Keep a car and driver for 4, 8 or 12 hours — ideal for errands, meetings, sightseeing and multiple stops.
Package price includes the selected hours and kilometres.
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹20/km after limit
80 km included · ₹20/km after limit
120 km included · ₹20/km after limit
6+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹30/km after limit
80 km included · ₹30/km after limit
120 km included · ₹30/km after limit
6+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST40 km included · ₹40/km after limit
80 km included · ₹40/km after limit
120 km included · ₹40/km after limit
11+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹55/km after limit
16+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹90/km after limit
4+1 seats · AC · Verified driver
the car and chauffeur · GST80 km included · ₹100/km after limit
Included in the price: the car and chauffeur, GST. Extra hours and kilometres use the published car rate and are shown before payment.
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What each class costs on a real Kolkata route today — tap the fare for the full breakdown.
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is a city that zips with history and culture as well as modernity, being the cultural capital of India. The city offers a rather distinct appeal to tourists across the globe. Beside the colonial buildings, natural beauty and a highly developed heritage, Kolkata is an ideal destination for any tourist for sure.
Kolkata is famous worldwide due to its art works in various forms, or great literary writers or its significant historic contribution, it became the home of Rabindranath Tagore and Satyajit Ray among many others. The city is also well known for its various celebrations with highlights to the Durga Puja that is held every year to great measures.
Do visit the Victoria Memorial – the iconic landmark, which is nothing less than a beautiful white marble palace that reminds travelers of the colonial legacy. Howrah Bridge, which links Kolkata and Howrah, is also an architecture beauty. The Indian Museum and the Marble Palace are well explored sites for those interested in history. New Market is a hub for purchasing goods at affordable prices while Kalighat Temple is a revered shrine.
Kolkata is known as a food heaven, on its streets one can find stalls serving their signature kathi rolls, phuchkas (pani puri), and mishti doi (sweetened yogurt). Further, indulging yourself with a rosgollah or a sandesh while taking a stroll in this city must not be missed out on as both are traditional Bengali sweet dishes.
Kolkata is rich in traditions and its culture incorporates blending of Bengali classical music, dance and theatre arts. Some of the festivals that this city is known for are ‘Durga Puja’, and ‘Poila Boishakh’, which is the Bengali New Year along with sponsored professional parades and rituals galore.
From October to March is the best time to go around Kolkata, as the city sizzles or blooms with tropical climate throughout most parts of the year. To beat the heat, this specific time period is ideal due to its milds temperature which is suitable for exploring.
Enjoy a boat ride in the Hooghly River, visit the Kumartuli (the potter’s colon) and spend an entire evening at the Rabindra Sadan watching a cultural performance along with hiring a cab to move around in order to explore the many places hosted in Kolkata at your pace.
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is a city that zips with history and culture as well as modernity, being the cultural capital of India. The city offers a rather distinct appeal to tourists across the globe. Beside the colonial buildings, natural beauty and a highly developed heritage, Kolkata is an ideal destination for any tourist for sure.
Kolkata is famous worldwide due to its art works in various forms, or great literary writers or its significant historic contribution, it became the home of Rabindranath Tagore and Satyajit Ray among many others. The city is also well known for its various celebrations with highlights to the Durga Puja that is held every year to great measures.
Do visit the Victoria Memorial – the iconic landmark, which is nothing less than a beautiful white marble palace that reminds travelers of the colonial legacy. Howrah Bridge, which links Kolkata and Howrah, is also an architecture beauty. The Indian Museum and the Marble Palace are well explored sites for those interested in history. New Market is a hub for purchasing goods at affordable prices while Kalighat Temple is a revered shrine.
Kolkata is known as a food heaven, on its streets one can find stalls serving their signature kathi rolls, phuchkas (pani puri), and mishti doi (sweetened yogurt). Further, indulging yourself with a rosgollah or a sandesh while taking a stroll in this city must not be missed out on as both are traditional Bengali sweet dishes.
Kolkata is rich in traditions and its culture incorporates blending of Bengali classical music, dance and theatre arts. Some of the festivals that this city is known for are ‘Durga Puja’, and ‘Poila Boishakh’, which is the Bengali New Year along with sponsored professional parades and rituals galore.
From October to March is the best time to go around Kolkata, as the city sizzles or blooms with tropical climate throughout most parts of the year. To beat the heat, this specific time period is ideal due to its milds temperature which is suitable for exploring.
Enjoy a boat ride in the Hooghly River, visit the Kumartuli (the potter’s colon) and spend an entire evening at the Rabindra Sadan watching a cultural performance along with hiring a cab to move around in order to explore the many places hosted in Kolkata at your pace.
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is a city that zips with history and culture as well as modernity, being the cultural capital of India. The city offers a rather distinct appeal to tourists across the globe. Beside the colonial buildings, natural beauty and a highly developed heritage, Kolkata is an ideal destination for any tourist for sure.
Kolkata is famous worldwide due to its art works in various forms, or great literary writers or its significant historic contribution, it became the home of Rabindranath Tagore and Satyajit Ray among many others. The city is also well known for its various celebrations with highlights to the Durga Puja that is held every year to great measures.
Do visit the Victoria Memorial – the iconic landmark, which is nothing less than a beautiful white marble palace that reminds travelers of the colonial legacy. Howrah Bridge, which links Kolkata and Howrah, is also an architecture beauty. The Indian Museum and the Marble Palace are well explored sites for those interested in history. New Market is a hub for purchasing goods at affordable prices while Kalighat Temple is a revered shrine.
Kolkata is known as a food heaven, on its streets one can find stalls serving their signature kathi rolls, phuchkas (pani puri), and mishti doi (sweetened yogurt). Further, indulging yourself with a rosgollah or a sandesh while taking a stroll in this city must not be missed out on as both are traditional Bengali sweet dishes.
Kolkata is rich in traditions and its culture incorporates blending of Bengali classical music, dance and theatre arts. Some of the festivals that this city is known for are ‘Durga Puja’, and ‘Poila Boishakh’, which is the Bengali New Year along with sponsored professional parades and rituals galore.
From October to March is the best time to go around Kolkata, as the city sizzles or blooms with tropical climate throughout most parts of the year. To beat the heat, this specific time period is ideal due to its milds temperature which is suitable for exploring.
Enjoy a boat ride in the Hooghly River, visit the Kumartuli (the potter’s colon) and spend an entire evening at the Rabindra Sadan watching a cultural performance along with hiring a cab to move around in order to explore the many places hosted in Kolkata at your pace.
Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is a city that zips with history and culture as well as modernity, being the cultural capital of India. The city offers a rather distinct appeal to tourists across the globe. Beside the colonial buildings, natural beauty and a highly developed heritage, Kolkata is an ideal destination for any tourist for sure.
Kolkata is famous worldwide due to its art works in various forms, or great literary writers or its significant historic contribution, it became the home of Rabindranath Tagore and Satyajit Ray among many others. The city is also well known for its various celebrations with highlights to the Durga Puja that is held every year to great measures.
Do visit the Victoria Memorial – the iconic landmark, which is nothing less than a beautiful white marble palace that reminds travelers of the colonial legacy. Howrah Bridge, which links Kolkata and Howrah, is also an architecture beauty. The Indian Museum and the Marble Palace are well explored sites for those interested in history. New Market is a hub for purchasing goods at affordable prices while Kalighat Temple is a revered shrine.
Kolkata is known as a food heaven, on its streets one can find stalls serving their signature kathi rolls, phuchkas (pani puri), and mishti doi (sweetened yogurt). Further, indulging yourself with a rosgollah or a sandesh while taking a stroll in this city must not be missed out on as both are traditional Bengali sweet dishes.
Kolkata is rich in traditions and its culture incorporates blending of Bengali classical music, dance and theatre arts. Some of the festivals that this city is known for are ‘Durga Puja’, and ‘Poila Boishakh’, which is the Bengali New Year along with sponsored professional parades and rituals galore.
From October to March is the best time to go around Kolkata, as the city sizzles or blooms with tropical climate throughout most parts of the year. To beat the heat, this specific time period is ideal due to its milds temperature which is suitable for exploring.
Enjoy a boat ride in the Hooghly River, visit the Kumartuli (the potter’s colon) and spend an entire evening at the Rabindra Sadan watching a cultural performance along with hiring a cab to move around in order to explore the many places hosted in Kolkata at your pace.
The 6 destinations priced above are the ones we can quote from Kolkata today. The shortest is Sundarbans at 120.0 km, from ₹3,412; the longest is Puri at 497.0 km, from ₹12,786.
By road distance from Kolkata: Under 200 km — Sundarbans, Bakkhali, Mayapur, Durgapur; 200–350 km — Bankura; Over 350 km — Puri.
Outstation fares here are all-inclusive: tolls, state entry tax, GST and the driver's allowance are inside the number you see, not added at drop. A one-way trip is priced for the distance you travel rather than the return leg, so it costs less than the same route booked as a round trip.
Inside Kolkata the car is booked by time rather than by trip: 4 hours / 40 km, 8 hours / 80 km, 12 hours / 120 km. The driver stays with you for the whole package, so a day of three or four stops is one booking and one fare instead of three separate drops.
Go past the hours or the kilometres in your package and the extra is charged at the published rate for that car, shown before you pay.
GetMeCab shows the fare for your Kolkata trip before you book — outstation, local and airport — with free cancellation and 24×7 human support.
Hatchbacks and sedans for couples and small families, SUVs and Innova Crysta for larger groups or luggage, and tempo travellers for 10+ passengers — all bookable in Kolkata.
Outstation trips are priced per kilometre with driver allowance and taxes included; local rentals use fixed hourly packages (4/8/12 hr). Every fare is shown in full before you pay.
Yes — one-way and round-trip outstation cabs to hundreds of destinations, fixed-fare Kolkata airport pickups and drops, and hourly local rentals, all from one place.
Absolutely. Choose an 8-hour/80 km or 12-hour/120 km local package and keep a car and driver for the day to explore Kolkata at your own pace.
Free cancellation for a 100% refund up to 24 hours before pickup; within 24 hours the advance is non-refundable. Date and time changes are free up to the same cut-off.
Fixed fare quoted before you pay, driver details before pickup, humans on call the whole way.
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