Your Windsor Chauffeur offering luxury chauffeur-driven tours of Windsor, Windsor Castle, Windsor Great Park and Ascot.

Our experienced award-winning chauffeurs are at your disposal in your choice from the best chauffeur-driven cars.

Sample Windsor Chauffeur Tour Itinerary

8:30 AM – Pickup from central London

• Your chauffeur meets you in a luxury car (e.g. Mercedes S-Class / E-Class / V-Class, or similar) for a relaxed drive out to Windsor — roughly 21–25 miles west of London.
• Enjoy a comfortable journey while your chauffeur handles parking and arrival logistics.

9:30 AM — Arrival in Windsor & Morning Walk

• Begin with a gentle stroll through the historic streets of Windsor, browsing charming shops, cafés and perhaps grabbing a coffee or pastry. Local cobbled streets and riverside lanes provide quintessential English-town charm.
• Consider a short riverside walk along the Thames for peaceful views and a relaxed start to your day.

10:30 AM — Visit Windsor Castle

• Explore the castle’s historic State Apartments, interiors and royal heritage: the castle is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, with more than 1,000 years of royal history.
• If you’re visiting between April and end of July and the schedule aligns, your chauffeur can aim to arrive in time to catch the Changing of the Guard ceremony — traditionally around 11:00 AM (Mon–Sat).
• Discover highlights such as the medieval foundations, St George’s Chapel, State Apartments and royal memorabilia.

12:30 PM — Lunch in Windsor

• Enjoy lunch at one of Windsor’s traditional pubs or riverside cafés — perfect way to soak up the town’s atmosphere.
• If you prefer something more relaxed or family-friendly, there are plenty of casual spots in town near the castle and river.

1:30 PM — Walk to Windsor Great Park / The Long Walk

• Head to Windsor Great Park — a sprawling royal parkland formerly the private hunting ground of Windsor Castle. It’s perfect for a peaceful stroll or relaxed walk.
• Walk along The Long Walk, the iconic tree-lined avenue stretching from the castle toward the famous “Copper Horse” statue — offering spectacular views back toward Windsor Castle.

3:00 PM — Optional: Visit Nearby Eton College / Local Town of Eton (or relax in town)

• If you like, take a quick drive over to Eton (just across the Thames) to see the historic public school’s buildings or browse its charming streets.
• Alternatively, remain in Windsor for some relaxed browsing in shops or a drink by the river — especially pleasant on a sunny afternoon.

4:00 PM — Return to London (or onward, if you choose a multi-destination tour)

• Your chauffeur drives you back to London (or another destination, e.g. a hotel or airport).
• Sit back, relax and enjoy comfortable transport while you reflect on a full day of history, scenery and charm.

• Example price does not include attraction admission costs or lunch.
• This is just an example tour. We can create a tailor-made tour just for you.

A Windsor Castle day trip is a very popular choice with our London visitors. If you wish to see the Changing of the Guard at Windsor Castle, this usually takes place at 11am, Mondays to Saturdays from April until the end of July.

Windsor Castle is a royal residence at Windsor in the English county of Berkshire. Originally built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century after the Norman invasion of England. The castle has been used by the reigning monarch since the time of Henry I, and is the longest-occupied palace in Europe.

It is a popular tourist attraction, a venue for hosting state visits, and was the preferred weekend home of Queen Elizabeth II.

Windsor Great Park is a 5000 acre Royal Park, including a deer park. It is adjacent to the private 650 acres Home Park, which is nearer the castle. The park was the private hunting ground of Windsor Castle and dates primarily from the mid-13th century. Most parts of the park are open to the public, free of charge, although there is a charge to enter Savill Garden.

Guards Polo Club is one of the most prestigious private members clubs in the world. Located in the beautiful surroundings of Windsor Great Park. Home of the prestigious Cartier Queen’s Cup. See also Ham Polo Club near Richmond upon Thames.

Guards Polo Club
Smith’s Lawn Windsor Great Park Egham
Surrey
TW20 0HP
https://www.guardspoloclub.com

Windsor is situated 21.7 miles (34.9 km) west of central London.

19 miles away from Windsor along the Thames is Hampton Court Palace. A full day tour could combine both places.

Windsor is not far from Runnymede, where the Magna Carta was signed. As well as Ascot, home to Royal Ascot.

We offer safe chauffeur chaperoned school and college transfers including Eton College and nearby Harrow Schools.