Phoenix Chauffeur Co. runs chauffeured day trips from Phoenix to Sedona, the Grand Canyon South Rim, Flagstaff and Tucson, booked hourly as-directed from $360 all-in for a three-hour minimum. You keep the same professional chauffeur and vehicle for the entire outing, stopping where you like along the way — no meter, no rush. Every trip is quoted at a confirmed all-in rate before departure and can be arranged 24/7.
What day trips can I take from Phoenix?
The most popular chauffeured day trips from Phoenix are Sedona's red rocks, the Grand Canyon South Rim, historic Flagstaff and Tucson. Phoenix Chauffeur Co. handles all four as private, as-directed outings — you set the stops and the pace, the chauffeur handles the driving.
| Destination | One-way distance | Drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Sedona | ~116 mi | ~2 hr |
| Grand Canyon South Rim | ~230 mi | ~3.5–4 hr |
| Flagstaff | ~145 mi | ~2 hr 12 |
| Tucson | ~116 mi | ~1 hr 50 |
See the full menu on our Sedona day trip page.
How much does a chauffeured day trip cost?
Day trips are booked hourly as-directed, starting at $360 all-in for an executive sedan on a three-hour minimum, with a luxury SUV from $440. Because the reservation is timed rather than metered by distance, you pay for the hours you use, not for every stop and photo.
Phoenix Chauffeur Co. quotes the full all-in rate before departure, and gratuity, tax and card processing are already included. Longer runs like the Grand Canyon are simply booked for more hours; ask us for an estimate on our rates page.
All-in estimate — gratuity, tax and card processing included, rounded to the nearest $10.
Why hire a chauffeur instead of driving yourself?
A chauffeur turns a long desert highway into part of the vacation. On the Sedona and Grand Canyon routes you gain hours of unbroken scenery without navigating I-17's grades, parking at trailheads, or worrying about the drive home after a long day.
Phoenix Chauffeur Co. also brings local knowledge — the best overlooks, timing to beat the crowds, and where to stop for lunch in Flagstaff or Jerome. It is a private outing, not a fixed bus tour.
When is the best time for a Sedona or Grand Canyon trip?
November through April is peak season, with Valley highs in the 60s and 70s and comfortable conditions up north. Phoenix tops 110°F on about 21 days a year, so summer day trips are booked early in the morning with a climate-controlled cabin waiting whenever you return to the vehicle.
Sedona and the Grand Canyon sit at higher elevation and stay cooler than Phoenix year-round, which makes them a natural escape even in the warm months.
Which vehicle is best for a day trip?
For a couple, the executive sedan or Mercedes S-Class is the comfortable choice on a two-hour drive to Sedona. Families and groups usually prefer the luxury SUV for legroom and luggage, while the Sprinter van suits parties of up to fourteen heading to the Grand Canyon together.
- Sedan / S-Class — couples and executives
- Luxury SUV — families, gear and comfort on longer routes
- Sprinter Van — group outings up to 14 passengers
Compare cabins on the fleet page.