Terminal 1
The circular terminal, serving many long-haul and Star Alliance carriers. Pickup is at arrivals level, after customs. Its satellite layout makes agreeing the meeting point in advance all the more important.
Fixed price confirmed before you travelBoth directions: CDG → Paris and Paris → CDGMeet and greet on arrival, flight tracking
CDG to Paris transfer with a private chauffeur, at a fixed price
From €60 · fixed price
Fixed price confirmed before you travelBoth directions: CDG → Paris and Paris → CDGMeet and greet on arrival, flight tracking
With France Chauffeur, the transfer is booked in both directions. On arrival, your driver waits in your terminal’s arrivals hall, name sign in hand, with 60 minutes of waiting included. On departure, they collect you at your address at a time worked back from your flight. The price is agreed before the journey and does not move, even when the A1 is jammed. Allow 45 to 60 minutes between CDG and central Paris.
CDG to Paris prices
Fixed prices per vehicle, known before you travel. They do not change with traffic or with your landing time.
from €60
Prestige
Mercedes Classe E, BMW Série 5
33 passengers · 4 suitcases43 passengers · 4 suitcases€95
per vehicle
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Van
Mercedes Classe V, Sprinter
77 passengers · 6 suitcases67 passengers · 6 suitcases€100
per vehicle
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First
Mercedes Classe S, BMW Série 7
33 passengers · 3 suitcases33 passengers · 3 suitcases€150
per vehicle
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- Fixed price
- 60 min waiting included
- Name sign and luggage assistance
Prices are per vehicle, not per passenger. The final price is confirmed at booking, based on your exact addresses.
Built for arrivals and departures alike
On arrival, the hard part isn’t the drive — it’s getting out of the terminal. After a long-haul flight, nobody wants to hunt for a taxi rank or decode French signage. Your chauffeur is waiting in the hall, takes your luggage, and you are on your way.
On departure, the challenge flips: leaving at the right time. We calculate the pickup from your take-off time, your terminal and likely traffic on the A1 or A3, with a safety margin built in.
One booking covers both directions. The price is confirmed before you travel and does not change, whatever the traffic.
Where we meet you, terminal by terminal
CDG has three terminals and around a dozen halls. Your exact meeting point is confirmed in writing before your flight, with your chauffeur's direct number.
Terminal 2 (2A to 2G)
The largest complex at CDG, home to Air France and SkyTeam. Between 2A and 2G the distances are measured in walking minutes, so we target the hall matching your flight number — not "Terminal 2" in general.
Terminal 3
Used by low-cost carriers and some charter flights. More compact, with a single arrivals exit: pickup is straightforward, provided the timing is right, as passenger flows here are highly concentrated.
Journey time, route and hours to avoid
CDG sits about 25 km (15 miles) north-east of Paris. The route uses the A1 towards Porte de la Chapelle, or the A3 and the ring road depending on your destination.
- Off-peak: 45 to 60 minutes
- Rush hour (7-10am, 4-8pm): 1 hour to 1 hour 20
- Nights and weekends: often under 45 minutes
These are indicative: your chauffeur adjusts the route in real time. The real difference against public transport isn’t only the time — it’s not having to change vehicles with your luggage.
Taxi, ride-hailing app or private chauffeur?
All three will get you into Paris, but they solve different problems.
- Paris taxis charge a regulated flat fare from CDG. No named booking, no flight tracking, and a queue whose length depends on when you land.
- Ride-hailing apps are booked once you have landed. The price moves with demand, and the pickup point is often a distant car park.
- A private transfer booked in advance — what we do — settles everything beforehand: chosen vehicle, named chauffeur, meet and greet in the hall, price confirmed before departure.
For a late arrival, a business trip or a family with luggage, the third option removes the most uncertainty.
Which vehicle for your CDG transfer?
Choose on passengers and luggage volume, not only on comfort level. A couple with two large suitcases travels more easily in a van than in a sedan.
Business Class
Comfort and discretion for everyday business travel.
Mercedes E-Class, BMW 6 Series
- 3 passengers
- 3 suitcases
- Wi-Fi, water
Luxury Class
The reference for executive transfers.
Mercedes S-Class
- 4 passengers
- 3 suitcases
- Wi-Fi, water
Group Van
For families and groups travelling with luggage.
Mercedes V-Class
- 6-7 passengers
- 6 suitcases
- Wi-Fi, newspapers, water
Prestige Class
Our VIP fleet, for the highest level of service.
Maybach, Range Rover Velar, G-Class
- 3 passengers
- 4 suitcases
- Wi-Fi, newspapers, water
FAQ
CDG to Paris transfer: frequently asked questions
The questions our clients ask most often before booking.
Allow 45 to 60 minutes to reach central Paris, covering around 25 km (15 miles). During rush hour (7-10am and 4-8pm), or when traffic builds on the A1 motorway, it can exceed 1 hour 15. Your chauffeur builds that margin into the pickup time.
In the arrivals hall of your terminal, after customs, holding a name sign. The exact meeting point depends on your terminal (1, 2A to 2G, or 3) and is confirmed in writing before your flight, along with your chauffeur’s direct phone number.
We track your flight number and adjust the pickup to the actual landing time. Flight delays never incur a surcharge.
60 minutes of waiting are included, counted from the agreed pickup time. If your flight is delayed, that pickup time is itself adjusted to the actual landing, so you get a full hour to collect your luggage and clear the controls.
Yes, this page covers both directions. For a departure from Paris, we work backwards from your take-off time, your terminal and check-in deadlines so you arrive with a comfortable margin.
Paris taxis charge a regulated flat fare from CDG, but with no named booking and no flight tracking. Ride-hailing apps are booked on arrival, at a price that moves with demand. Ours is a private transfer booked in advance: chosen vehicle, named chauffeur, meet and greet inside the terminal, and a price confirmed before departure. See also our Paris airport transfer hub.
Yes. The Mercedes V-Class van seats up to 7 passengers with 6 large suitcases. Tell us the number of passengers and bags when booking so the right vehicle is assigned.
Yes, subject to availability. Please give the age and weight of each child when booking so the correct seat is fitted.
Yes. Several of our chauffeurs are fluent English speakers. If you are meeting a client or an executive, tell us which language you need and we will assign the chauffeur accordingly.
Yes, 24/7, including late arrivals and very early departures — both common on long-haul routes out of Charles de Gaulle.
Our other Paris airport transfers
A different airport means different distances and pickup points. Each route has its own page.
Orly to Paris
The shortest airport run into Paris: 18 km and 30 to 45 minutes, south of the city.
Beauvais to Paris
85 km and over an hour of driving, with mostly night-time flights: the transfer that needs the most planning.
CDG to Disneyland Paris
Straight from your terminal to your hotel entrance in about 45 minutes, east of Paris — child seats on request.
Licensed French chauffeur operator
- Operator
- CLASS TRANSFERT
- French VTC operator register
- EVTC094250600
- Professional liability insurance
- Hiscox SA, 49 avenue de l’Opéra, 75002 Paris — contrat n° PNC-041156 (RC professionnelle et RC exploitation). Garanties acquises dans le monde entier, hors États-Unis et Canada.
All journeys are carried out by professional chauffeurs, on prior booking, under the French regulated framework for private hire transport.
Book your CDG to Paris transfer
Give us your flight number, your address and how much luggage you have: we confirm the vehicle, the meeting point and the price before you travel.