We run fixed-price, same-day long-distance transfers from Bristol and Bristol Airport, from Bath at £59 up to Manchester at £289, covering the South West, the South Coast and the main UK airports. Every fare below is the whole price for a saloon car, set before you travel, and it doesn't change with traffic, the time of day, or how far in advance you book.
This page indexes every route we run. If you're going somewhere local, inside Bristol or a short hop like Clifton or Bradley Stoke, the full local price list is the one you want. This one's for anywhere further out. Checked September 2026.
Somerset and the South West
Saloon car, up to 4 passengers, 2 large cases. Estate, executive, MPV and 8-seater upgrades add roughly £10, £20, £30 and £50 more on the shorter runs, more again on the longer Devon and Cornwall routes; each route page has the exact figure.
| Destination | Fixed fare (saloon) | Typical time | Route page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bath | £59 | 35 min | Bristol to Bath |
| Wells | from £49 | 30 min | Bristol to Wells |
| Weston-super-Mare | from £49 | 30 min | Bristol to Weston-super-Mare |
| Taunton | from £79 | 50 min | Bristol to Taunton |
| Bridgwater | fixed quote at booking | about 1h | call 0117 966 6666 |
| Exeter | from £139 | 1h 20m | Bristol to Exeter |
| Newton Abbot | £212.68 | 1h 46m | Bristol to Newton Abbot |
| Torquay | £224.14 | 1h 59m | Bristol to Torquay |
| Paignton | £227.11 | about 2h | Bristol to Paignton |
| Plymouth | £265.05 | 2h 16m | Bristol to Plymouth |
| Newquay | £342.00 | 2h 56m | Bristol to Newquay |
| Truro | £350.90 | 3h | Bristol to Truro |
| Falmouth | £378.49 | 3h 23m | Bristol to Falmouth |
South coast
| Destination | Fixed fare (saloon) | Typical time | Route page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southampton (city, cruise terminals, airport) | £159 | about 1h 40m | Bristol to Southampton |
| Portsmouth | £262.51 | 2h 7m | Bristol to Portsmouth |
| Poole | £175.14 | 2h 11m | Bristol to Poole |
| Bournemouth | £187.52 | 2h 18m | Bristol to Bournemouth |
Sailing from Southampton? The Bristol to Southampton cruise terminal page covers all four terminals and timed sailing-day pickups at the same £159 fare.
Airports and the rest of England
| Destination | Fixed fare (saloon) | Typical time | Route page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cardiff | £109 | 55 min | Bristol to Cardiff |
| Birmingham | £169 | 1h 50m | Bristol to Birmingham |
| Heathrow | £179 | 2h 15m | Bristol to Heathrow |
| Luton | £209 | 2h 50m | Bristol to Luton |
| Gatwick | £229 | 2h 45m | Bristol to Gatwick |
| Stansted | £279 | 3h 15m | Bristol to Stansted |
| Manchester | £289 | 3h 10m | Bristol to Manchester |
Weighing the car against the train or coach for one of these? Each airport has its own honest comparison: Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham and Cardiff.
Every route above works in reverse too, into Bristol or Bristol Airport, generally at the same fixed price. Where a return leg costs a little more or less, the route page for that destination says so.
How a same-day long-distance booking works
We're on 24/7, 365 days a year, and we do take same-day long-distance bookings when a car's free. Online booking needs at least an hour's notice, and for anything over two hours away, calling ahead of the day you're travelling gives dispatch the best chance of confirming the right vehicle rather than the nearest one. Wherever you're going, your flight is tracked on airport jobs and the first 45 minutes of waiting after landing is free.
Why a fixed price beats a quote calculator on the longer runs
The further the trip, the more a ballpark estimate can move once you try to pin down a real time, a real car size and a real address, which is exactly what the aggregator sites selling "from £X" estimates for Devon and Cornwall routes are built on. Our fares above are the confirmed price for a saloon car before you travel. Several of the individual route pages linked above name the aggregator range we're being measured against directly, so you can see the comparison rather than take our word for it.
The honest version
For a short domestic run like Birmingham or Manchester, one person travelling light is usually better off on the direct train, and the route pages above say so plainly. Where the taxi wins on a long trip is a group sharing the fixed fare, luggage, an early or late flight connection, a cruise terminal or ferry port a train doesn't reach, or simply wanting one price and one car for a journey that would otherwise mean two or three changes.
Frequently asked questions
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