours. Your chauffeur, your Cambridge, your day, no group, no fixed schedule, no rush.

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