Palace of Versailles Private Tour by Golf Cart

Opening Hours


How to Reach


Map of Versailles Palace


Entrances


Visitors’ Tips


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Attractions Nearby


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Versailles Palace


Hall of Mirrors


The Gardens


Trianon Estate


Royal Stables


Museum of French History


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The Palace of Versailles is a massive attraction spread over nearly 2014 acres (8 square kilometres) with many points of interest.

Experience the majestic Palace of Versailles in a comfortable and fun way with a private golf cart tour.

The Versailles Private Golf Cart Tour lasts three hours and is available at two-time slots, 10 am and 2.30 pm.

It is very popular among families as it is a comfortable, personalized experience.

Your tour begins with meeting the historian-guide and getting a brief introduction to the Palace. They will then take you in a four-seater golf cart to explore the gardens, after which you will visit the palace on foot.

Ticket Prices

Adult (18+ years): €350
Child (3 to 17 years): €209
Infant  (up to 2 years): Free

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Key Points of the Private Tour

  • Priority entrance to the Palace of Versailles and Gardens.

  • The ticket includes a 60-minute golf cart rental to explore the vast gardens.

  • Guided tour of the iconic Hall of Mirrors, Versailles Estate, Royal Chapel, King’s State Apartments, and more.

  • Duration: 3 hours, with two-time slots: 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM.

  • Language: Available in English.

  • Minimum booking: 2 adults.

Want to know more before you visit Versailles? Read:
#Opening Hours
#How to Reach
#Renting Vehicles
#Tips for visiting the Versailles Palace
#Restaurants and Cafes

Highlights of the Private Tour of Versailles

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As one of France’s most popular attractions, Versailles can be crowded. But with this ticket, you’ll have priority entrance, allowing you to avoid long lines.

The private tour gives you better access to your guide, unlike standard tours where you compete with a larger group. So you get to learn about the Palace of Versailles better.

Enjoy a 1-hour tour of the stunning gardens in a 4-seater golf cart.

If you’re a senior citizen or traveling with children, you may find long walks challenging. The golf cart ensures you explore Versailles without the fatigue of walking.

Explore the famous Hall of Mirrors, the Royal Chapel, and the King’s State Apartments, including the rooms of the King and Queen.

This ticket is ideal for couples and families, with a minimum booking of two adults. 

If you book during the high season (April to October), you can also witness the seasonal fountain show.

Itinerary for the Palace of Versailles Private Tour

  • Meet your guide at the entrance near the Louis XIV horse statue.
    → The local expert will briefly introduce the history of the Palace of Versailles.

  • Priority Entrance to the Palace.
    → Skip the long lines and go straight through security.

  • Golf Cart Tour of the Gardens (1 hour).
    → Hop into a 4-seater golf cart and explore the vast, beautifully manicured Versailles Gardens.
    → Enjoy scenic views and, if you’re lucky, a seasonal fountain show.

  • Visit the Palace of Versailles.
    → Head to the Palace for a guided tour of the stunning interiors.
    → Explore the Hall of Mirrors, one of the most famous rooms in the palace, with its 357 mirrors.
    → Visit the Royal Chapel with beautiful ceiling paintings and historic organs.
    → Discover the State Apartments, including the private chambers of the King and Queen.
  • End of the Tour.
    → After exploring the main highlights of the Palace, your tour will conclude at the meeting point.
    → You are free to explore the grounds further on your own or head back to the exit.
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Should you book a Guided Tour instead?

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If you’re looking for a local expert to guide you through the Palace of Versailles but still want to keep costs in check, a 90-minute guided tour is a better option.

However, it’s important to note that you won’t have the comfort of a golf cart, priority access, and the flexibility to explore at your pace, that the private tour offers.

If you’re a group of three or more, we highly recommend the private tour, which offers more benefits.

A private tour requires at least two adults and can accommodate up to 12 people (adults or children). If your group has four or more people, you’ll receive a €10 discount for each additional person.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions about the Palace of Versailles Private Tour in Golf Cart.

What’s the best time for the Versailles Private Tour?

How many people are allowed in the golf cart?  

Are infants allowed in the golf carts?

Will I get a refund if I cancel?

Is the Versailles Private Tour Worth It?

Is there a dress code for the Palace of Versailles?

Are food and drinks allowed during the tour?

Can I take photos during the tour?

Will the golf cart drop us off inside the Palace?

Is the golf cart covered or open-air?

Can I bring luggage, backpacks, or large bags?

Is this tour wheelchair accessible?

Can we stop the golf cart for photos during the garden tour?

Is there any free time during the tour to explore alone?

Recommended Reading:
#Palace of Versailles Park
#Trianon Estate at Versailles Palace
#Royal Stables of Palace of Versailles
#Museum of the History of France

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