A private driver here means a car with a driver, arranged before the day. It is not a self-drive rental, and it is not a car you flag at the roadside. RND uses this when the plan has more than a single pickup and drop-off.
A driver is useful when
- You have several meetings or site visits in one day.
- The family wants one car for the hotel, a meal, and the ferry or airport.
- You would rather not renegotiate a car at each stop.
- Guest timing matters and the car should already be confirmed.
What to put in the plan
List the stops in order, the date, and whether you need the car for one way, half a day, a full day, or more than one day. A rough duration is enough for a first quotation. If a stop is still undecided, mark it as optional so the price is not built on a place you may skip.
RND does not publish a day rate. The amount depends on hours, distance, the vehicle category, luggage, and partner availability. After you accept, the partner vehicle and driver are confirmed, and driver details are sent before the pickup.
If the need is only airport or ferry, use those services instead. A full-day driver for a single short ride is usually the wrong shape of request.
This is a planning note, not a fare and not a confirmed booking. The quotation from RND is the arrangement that applies to your trip.