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
City-to-City Limo Transfers from Toronto
Door to door between cities with no terminal, no security queue and no rental counter — at a flat fare quoted before you leave.
City-to-City Transfers
For journeys of two to six hours, a chauffeured car frequently beats flying once you count the drive to the airport, the two hours before departure, the baggage carousel and the taxi at the other end. You leave from your own front door and arrive at the exact address you are going to.
It is also the only mode of travel where the whole journey is usable. Take calls, spread out documents, sleep. Our long-distance vehicles are chosen for a quiet cabin and a comfortable seat rather than the lowest running cost.
Routes we run most
- Toronto → Niagara Falls / Niagara-on-the-Lake — about 90 minutes
- Toronto → Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, London — the tech and university corridor
- Toronto → Ottawa and Kingston — along the 401 corridor
- Toronto → Montreal — a long but very workable day
- Toronto → Buffalo (BUF) and Detroit (DTW) — cross-border with experienced chauffeurs
- Toronto → Barrie, Collingwood, Blue Mountain and Muskoka — cottage and ski season
How long-distance pricing works
A flat fare, quoted in advance, covering the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, tolls and taxes for the whole journey. Traffic does not change it. Where a return the same day is involved we quote the round trip including the chauffeur's waiting hours, which is almost always cheaper than two one-way charters.
Cross-border journeys
For runs to Buffalo, Detroit or upstate New York we assign chauffeurs who cross the border regularly and know the lane discipline at the Peace Bridge, the Queenston-Lewiston and the Ambassador. Every passenger needs valid travel documents, and we send a plain-English reminder of what to have ready before the day. Border wait time is included in the quoted fare.
Included as standard
What you get with this service
- Flat fare quoted before departure, tolls and fuel included
- Door to door — no terminals, no queues, no rental counter
- Quiet cabin, Wi-Fi hotspot on request, phone charging
- Comfort stops built into longer routes
- Border-experienced chauffeurs for US crossings
- Same-day return trips priced as one round-trip charter
The fleet
Vehicles for this service
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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Questions about city-to-city transfers
How much is a limo from Toronto to Niagara Falls?
It is quoted as a flat one-way or return fare depending on the vehicle class and whether the chauffeur waits. Because the price is fixed, holiday traffic on the QEW costs you nothing extra. Send us the pickup address and the date for a written quote.
Is a car service cheaper than flying to Ottawa or Montreal?
For two or more people travelling together it frequently is, once you add airfares, checked bags, the transfer at both ends and the time spent in terminals. For a single traveller flying is usually cheaper on price alone — but the car wins on door-to-door time for anything under about five hours of driving.
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.
Do you cross the border into the United States?
Yes — Buffalo, Niagara Falls NY, Detroit and further on request. All passengers need valid travel documents, and border wait time is already included in the fare we quote you.
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.