Inland Empire · Riverside County
Temecula sits off I-15 in southwest Riverside County, and every ride we book there starts in Los Angeles or Orange County. The most common trip is a wine-tasting day: an hourly booking that begins at your door, takes you to the wineries along Rancho California and De Portola Roads, and brings you home with the same chauffeur, so no one in the group has to drive after tasting. We also do one-way drop-offs at Pechanga, winery resorts and wedding venues. Because rides can’t begin in Temecula, a weekend stay needs a separate plan for the trip back.
Estimated one-way prices; we pick up anywhere in Los Angeles and Orange County. Your exact fixed price is shown before you pay, based on your address — no surge pricing, free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
Temecula bookings are mostly about wine: birthday groups, bachelorette parties and couples who want a full tasting day without anyone acting as designated driver, starting from home in LA or Orange County. Others book a one-way ride to Pechanga for a weekend, or an hourly ride for a winery wedding where guests would rather not drive home after the reception. Keeping the whole group in one vehicle also keeps winery reservations on schedule.
Main routes
Where we drop off
Southbound I-15 through Corona, where it meets SR-91, is the usual slowdown on the way down, so a Saturday departure before mid-morning leaves more of the day for tasting.
From June through September the valley gets hot by early afternoon, so schedule outdoor tastings first and save indoor tasting rooms or a long lunch for the warmest hours.
Old Town is on the west side of I-15 and the wineries are on the east side, so ending the day with dinner on Front Street adds only a short hop before the drive home.
The tasting rooms cluster east of I-15 along Rancho California Road, De Portola Road and the roads that link them, so a well-planned route spends more time tasting than driving.
Pechanga sits on Pechanga Parkway on the south side of Temecula, and we drop off at the resort entrance for a casino night or a stay.
Old Town’s Front Street packs restaurants, tasting rooms and shops into a few walkable blocks west of I-15, which makes it an easy dinner stop at the end of a wine day.
Wilson Creek on Rancho California Road is known for its almond sparkling wine and draws big weekend crowds, so groups should reserve a tasting before the ride.
South Coast Winery Resort & Spa on Rancho California Road has villas on the property, which makes it a common one-way drop-off for couples staying the weekend.
Also popular in Temecula
You book by the hour, starting from an address in LA or Orange County. Reserve tastings with the wineries you want, add them to the booking, and your chauffeur drives between them, waits at each one and takes everyone home at the end of the day. Hourly bookings have a 2-hour minimum, and a wine day runs well past that once the drive each way is counted.
We can do the drop-off, but not a later return, because our rides only start in Los Angeles and Orange County. For an overnight stay at Pechanga or South Coast Winery, book a one-way ride out and arrange the trip home locally. If you’re only going for the day, an hourly booking keeps the chauffeur with you until you’re back home.
Sedans seat up to 3 and SUVs such as a Chevrolet Suburban seat up to 6, which suits couples and small groups. For 7 to 12 people, a Sprinter van keeps everyone together, with a 3-hour minimum on hourly bookings. One vehicle also makes it easier to arrive at each winery on time for your reservation.
You choose the wineries and make the tasting reservations; your chauffeur drives them in the order you set and can adjust on the day if you want to skip one or stay longer. Many tasting rooms along Rancho California and De Portola Roads ask groups to reserve ahead, so lock in those times before the ride.
Yes, within the vehicle’s cargo space. A few bottles fit easily in a sedan trunk, but if your group plans to buy by the case, an SUV or Sprinter van leaves room for boxes alongside everyone’s bags. Mention big purchases to your chauffeur at the first stop so there’s space for the rest of the day.
Yes. A Sprinter van carries up to 12 guests from a hotel or meeting point in LA or Orange County to the venue, and booking it by the hour keeps the van there through the reception so the ride home is part of the same booking. The couple can arrive separately in a First Class Cadillac Escalade or Mercedes S-Class, or similar.
A one-way ride from LAX Airport to Temecula (about 85 miles) is about $463 in Business Class and $865 in First Class. Pickups are anywhere in Los Angeles or Orange County, and the exact fixed price is shown before you pay.
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Business Classup to 3
Business SUVup to 6
First Classup to 6