Amsterdam to Arnhem,
where the Veluwe begins.
Arnhem is a city on the Rhine with a forest at its back. One chauffeured car takes you from your Amsterdam address to the John Frost Bridge, the museum in the woods or the stadium in the south — and can keep going into the Veluwe when the day calls for it.
The places worth visiting around Arnhem are not next to the station.
Arnhem Centraal is a fine building to arrive in, but most reasons to travel here lie outside it: the Kröller-Müller Museum deep in the Hoge Veluwe national park, Burgers' Zoo and the Openluchtmuseum on the wooded northern edge of the city, the GelreDome across the river in the south, the Papendal sports centre out towards Oosterbeek. Each of them means a second vehicle after the train. A chauffeured car from Amsterdam removes the join: 125 kilometres of motorway and then straight to the gate.
The road is easy. Dispatch sends the chauffeur either down the A2 to Utrecht and east along the A12 through Veenendaal and Ede, or out on the A1 past Amersfoort and down to the A12 from the north, depending on the traffic that morning. You spend the time as you like — a call, a nap, the papers for the meeting — and the price is fixed whichever road wins.
Amsterdam ring to Arnhem via the A2 and A12 or the A1, motorway almost to the city limits.
Around 87 minutes on a normal day; the Utrecht ring is the stretch that decides it.
Per car for the full trip, taxes included and settled at booking.
A destination in the Hoge Veluwe or Oosterbeek rather than Arnhem itself changes the distance slightly; enter the real address at booking and the quote adjusts before you confirm. Park admission for the Hoge Veluwe is paid at the gate and is not part of the fare.
Every class is one fixed amount for the car. The chauffeur standard does not change between them; the space does.
A day at the zoo or the Openluchtmuseum with grandparents and children is what the Van Class exists for: seven seats, seven bags and captain chairs. For a museum day with two people, First Class turns the A12 into part of the outing.
Van Gogh in the middle of a national park, with a sculpture garden in the trees. The museum is reached through the Hoge Veluwe near Otterlo, a drive from Arnhem that no train covers; your chauffeur takes you to the entrance and waits.
The two big family days out sit next to each other on the northern edge of Arnhem. Leave Amsterdam after breakfast, arrive as the gates open, and have the car at the exit when small legs are done.
The stadium south of the centre fills the roads around it for hours either side of an event. A chauffeur who knows the approach roads and the agreed pickup point saves the part of the evening everyone dislikes.
Teams, federations and sponsors travel to the national sports centre between Arnhem and Oosterbeek for camps, meetings and events. A Van Class from Amsterdam carries staff and kit in one movement, invoiced to the organisation.
The John Frost Bridge, the Airborne Museum at Hartenstein and the war cemetery in Oosterbeek draw visitors from far abroad. A chauffeured day lets an older relative see all three without a step more than necessary.
Add the Veluwe to the trip.
Museum in the morning, lunch in Otterlo, the zoo or the Openluchtmuseum after — most Arnhem bookings grow once people see the map. Send us the rough shape of the day and dispatch returns one fixed price that covers the driving, the waiting and the run home.
The city hub — local hire, Schiphol transfers and chauffeur service in Gelderland.
The neighbouring city on the Waal, a few kilometres further south.
Chauffeured days out with the car and driver at your disposal.
Every intercity route we drive, with distances and the fixed-price model.
About 1h27 for the 125-kilometre trip in normal traffic. Dispatch looks at the A12 and the A1 before departure and picks the corridor that is moving; early morning and mid-afternoon departures usually clear Utrecht without delay.
Business Class is €428, Van Class €555 and First Class €849, per car and taxes included. A destination further into the Veluwe, such as Otterlo, adds a little distance and the quote is recalculated before you confirm.
Yes. A visit with waiting is quoted as a round trip, one amount for the day, and the same chauffeur brings you back to Amsterdam. Tell us roughly how long you would like at the museum and whether you want a stop for lunch in Otterlo.
Both. Child and baby seats are fitted on request for a small fee per seat, and a pram travels folded in the boot — the Van Class takes several. Mention ages when you book so the right seats are in the car.
Yes. Enter the venue as the destination and the chauffeur drives to the agreed entrance rather than the nearest station. For event days at the GelreDome we agree a pickup point beforehand, because roads close to the stadium are managed around kick-off.