Group Airport Transfers: Getting Everyone There Together

Travelling as a group multiplies the logistics: more people, more bags, more chances for someone to be running late. The answer is almost always to travel together in one vehicle rather than a convoy of cars — here's how group transfers work.

One vehicle beats three cars

Splitting a group of seven across a few cars means three drivers, three sets of directions and three arrival times. A single 7-seat MPV or Mercedes V-Class keeps everyone together, the banter going, and the timing simple — one pickup, one fixed price, one arrival.

Room for people and luggage

The catch with seven seats is luggage — seven people with cases and, for a golf trip, seven sets of clubs, needs real boot space. We match the vehicle to the load and, for bigger groups or lots of kit, arrange more than one vehicle travelling together. See the fleet for capacities.

Perfect for

• Golf trips — clubs and cases, early tee-time-friendly pickups.
• Stag and hen dos — get the weekend started together, no designated driver required.
• Family holidays — grandparents, kids, prams and all, in one vehicle.
• Group events — race days, concerts and sporting fixtures.

Make the group pickup smooth

• One lead contact. Nominate one person for the booking and the driver's updates — much simpler than a group chat with the driver.
• Confirm the pickup point. For a group it's worth agreeing a single, easy meeting spot rather than three doorsteps.
• Book the return together. Landing back as a tired group is when one waiting vehicle really pays off.

Get a group quote

Tell us how many people, how much luggage and your pickup points, and we'll recommend the right vehicle — or vehicles — on one fixed price. See our group travel service or get a quote.