What Should I Expect in a Chauffeur?

Expect your chauffeur to attend to your needs. Just ask him or her to stop for you, explain any limousine options, and suggest popular destinations. Always wait for the driver to open your door. Remember the driver is there to serve you. If you spill something, let the driver know immediately so that the proper cleaning steps may be taken. Our chauffeurs work for gratuity only. Please tip accordingly. Back to Top

 

More is better in the case of directions. Give the driver as many details as possible about your destinations so that they may plan a route. Remember that limousines may not travel on every road or into every parking area. Be patient with your driver and work with him or her to plan alternate routes where necessary.

Try not to quickly “flood” the driver with several street names at once. The possibility of remembering the 5th or 6th street name and the direction of the turn is possible, but the probability of error is still there. If you have an extended list of pickups, the driver would happily accept a written itinerary. This will help avoid time costly driving errors (it takes time to turn a limousine around and back track) and also allows you to spend time with your guests instead of navigating. Back to Top

What Behavior is Frowned Upon in a Limo?

You are renting a limousine. You did not buy it. Treat it as you would someone’s home. Conduct, (of you and your guests) during the contract with Safari is expected to be that of an adult manner. Please have fun and enjoy yourself , but refrain from activities that may hurt others or damage the limousine such as:

Smoking or lighting anything with an open flame inside the limousine.

Fist fights inside, on or against the limousine.

Food fights or shaking/spraying champagne and popping corks at each other.

Tossing things out of the window (including bottles, cans, hand gestures and profanity)

Absolutely no illegal drugs or firearms are allowed inside the limousine.

Spitting tobacco on the floor or in our glassware.

Urinating in or on the limousine.

Placing your feet anywhere but the floor.

Playing the stereo at a level as to destroy the speakers.

Jumping out of the limousine before it stops.

Jumping on or clinging to the limousine as it leaves to park.

Climbing out of the side window and onto the roof of the limousine while traveling.

Expelling stomach contents.

Tampering with roof panels/glass. Back to Top

What Happens When We Return the Limousine?

Nothing quite compares to a custom limousine wine tour of the western North Carolina wine region. Whether you are just visiting, or live here in the triangle area, Safari Wine Tours will chauffeur your day of wine touring and adventure. Our experienced local wine tour guides will pamper you with champagne (limo's only) as they guide you to some of North Carolina's finest wineries. You can sit back and relax in your personal limousine as you take in the scenic wonders of the wine country, and spend the day tasting wine without the hassle of driving your own car. During the day you can dine outdoors among the vineyards with a gourmet picnic lunch at an exclusive scenic winery location. From honeymoons to your next company meeting, our wine tours can accommodate all your needs. Back to Top

What Form of Payment Do You Accept?

We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, cash, personal and business checks, money orders and cashier’s check. All checks MUST be submitted at least 72 hours prior to the reservation date. Back to Top

What is Required to Make a Reservation?

To secure a reservation in one of our limousines a $100 deposit is required. You may pay over the phone with a credit or debit or stop by our offices to pay with cash or check. If you would like to pay cash for the entire reservation, a credit card must be put on file. Deposits are NON REFUNDABLE. Back to Top