Havre de Grace Limo Service

Southbound, BWI is reached by I-95 through Harford and Baltimore counties, one of the harbor tunnels and I-195, typically 55 to 75 minutes depending on traffic. Northbound, Philadelphia International is I-95 over the Tydings Bridge, across the top of Delaware and into the airport, typically 65 to 85 minutes. Neither run is short, which is exactly when a fixed price and a tracked flight matter. If your arrival is delayed, the chauffeur's schedule moves with it and the complimentary wait period begins when the aircraft actually lands, not when it was supposed to.

Havre de Grace weddings often use the whole town: getting ready at an inn such as the Vandiver, photographs by the lighthouse or along the Promenade, a ceremony near the water and a reception a few blocks or a few miles away. Out-of-town guests usually stay in hotels up by I-95 or in Aberdeen. A Sprinter van running a simple loop between the hotel block and the venue keeps guests off unfamiliar roads after the reception, and a sedan or stretch limousine is reserved for the couple. We confirm the timeline with you or your planner the day before.

Bulle Rock draws golfers from Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia, and a foursome with clubs fits comfortably in a Suburban. Hourly service works well for a full day: a morning tee time, lunch downtown, then the Decoy Museum or the Maritime Museum near Concord Point before the drive home. For groups coming up from the Baltimore area, the same chauffeur handles both directions, so nobody in the party needs to stay sharp for the I-95 return. Car seats are available on request for families.