Southampton Cruise Port TransfersFixed Price Chauffeur to/fromLondon & UK Airports

The exact price depends on where you're travelling from, which vehicle you need, and the time of day you're travelling. Rather than quote one figure that won't apply to most journeys, we confirm your fixed price at the point you get a quote, based on your actual pickup and drop-off. There's no meter and no surge pricing, so the figure you're shown is exactly what you pay.

On a normal day, the journey takes around 1 hour 20 minutes to 2 hours, covering roughly 65 to 70 miles mostly along the M3. Rush hour, particularly on a Friday, tends to push journeys towards the longer end, while an off-peak trip is usually closer to the shorter end. Whatever your landing time turns out to be, we track your flight, so your driver already knows when to expect you.

Most journeys from Gatwick to Southampton Cruise Port take between 1 hour 45 minutes and 2 hours 30 minutes, covering around 85 to 90 miles. Traffic around the M25 and M27 interchange is usually the main factor that pushes a journey towards the longer end. As with every airport route we cover, your flight is tracked automatically, so a delayed landing doesn't change your booking or your price.

It could be any of Southampton's five terminals: QEII, Ocean, City, Mayflower or Horizon. Cruise lines move between terminals depending on which ships are in port on a given day, so the terminal on your original booking confirmation isn't always the one you'll actually use. The safest way to check is your final e-ticket, issued closer to your sailing date. Once you know your terminal, just pass it on to us.

Yes to both. The luggage you can bring depends on the vehicle you choose, our saloon and executive cars are set up for 2 checked bags and 2 pieces of hand luggage, while larger vehicles like our estate, MPV, minibus and coach offer considerably more space. Child seats are provided free of charge, you simply need to request one when you book, and let us know if you need more than one.

Because we track your flight in real time, your pickup time adjusts automatically if you're delayed, so you won't be left waiting or charged extra for a late landing. What we can't do is guarantee you'll still make your ship's boarding cut-off if the delay turns out to be a long one, since that depends on the cruise line's own deadline, not on us. If your connection looks tight, build in some extra time.

Yes, and it's worth pre-booking rather than hoping for one on the day. Southampton Central Station is about a mile from the port as the crow flies, but the actual walk to your specific terminal can take anywhere from 15 minutes to as much as 25 to 30 minutes, depending on which terminal you're heading to. A short, pre-booked transfer avoids that walk entirely, especially with cruise luggage.

Yes, and many passengers book both directions in one go, particularly if their travel dates and terminal are already confirmed. If your return details aren't settled yet, that's not a problem, you can book your outbound journey now and add the return leg later. Either way, both journeys are priced and confirmed the same way, with a fixed fare agreed before you travel.