Illustration 4-seat car
Suits small groups; the number of bags still needs checking.
- Petrol car with driver
- Electric car with driver
Private whole-car trip
4, 7 and 16-Seat Options
Book a Private Car with Driver by Passenger Count
Choose a 4-, 7- or 16-seat private car with driver based on passenger count, luggage and itinerary across Central Vietnam. Pricing is set by capacity and route direction.
Choose a route and send on WhatsApp
Current pricing is set by vehicle capacity; a separate rate for electric versus petrol vehicles is not yet defined.
Service summary
- Format
- Whole car with driver by route or itinerary
- Capacity
- 4-, 7- or 16-seat vehicle
- Powertrain
- Petrol or electric car, confirmed separately
Send a request · Confirmation required
Choose a route and vehicle size with driver
Choose a route and vehicle size before sending on WhatsApp. The information link always points to the matching route page or route group so you can check the pickup point, drop-off point and applicable conditions.
Reference capacity · Chauffeured cars in Central Vietnam
Choose a 4-, 7- or 16-seat vehicle by luggage and route
The current rate table is split by capacity. Vehicle model, powertrain, luggage and service conditions are checked for each request before confirmation.
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7-seat car
An option with more space; passengers and luggage need checking together.
- Petrol car with driver
- Electric car with driver
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Illustration 16-seat van
For larger groups; the pickup point and road access need confirming.
- Petrol car with driver
- Electric car with driver
The current rate table only has columns for 4-, 7- and 16-seat vehicles. A petrol or electric car choice needs its own availability and rate confirmation before you book.
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Private car with driver: what is listed and what is confirmed per trip
4-, 7- and 16-seat vehicles share one route-check process. A petrol or electric car is an option to be confirmed by dispatch availability.
Information available
What you can cross-check on the website
- The rate table is currently split by 4-, 7- and 16-seat capacity.
- Route rates are shown in US dollars (USD) and keep the direction listed.
- No separate rate is created for petrol and electric cars until there is an approved source.
Information to confirm
What needs clarifying for your journey
- Pickup point, drop-off point, travel date and any stops you want.
- Passengers, children and number of pieces of luggage.
- Vehicle model, powertrain, waiting time and inclusions.
Next step Cross-check the route and the matching rate before confirming the specific conditions.
From request to confirmation
Three steps before Sun Travel confirms a trip
Sun Travel only confirms once the vehicle type, itinerary and conditions of the trip are clear. A request with the pickup point, drop-off point, time and party size lets the vehicle check go faster.
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State where you start and finish
Place names, time and party size are the first details.
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Choose a vehicle size
Match a 4-, 7- or 16-seat vehicle to passengers and luggage.
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Confirm the conditions
Agree waiting time, inclusions and any extra charges.
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Rates, other services and guides
See more routes, rates or guides that fit what you need.
- Sun Travel Services
Each service states its own scope, pricing basis and what needs confirming before a trip.
- Central Vietnam Private Car Rates
Fixed upfront private car rates for 4, 7, and 16-seater vehicles across Central Vietnam.
- Central Vietnam Travel Guide
Each guide helps prepare for one specific situation and points to the matching route, service or price page.
Frequently asked questions — Private Car with Driver
What are the starting rates for a 5-hour half-day charter and a 1-day private car with driver?
Half-day 5-hour sightseeing charters start from US$30 (4-seat), US$34 (7-seat) and US$53 (16-seat); full-day 1-day private car charters (08:00–18:00) start from US$55 (4-seat), US$63 (7-seat) and US$87 (16-seat), including fuel, road tolls and parking. Sun Travel quotes the final fare based on your pickup and drop-off points, itinerary and departure time.
How is a private car with driver different from a taxi or ride-hailing?
A private car is priced per vehicle by route and by 4-, 7- or 16-seat size, not per person, and Sun Travel is not a taxi company. Pickup and drop-off points, luggage, waiting time and stops are checked for each request.
Can I ask for an electric vehicle?
You can note a preference when you send your request. The price table is organised by capacity only and does not yet separate powertrains, so availability and any price difference for a specific powertrain are confirmed separately before the trip.
Does the listed price apply to the return direction?
Not automatically. Each direction has its own entry on the route page; the return or a round trip is checked and quoted separately.
Can I ask for stops on the way?
Send the stops you want and the time you expect to spend at each. Whether they fit, the waiting time and any related cost are confirmed for your itinerary.
Are the drivers local, and can they suggest places to eat or visit?
Drivers are local and friendly. If you want suggestions for stops or meals, say so in your request; what support is offered is confirmed with the itinerary.
What if I change or cancel the trip?
Every trip can be cancelled free if Sun Travel receives notice at least 2 hours before pickup; for later notice the terms are set out in the quote or trip confirmation. Waiting at pickup is free for 30 minutes; waiting beyond 1 hour adds US$4. Short routes need no deposit; regional routes, long-distance routes and day tours need a 20% deposit of the trip value. The website form only sends a request; it does not collect any payment or hold a vehicle, and how and when any deposit is collected, and when the balance is paid, are confirmed for each trip. A change of time or schedule is confirmed again according to availability.
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