Minibus hire services across London
Minibuses from 8 to 16 seats and mini coaches, always with a driver. Pick the trip, the vehicle or the airport.
Vehicles and hire with a driver
Seat count is half the decision. Luggage is the other half.
Minibus hire with driver
One booking instead of a fleet of taxis. The driver plans the route, sorts the stopping points and stays with you for as much of the day as you need.
Read more8-seater minibus
The size for when a car won't do and a full minibus would be too much. Airport runs, family days and small business teams.
Read more12-seater minibus
The size that sits between a people carrier and a full minibus, and often the right one even for eight people once the suitcases are counted.
Read more14-seater minibus
The in-between size. More room than a 12, a bit less bulk than a 16, and a sensible fit for squads, choirs and wedding shuttles.
Read more16-seater minibus
The biggest minibus we run. When it's the right call, when it isn't, and what to know about luggage, car parks and event days.
Read moreMini coach hire
For groups too big for one minibus. How a mini coach compares, where it can stop in London and what to plan for on longer trips.
Read moreTrips and occasions
Each type of trip has its own page, with the details that matter for that kind of booking.
Weddings
Hotel to ceremony, ceremony to reception, and everyone home at the end. Guest transport planned around your timings, not ours.
Read moreSchool trips
Museum visits, fixtures, swimming runs and residentials, planned around the school day and the paperwork that comes with it.
Read moreCorporate and executive
Away days, client dinners, roadshows and conference shuttles, planned around the City, Canary Wharf and everywhere a team needs to be.
Read moreSports teams
Away fixtures, tournaments and season-long bookings, planned around kick-off times, kit bags and the mud that comes back with them.
Read moreNights out
Everyone arrives together and everyone gets home, with pickups and drop-offs planned around a London night rather than the last train.
Read moreStag and hen dos
Activity days out of town, nights out in London and early flights to Europe, with one vehicle and one driver keeping the group together.
Read moreDay trips
The coast, the countryside and a handful of cities within two or three hours, planned around the drive, the parking and the driver's hours.
Read moreEvents
Concerts, cup finals, rugby internationals and festivals, with the drop-off, the meeting point and the ride home planned before you set off.
Read moreTours
Your list, your pace, your group. A driver who plans the route and the stops around what London's streets actually allow.
Read moreAirports and cruise ports
All six London airports, plus Southampton, Dover and Tilbury.
Airport transfers
All six London airports, planned around your flight and your luggage, with the slow version of the road built into the timings.
Read moreCruise port transfers
Southampton, Dover and Tilbury, timed around boarding slots rather than sailing times, in a vehicle big enough for cruise luggage.
Read moreHeathrow Airport
Group transfers to every Heathrow terminal, planned around the terminal, the time of day and the slow version of the M4 and M25.
Read moreGatwick Airport
Group runs to both Gatwick terminals from anywhere in London, with honest timings for the A23, the M23 and a Friday afternoon on the M25.
Read moreStansted Airport
Early-morning group runs up the M11, from east London, the City and south of the river, with pickup times that allow for a busy terminal.
Read moreLuton Airport
The north-west London airport, up the M1 from Brent Cross. Group runs planned around early flights and the terminal drop-off zone.
Read moreLondon City Airport
The short-hop airport in the Royal Docks. Group transfers from the City, Canary Wharf and further afield, with tunnel charges and ExCeL days in mind.
Read moreSouthend Airport
The smaller Essex airport, often closer than Stansted for east London. Group runs along the A127 and A13 from Romford, Barking and beyond.
Read moreSouthampton cruise terminals
Every Southampton cruise terminal, reached up the M3 with a buffer for turnaround-day traffic and space for a fortnight's luggage.
Read moreDover cruise terminal
The run down through Kent to the Western Docks, planned around ferry queues, Operation Brock and a cruise line's boarding window.
Read moreTilbury cruise terminal
The closest cruise port to London, on the Thames in Essex. Short runs along the A13 or over the Dartford Crossing, with room for cruise luggage.
Read moreCall 020 7183 0567 for a quote
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