Fixed Price Private Transfer from Paris to Monet’s House in Giverny

Travel from central Paris to Claude Monet’s House and Gardens in Giverny in a private chauffeured car. Door-to-door, about 1h15, one fixed price.

Fixed Price Private Transfer from Paris to Monet’s House in Giverny — Luxberri chauffeur service

Louvre MuseumClaude Monet's House and Gardens - Giverny· ~75.03 km

Valid Until 29 Nov 2026

Visit Monet’s Giverny without trains, buses or shuttles

Giverny is where Claude Monet lived and painted for more than 40 years. His colourful house, flower garden and the famous water lily pond with its green Japanese bridge are one of the most loved day trips from Paris. Public transport means a train to Vernon and then a shuttle or bus. Luxberri takes you door-to-door from central Paris to the entrance of Monet’s House in a comfortable private car, at a fixed price agreed before you travel.

 

What’s included

  • Private transfer from your Paris hotel or address to Monet’s House and Gardens
  • Professional, English-speaking chauffeur
  • About 1h15 drive through the Normandy countryside
  • Luxury sedans, vans and minivans for couples, families and groups
  • Child seats on request
  • Fixed price, with no meter and no surprises
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Make a full day of it
Pair your visit with the Musée des Impressionnismes Giverny, a stroll along the village’s Rue Claude Monet, or lunch at one of Giverny’s restaurants. Need a ride back to Paris? Book a return transfer or ask us about a waiting-time package.

 

Good to know
The gardens are seasonal and close for winter. Please check opening days before booking. Spring and early autumn are the best times to see the flowers.

 

Offer valid for transfers until 29.11.2026. Book now and see Monet’s garden the easy way.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Giverny from Paris?

Giverny is about 75 km (46 miles) northwest of central Paris. By private car, the drive from the Louvre area to Monet’s House and Gardens usually takes about 1 hour 15 minutes, depending on traffic.

What is the best way to get from Paris to Giverny?

A private transfer is the easiest way to get to Giverny. By public transport, you take a train from Paris Saint-Lazare to Vernon and then a shuttle or bus. With Luxberri, your chauffeur takes you door-to-door from your Paris hotel to the entrance of Monet’s House, with no changes.

How much does a private transfer from Paris to Giverny cost?

Our Paris to Giverny deal is a fixed price, confirmed when you book, with no meter and no hidden fees. The price is per vehicle, not per person, so it’s very good value for families and groups.

Can you pick me up from my hotel in Paris?

Yes. We pick you up from any hotel, apartment or address in central Paris, including near the Louvre, the Champs-Élysées and Saint-Germain. Your chauffeur will be waiting at the time you choose.

Can I book a return transfer from Giverny to Paris?

Yes. Most guests go back to Paris the same day. You can add a return transfer at a time that suits you, or ask about a waiting-time package so your chauffeur stays in Giverny while you visit.

How much time should I spend at Monet’s House and Gardens?

Plan 1.5 to 2 hours for Monet’s house, the flower garden and the water lily pond. If you also want to see the Musée des Impressionnismes, walk through the village and have lunch, plan half a day.

When is Monet’s garden in Giverny open?

Monet’s House and Gardens is open seasonally, usually from early spring to early November, and closes for winter. Please check the official opening dates before you book your transfer.

What is the best time of year to visit Giverny?

Spring (April to June) is famous for tulips, irises and wisteria. Summer is when the water lilies bloom. Early autumn brings warm colours and fewer crowds. Weekday mornings are usually the quietest.

What type of vehicles do you offer for the Giverny transfer?

We offer luxury sedans for up to 3 passengers, and vans and minivans for families and groups of up to 7. All vehicles are air-conditioned, clean and driven by professional chauffeurs.