Can I book a cab for multiple destinations in one trip?

Key facts about multi-stop trips

Billing

Total kilometres driven × the per-km rate

Multi-day minimum

300 km a day, or the actual distance if more

Driver allowance

₹300 a day on outstation trips

Waiting at stops

First 30 minutes free, then ₹100 an hour

Rates

Sedan ₹12/km · Ertiga ₹13/km · Innova Crysta ₹18/km

Extras

Tolls, parking and state tax at actual cost

Night

20% extra for driving between 10 PM and 6 AM

Changes on the way

Tell the driver and us; extra kilometres are added at the same rate

What do multi-stop trips look like?

Common multi-stop trips are temple circuits, a business day with meetings in several towns, and holidays that cover two or three places. Plan the order of stops so the route does not double back; fewer kilometres means a lower fare.

How is a multi-stop fare worked out?

Add up the kilometres between all the stops and back to the end point, multiply by the per-km rate, and add the driver allowance for outstation days, waiting beyond the free 30 minutes, tolls, parking and state tax.

Example in a sedan: if your stops add up to 250 km on a one-day round trip, 300 km is counted: 300 × ₹12 + ₹300 = ₹3,900. If they add up to 420 km, the actual distance is billed: 420 × ₹12 + ₹300 = ₹5,340. Over two days, at least 600 km is counted, plus ₹600 for the driver. Tolls, parking and state tax are extra. Ask us to confirm the distance for your exact route.

How should you plan the stops?

Send us the full list of stops in order when you book, with the time you need to be at each one. We confirm the distance and fare for that route, and the driver follows it.

• Order the stops by direction: avoid going back past a place you have already passed.
• Allow time at each stop: temples and plants can take longer than you expect.
• Drive in daylight: driving between 10 PM and 6 AM adds 20%.
• Keep the driver's number handy: for pickups after each stop.

Can you add or skip a stop during the trip?

Yes. Tell the driver and send us a WhatsApp message. Extra kilometres are added at the same per-km rate; skipping a stop reduces the distance, but on a round trip the 300 km daily minimum still applies.

For business trips with changing schedules, a car for the full day is often simpler. See hourly, half-day and full-day rentals.

How do you book a multi-stop trip?

Five steps; the route list is the important part.

1. List the stops in order. Include the time you need to reach each one.
2. Send the list. Call or WhatsApp +91 99745 30788 with dates, people and luggage.
3. Get the distance and fare. We confirm the total kilometres, the days counted and what is extra.
4. Travel with one driver. The same car and driver take you to every stop.
5. Pay at the end. Cash or UPI; a GST invoice is available.

Where do these facts come from?

Every rate, term and condition on this page is from Shiv Shakti Tours & Travels' own published terms and policies.

• Terms and conditions: 300 km a day minimum, driver allowance, waiting, night charge.
• Route pages for Mount Abu and Udaipur: distances.