San Diego private group transportation
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Private group transportation in San Diego for airport arrivals, events, teams and days out.
Group travel in San Diego
Private transportation across San Diego and San Diego County
We are a private group transportation company based in San Diego, and we run our own vehicles and chauffeurs. The work here is conventions, weddings and long drives across the county. The county is big, so we book the whole day.
Choose an SUV, a Sprinter Van, a minibus or a motorcoach for airport transfers, Coronado weddings, La Jolla shuttles and days in wine country or the mountains. We pick up in San Diego, La Jolla, Mission Valley and North County.
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Hourly charters, airport transfers, weddings, events, business travel and group outings across San Diego.
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On the road
Groups, vehicles and cabins around San Diego.
The fleet
SUV, Sprinter van, minibus, or motorcoach.
The 6-passenger Luxury SUV is for executive travel and short airport runs. Its spacious luggage area holds the check-in bags of a small party.
The 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Executive Van carries a wedding party, a visiting team or an airport group, and it can reach the Coronado and La Jolla addresses that a coach cannot.
The 27-passenger Minibus runs the convention and campus shuttles. It has a luggage compartment, so it works on airport runs too.
The 56-passenger Motor Coach takes a convention block, a team or a large guest list in one vehicle. It has an onboard restroom and underbelly luggage room for runs to North County, Temecula or Julian.
We have three more classes. The 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Shuttle Van has the same cabin and luggage compartment as the Executive Van. The 31-passenger Minibus seats four more than the 27, with leather captain seating and individual belts. The 40-passenger Motor Coach carries the onboard restroom and the 452 Cu. Ft. underbelly luggage room for a day across the county. The fleet page lists all seven.
Send the passenger count, the luggage and the addresses. San Diego County is wide, so the length of the trip decides the class as often as the size of the group does.
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Where we operate in San Diego
We drive groups from hotels in the Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy and La Jolla to the San Diego Convention Center and Coronado. On a convention day we hold the vehicle for you between sessions, and it stays with you after the first drop-off.
San Diego International is the main airport, minutes from downtown. McClellan-Palomar serves North County, and groups crossing the border use the Tijuana Cross Border Xpress. Send the flight number and we match the pickup to the scheduled arrival.
We book private-aviation arrivals the same way as a commercial flight. Send the tail number, the FBO and the estimated arrival time and we time the pickup to it. Departures from the same fields are booked the same way.
We pick up wedding and event groups in the Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy, La Jolla and Coronado. In Coronado and along the La Jolla cliffs, a large vehicle cannot stop at every door, so we check the access for the bigger classes before the date.
Our corporate work in San Diego is conventions and campuses. We run hotel-block shuttles to the convention center, executive car service between offices and research campuses, and employee shuttle programs. Recurring routes are quoted as a program.
A wedding day here runs between a downtown or La Jolla hotel and a venue on the coast, in Coronado or in North County. The wedding party rides in a 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter, guests come in a larger class, and the late return is on the same booking.
Day trips go from San Diego to Temecula Valley wine country and to Julian in the mountains. We book them as-directed, so the vehicle stays with you all day and you can change the stops as you go.
School and youth groups, teams, and faith and community groups ride in the 27-passenger Minibus or the 56-passenger Motor Coach. On a day that crosses the county, the luggage room and the onboard restroom decide which one you need.
We also run non-emergency appointment transportation, and the vehicle waits while you are at the appointment. With an hourly or as-directed charter, you keep the vehicle for a block of time.
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Common questions
What parts of San Diego County do you serve?
We pick up in San Diego, La Jolla, Mission Valley and North County, and we run day trips out to Temecula Valley and Julian.
Which airports do you serve from San Diego?
San Diego International, McClellan-Palomar and the Tijuana Cross Border Xpress. We book private-aviation arrivals the same way when you send the tail number, the FBO and the estimated arrival time.
Which vehicles serve San Diego groups?
A 6-passenger Luxury SUV, a 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Executive Van, a 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Shuttle Van, a 27-passenger Minibus, a 31-passenger Minibus, a 40-passenger Motor Coach and a 56-passenger Motor Coach.
Can you shuttle a group between a hotel block and the convention center?
Yes. We quote repeating shuttle runs as one program on a fixed route and schedule.
How do I book?
Book online at any hour. The booking form takes the date, the pickup address, the stops, the destination, the passenger count and the luggage.
Can I hold a vehicle by the hour?
Yes. With an hourly or as-directed charter, the vehicle and chauffeur stay with your group and you set the stops as the day goes.
Do you run wine-country and mountain day trips?
Yes. Our standard day trips from San Diego go to Temecula Valley and Julian. We book them as-directed, so you can change the stops on the day.
What else do you cover besides convention and airport work?
We also cover weddings, team travel, school and youth group transportation, faith and community charters, non-emergency appointment transportation and casino and entertainment trips.
Your trip starts here
Plan your San Diego trip.
Enter the date, the pickup address, the stops, the destination, the passenger count and the luggage in our booking system, then choose the vehicle that suits the distance.