1–3 passengers
Luxury Sedan
The quiet workhorse of the fleet. One chauffeur, one clean car, and a fare agreed before you get in.
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Toronto & the Greater Toronto Area
Limo from Toronto to Montreal
A long day, but a workable one — and door to door it is often no slower than flying once both airports are counted.
Toronto → Montreal
The route
This is a genuine intercity charter rather than a transfer, and it is priced accordingly: one flat fare covering the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, tolls and taxes for the whole journey.
We plan comfort stops into the route and, for groups, recommend the Sprinter van over multiple sedans — everyone travels together, the luggage fits, and it is one invoice rather than three.
Why people book this run
- Corporate travel between the two business centres
- Family travel with significant luggage
- Passengers who cannot or prefer not to fly
- Groups of four or more, where fares multiply and a charter does not
- Onward connections to Montreal-Trudeau airport
What the flat fare includes
- The vehicle and chauffeur for the whole journey
- Fuel, highway tolls and applicable taxes
- Comfort stops on longer routes
- Border wait time, on cross-border runs
- Flight tracking where the trip starts or ends at an airport
Other routes we run
The fleet
Vehicles for this route
4–6 passengers
Executive SUV
Full-size SUV with real luggage room. The right answer for winter roads, golf clubs and long-haul arrivals.
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10–14 passengers
Executive Sprinter Van
Conference seating, standing height and real luggage capacity — one vehicle instead of three sedans.
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Partner network
Travelling to Toronto, or out of it?
Most trips that need a chauffeur also need a flight, a hotel or a car at the other end. BookingWorldwide.net covers all three — useful for wedding guests flying in, corporate teams heading to a conference, and anyone building a trip around the ride we are providing.
Straight answers
Toronto to Montreal — common questions
How much is a limo from Toronto to Montreal?
It is quoted as a flat fare rather than a meter, and it depends on the vehicle class and whether the chauffeur waits for a return. The fare includes fuel, tolls, taxes and the chauffeur's time, and it does not change if the traffic does. Send us the pickup address and the date for a written price.
How long does the drive from Toronto to Montreal take?
Roughly five and a half to six hours on the 401 — the distance is about 540 km. We plan against real conditions for your date and hour rather than a best-case estimate.
Can the chauffeur wait and bring us back the same day?
Yes. Same-day returns are quoted as a single round-trip charter including the waiting hours, which costs less than booking two separate one-way trips.
Which vehicle should we book?
One to three passengers with luggage: a luxury sedan. Four to six, or anyone with skis, golf clubs or a lot of cases: an executive SUV. Seven or more travelling together: the Sprinter van. Tell us the real passenger and luggage count and we will recommend rather than guess.
Reservations open 24/7
Ready to reserve your vehicle?
Enter the trip in the booking system for an instant all-in price, or call a dispatcher — 24 hours a day, every day of the year.