Your driver is waiting with a name board the moment you come through customs into arrivals – not in a car park, not on the phone. We track the flight, so a late landing costs you nothing, and the first 60 minutes after the plane lands are free waiting time. Luggage trolleys, a child seat, a wheelchair-friendly car: tell us when you book and it is ready.
SIM card and money on the way. Still carrying your own currency? That is fine: every car takes cards and contactless, so you need no pounds in hand for the journey. If you want a UK SIM or some cash, say so and your driver will point you to the kiosks in arrivals (SIM cards: WHSmith and Sim Local in both terminals’ arrivals; currency: Travelex / Moneycorp desks landside in North and South) or, usually cheaper, stop at a supermarket, Post Office or bank on the route. Our local drivers know where the fair rates and the working cash machines are – trust them to sort it in minutes.
Disabled-friendly arrival. Special assistance: Book via airline at least 48h ahead; Assisted Travel receptions at drop-off points, help points at bus stops, entrances, Short Stay car parks, check-in, pre-security and departure lounge; Eagle Hoist with 24h notice. Step-free: Most gates via airbridges; Ambulift where stairs; lifts to station platforms; Premium car parks same-level access. Guide & assistance dogs: Only assistance dogs allowed in terminals; notify airline 48h; Service Animal Spend Area via the Assisted Travel team. Pets: Dogs flying must meet the PETS scheme. Airport accessibility page Our driver meets you at the assistance desk if you prefer, carries folding wheelchairs and walkers free, and assistance dogs always travel with you at no charge.
Our drivers get asked for these every day, so here is the shortlist we give in the car. Prices are from the venues’ own menus and booking sites (seen October 2026); tap the Google Maps link for photos, today’s menu and star ratings. Want a stop on the way? Say so when you book and the driver will wait.
Fish & chips
Sunday roast
English breakfast
Afternoon tea
Pies
British pale ale
Vegan & vegetarian
Souvenirs & British brands
Tipping: 10–12.5%% service is often added in restaurants, never in pubs or chippies. Most places take cards; a few old caffs and Sam Smith’s pubs are cash-only. Vegan and gluten-free options are marked on almost every London menu – just ask. The airport shops sell the same tea tins and biscuits at 2–3 times the supermarket price, so buy souvenirs in town.
Full list with prices: London food & shopping guide.
Gatwick draws travellers from across the South, and different routes have different characters — the London corridor, the Sussex coast, the Surrey towns, the Kent connections. This route-by-route guide covers the popular Gatwick transfer corridors with fixed fares for each, so wherever you're travelling from, you can see your options at a glance.
Sitting on the Surrey/Sussex border just off the M23, Gatwick serves a wide catchment — London to the north, the Sussex coast to the south, Surrey to the west, and Kent to the east. Each direction is a well-travelled corridor with its own typical journey. Whatever your starting point, a fixed-price transfer covers it door-to-door, and knowing the popular routes helps you understand your fare and journey.
The busiest Gatwick route runs north to London via the M23/M25. Central London, the southern suburbs like Croydon, and the wider capital all connect to Gatwick this way. It's a straightforward run, and a fixed-price transfer handles it door-to-door with luggage, at any hour.
| From | Saloon | Executive | MPV | V Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central London | £123 | £142 | £146 | £158 |
| Croydon | £63 | £75 | £78 | £85 |
| Sutton | £55 | £66 | £68 | £74 |
South of Gatwick lie Brighton and the Sussex coast, a popular corridor for coastal residents flying from Gatwick. Brighton, Worthing and the coastal towns connect via the A23/M23.
| From | Saloon | Executive | MPV | V Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brighton | £81 | £98 | £101 | £112 |
| Crawley | £46 | £58 | £58 | £69 |
| Haywards Heath | £52 | £64 | £64 | £75 |
West into Surrey (Guildford, Reigate, Dorking) and east towards Kent, Gatwick serves these counties as their nearest major airport for many. Fixed-price transfers cover the towns and villages door-to-door.
| From | Saloon | Executive | MPV | V Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guildford | £63 | £75 | £78 | £85 |
| Reigate | £46 | £58 | £58 | £69 |
| Dorking | £55 | £66 | £68 | £74 |
Whichever corridor you're on, the fixed-price transfer works the same way: a door-to-door journey with your luggage, a driver who knows the route, a price agreed upfront, and flight-tracked pickups for arrivals. The London corridor, the coast, Surrey, Kent — all covered with the same reliability and certainty. It's the consistent, stress-free way to and from Gatwick from anywhere in its wide catchment.
What makes Gatwick distinctive among London's airports is the breadth and variety of its catchment, drawing travellers not just from the capital but from a wide sweep of the South and South East, each approaching from a different direction along a different well-worn corridor. This gives Gatwick transfers a character quite unlike a purely London-focused airport service, as the journeys range from the busy northward run into the heart of the capital and its southern suburbs, to the southward drop down to Brighton and the Sussex coast, to the westward reach into the Surrey towns and the eastward links towards Kent. Each of these corridors has its own typical journey time, its own road network, and its own regular flow of travellers, yet all are served by the same straightforward promise of a fixed-price, door-to-door transfer with the fare agreed before departure. Whether you are a Brighton resident heading south to catch a flight, a Guildford family travelling in from the west, or a Londoner coming down from the north, the experience is designed to be consistent and reliable, with a driver who knows your particular route and a price that reflects your specific postcode. This combination of wide geographic reach and uniform reliability is precisely what makes a fixed-price transfer service so well suited to an airport whose travellers arrive from so many different points of the compass.
A: The London corridor north via the M23/M25 — central London and the southern suburbs.
A: Yes — Brighton and the coastal towns connect south via the A23, all fixed-price.
A: For many towns, yes — we cover Surrey and Kent corridors door-to-door.
A: By your specific postcode and vehicle — agreed upfront as a fixed fare.
Gatwick serves a wide catchment via well-travelled corridors — London, the Sussex coast, Surrey and Kent. Whatever your route, a fixed-price transfer covers it door-to-door with luggage, a known route, and a fare agreed before you travel.
Every corridor covered — door-to-door, fixed fare, any hour.
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