Luxury private driver in Vannes

In Vannes, Signature Bretagne provides a luxury private driver service: one driver, dedicated to you for your whole stay, a prestige saloon prepared before you arrive, and a route planned around your day. You deal with a private driver house, not a booking platform: the person who answers your request is the one who organises your journey.

Most of our clients come from abroad. All our drivers speak English, and everything, from the quote to the last journey, is handled in English or in French, by phone, by email or on WhatsApp.

• Mercedes-Benz S-Class or BMW i7 prestige saloon, Mercedes-Benz E-Class executive saloon, Mercedes-Benz van for up to 7 passengers
• Personal welcome at the station and the airport, flights and trains tracked in real time
• Luggage handled for you, child seats on request
• A detailed written proposal before every booking

Executives on business, public figures, guests of honour at a reception: a VIP service rests first of all on discretion. Your driver arrives in dark attire, opens the door, takes care of the luggage and knows how to stay in the background during the journey. Confidentiality is part of the job.

For a day of meetings, a chauffeur at your disposal stays with you from one address to the next: he waits outside each place, your belongings stay on board, and the car becomes a quiet office between two appointments. In the evening, he drops you at the restaurant, in the old town or facing the Gulf, and collects you whenever suits you.

Vannes station is served by high-speed trains from Paris, in about two and a half hours. This is where we meet most travellers, to take them to their hotel, their villa or straight to a ferry landing.

If you are flying, there are several options. Vannes airport, north of the town, receives private aviation; Lorient airport, under an hour away, mainly handles business aviation. For scheduled flights, Rennes and Nantes airports are an hour and a quarter to an hour and a half away by road. In each case your driver waits at the terminal and follows the actual time of your flight.

The Gulf is a small inland sea scattered with islands and edged with villages, oyster farms and coastal paths. Its indented shoreline stretches distances: two places that look close on the map can be half an hour apart by road. A driver who knows these roads saves you valuable time.

We take you to the landings for the Île-aux-Moines or the Île d’Arz and wait for your return. On the other side of the Gulf, the Rhuys peninsula leads to the château of Suscinio, once a residence of the Dukes of Brittany, then to the Crouesty marina and the beaches of Arzon.

• Drop-off and collection at the landings, to match the boat times
• Seafood restaurants and places to eat overlooking the Gulf
• Hotels, thalassotherapy and villas on the Rhuys peninsula

West of Vannes, the road passes through Auray and its little harbour of Saint-Goustan, then reaches Carnac, whose rows of standing stones are among the most famous megalithic sites in Europe. La Trinité-sur-Mer, home port of great ocean-racing yachts, is close by.

Further on, the Quiberon peninsula reaches out into the ocean, with its wild coast on one side and sheltered beaches on the other. Quiberon is also where the boats leave for Belle-Île. Together they make a very fine day, which can be made lighter by choosing just two or three stops.

The Morbihan hosts many weddings and private receptions, in manor houses, estates and seaside properties. We organise the arrival of guests from the station or the airports, then the late-night returns.

For a stay of several days, the same driver remains at your disposal: dinner within the walls of Vannes, a day on the Gulf, a round of golf, a trip to Pont-Aven or the forest of Brocéliande. Everything is handled in English or in French.

A family from London rent a villa in Arzon for two weeks: a welcome at Nantes airport by van, with luggage and child seats, then two days of touring during the stay. Friends meet for a golfing weekend and wish to be driven to the course each morning, then to a restaurant in the evening.

A couple are receiving eighty wedding guests at a manor house near Auray: three vehicles handle arrivals from Vannes station on the Friday, then returns to the hotels late on Saturday night. A solo traveller simply wants to see Carnac and Quiberon between two trains.