Heathrow To Southampton Taxi
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How much will a Heathrow to Southampton taxi cost?
The price of a standard taxi from Heathrow to Southampton is £160 per vehicle. The vehicle would be a Mercedes E-Class saloon, which is comfortable for 3 Passengers, 2 large suitcases and 2 carry-on bags. You would be driven directly to your hotel or cruise terminal in complete comfort.
Heathrow To Southampton Cruise Transfer
We will drive you directly from Heathrow airport to Southampton in complete comfort. Weather you want to go from Heathrow airport to Southampton cruise terminal or to a pre-cruise Hotel in Southampton. We are often told by our customers our door-to-door private car service is cheaper than what the cruise ships charge for a shared bus / coach transfer!
How long will a taxi journey from Heathrow to Southampton take?
The average journey time from Heathrow to Southampton is 1 hours 20 minutes. When travelling in peak traffic times during the week Monday to Friday 06:30- 09:00 and 15:30 - 18:30 the journey from Heathrow to Southampton can take an extra 30 to 45 minutes.
Can we be picked up from a Heathrow hotel instead of the terminal?
Yes, if you are staying overnight at a hotel in the vicinity of Heathrow airport, we can collect you from your hotel. When booking on our website please write down your hotel details in the additional comments box.
Where will I meet my driver for a Heathrow to Southampton taxi?
Your driver will be waiting for you inside the arrival terminal with a sign that has your name on it. The exact meeting point information depends on which terminal you arrive at and will be included when we send you a booking confirmation. Please also find the information below.
Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 To Southampton Taxi
The driver will meet the passengers in the arrivals hall in front of WH Smith shop
Heathrow Airport Terminal 3 To Southampton Taxi
The driver will meet the passengers in the arrivals hall in front of WH Smith shop
Heathrow Airport Terminal 4 To Southampton Taxi
The driver will meet the passengers in the arrivals hall in front of Costa Coffee shop
Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 To Southampton Taxi
The driver will meet the passengers in the arrivals hall in front of Costa Coffee shop
What time should i schedule my taxi from Heathrow to Southampton for?
When booking on our website please enter the time your flight is scheduled to land. Our driver will enter the airport terminal 60 minutes after the flight lands, which allows passengers time to clear immigration and collect luggage. If you think you will be through quicker than 60 minutes, please let us know and we will ask the driver to enter the terminal earlier.
What if my flight is delayed landing at Heathrow airport?
When booking a taxi from Heathrow airport to Southampton, we ask that you provide your arrival flight details. The flight number enables us to track weather there are any delays in your flight arrival and reschedule the driver accordingly. There are no extra charges in the event of a delayed or cancelled flight.
Is it safe to travel with MajesticTaxis.com from Heathrow to Southampton?
It is very safe to travel with Majestic Taxis & Chauffeur driven cars. All our vehicles are serviced and maintained in line with manufacturer guidelines, the vehicles are fully licensed and insured to carry passengers. All our drivers are fully licensed and insured to carry passengers, as part of the licensing requirements a comprehensive background check is performed to ensure the driver is safe to travel with. We are a family-owned business and have an ethos of treating passengers like members of the family. We have been trusted by many parents of international students to pick up their children from Heathrow and deliver them safely to Southampton university / student accommodation and then from Southampton back to Heathrow at the end of the term. Our drivers are always friendly and drive safely.
Can MajesticTaxis.com provide a return transfer from Southampton to Heathrow Airport?
Yes, Majestic Taxis & Chauffeur driven cars can also provide a fixed price taxi from Southampton / Southampton cruise terminal to Heathrow Airport which can be pre-booked online. Please use our website to book a return transfer or contact us by email / phone.
Is there a taxi rank at Heathrow Airport?
There is a taxi rank outside each terminal at Heathrow airport which is occupied by the world-famous London black cabs. The black cabs at Heathrow taxi rank charge on the meter for transfers into central London. If the black cab drivers need to go from Heathrow to Southampton (outside the London area) they charge a fixed fare. The fixed fare can be usually two or three times the cost of a pre-booked private taxi service with Majestic Taxis & Chauffeur Driven Cars. It is far more cost effective and convenient to pre-book a private taxi service and have a driver meet you inside the airport terminal, assist with luggage and then drive you directly to any address in Southampton in a comfortable, clean Mercedes vehicle.
Heathrow To Southampton Cruise Terminal via Stonehenge, Windsor Castle or Highclere Castle
If you would like to make the most of your time in the UK and have the time, then why not visit a popular tourist attraction on the way to Southampton. Our driver will wait for 1 hour at the attraction (or longer if you want to) for you to explore and take in the sights and the drop you off at your hotel in Southampton or Southampton cruise terminal.
Please contact us by email info@majestictaxis.com if you are interested in booking a private transfer from Heathrow Airport to Southampton with a stop on the way. The prices shown below are a guide based on a private transfer in Mercedes E Class saloon and do not include entrance to the attractions. The passengers will be responsible for purchasing tickets for the attractions – this can usually be done online.
Heathrow Airport to Southampton Taxi
with a 1 Hour Stop Off at Windsor Castle Price from £250
Heathrow Airport to Southampton Taxi
with a 1 Hour Stop Off at Stonehenge Price from £250
Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle, situated in the county of Berkshire, England, stands as an iconic symbol of British history and royal heritage. The castle, founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. Its stunning architecture represents a blend of medieval, Gothic, and Victorian styles, showcasing centuries of royal influence and adaptation.
Nestled on a picturesque hill overlooking the River Thames, Windsor Castle has served as a residence for British monarchs for over 900 years. The castle's State Apartments, adorned with opulent furnishings and priceless artworks, provide visitors with a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of royalty. The breathtaking St. George's Chapel, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, is not only a place of worship but also the final resting place of numerous monarchs, including Henry VIII.
Windsor Castle remains an active working palace, hosting official ceremonies, state banquets, and events of national significance. The Changing of the Guard, a traditional spectacle, attracts crowds as soldiers march ceremoniously through the castle grounds.
Stonehenge
Stonehenge, an ancient and mysterious monument on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, is one of the world's most iconic prehistoric sites. Constructed over several phases between 3000 BC and 1500 BC, Stonehenge's primary feature is its arrangement of massive standing stones, some reaching up to 30 feet in height, forming a ring and horseshoe shape. The stones, sourced from distant locations, were intricately positioned, and their purpose remains a subject of scholarly debate and folklore.
Believed to have astronomical and religious significance, Stonehenge is aligned with celestial events, such as the summer and winter solstices. The monument attracts millions of visitors each year, drawn by its enigmatic aura and the enduring mysteries surrounding its construction and purpose.
Managed by English Heritage, the site includes a visitor center with exhibitions and a reconstructed Neolithic village, providing insight into the lives of the ancient people who built Stonehenge. Despite centuries of study, the true purpose of Stonehenge continues to elude researchers, adding to its allure and making it a UNESCO World Heritage site of global importance.