Private Hire Taxi/Minicab from Central London to Gatwick

Central London is one of the most notable and talked about areas of London. It enjoys great connectivity to other parts of the city and also houses major tourist attractions, notable ones being Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, the Royal Opera House, the London Eye, Westminster Abbey and many more.

Deriving its name from the battle of Trafalgar, Trafalgar square is an open space in the centre of London. It is known for the Nelson’s Column at a height of 151 feet. It is one of the iconic attractions in Central London which constantly hosts cultural events, performances and other special activities. During Christmas, the square also accommodates the biggest Christmas tree in London.

Principal workplace and residence of ruling monarch of the United Kingdom, Buckingham Palace lies in the city of Westminster. Every summer, visitors get a privilege at the cost of a entrance fee to visit its interiors for a glance of the imperial state rooms that are adorned with some of the greatest treasures from the Royal Collection. For rest of the year, visitors are allowed to witness the famous guard changing ceremony.

The Royal Opera House is an internationally acclaimed theatre that stages Royal Ballet, Royal Opera and The Royal Opera House orchestra. Its main auditorium has a seating capacity of 2,256 and is the third largest in London. It is located in the Covent Garden in Central London and can be accessed by London Underground.

Gatwick Airport:

Gatwick is second largest airport in the United Kingdom in terms of passenger movement. It is also regarded as Europe’s leading airport for point-to-point flights. It is served by two terminals, North and South and approximately permits 55 aircraft movements in an hour.

Situated at an approximate distance of 29 miles to the south of Central London, Gatwick airport has direct coach links to other major airports and rail links to remaining parts of the city. Links to other airports from Gatwick is by means of National Express coaches that operate services to Heathrow and other airport. Brighton main line runs from airport railway station alongside South Terminal with connections to Victoria.

Commencing from Central London, trains and buses tend to get busy during peak hours, thus making them unfavourable for journeys with added luggage and large groups. Furthermore, public transit systems also require occasional switching between the services, further adding to the challenges of travelling in a large group or with luggage.

Instances like these are best addressed by hiring a taxi or private hire minicabs. They offer the convenience of door step pick up and drop to the designated terminals, all with minimal discomfort. For airport transfers, travellers enjoy free flight monitoring services, and a dedicated support team. After a simplified pre booking process, passengers are picked from terminals, assisted with luggage and safely transferred to their destination avoiding excessive hassle.