Airport Transfer
with Your Dog
Travelling with your dog from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and London City — subject to availability, with a charge added to the booking: £30 on Saloon or Estate, £50 on Executive and larger vehicles. Estates and MPVs for large breeds; assistance dogs always travel free under the UK Equality Act. Comfort-break stops on long journeys.
£30–£50
Dog charge
Free
Assistance dogs
5–10m
Comfort break
4.9
Avg. rating
What you get
FAQ
Do you allow dogs in your airport transfers?+
Yes, subject to availability — well-behaved dogs can travel with a charge added to the booking: £30 on Saloon or Estate, £50 on Executive and larger vehicles. Just mention "travelling with a dog" at booking with the dog's size (small / medium / large / extra-large) so we can confirm availability and match a suitable driver and vehicle. Estates and MPVs are typically best for larger dogs.
Is there an extra charge for a dog?+
Yes — £30 on a Saloon or Estate, £50 on Executive and larger vehicles, covering driver matching and cleaning. This is separate from our assistance-dog policy below, which is always free with no surcharge.
What about pet carriers / crates / harnesses?+
Under UK Highway Code rule 57, dogs must be suitably restrained in a moving vehicle — a seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog crate or guard behind the rear seats. Most owners bring their own carrier; the driver helps load and secure it. We don't supply UK-approved pet carriers ourselves.
Are service dogs / guide dogs / assistance dogs accommodated?+
Always — assistance dogs are accommodated under UK Equality Act 2010 with no surcharge, no restriction, and no advance booking requirement. The dog charge does not apply to recognised assistance dogs, and the driver will not refuse a journey because of one.
Which vehicle is best for a large dog (Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd)?+
Estate (£20–30 above saloon, has a single-level boot perfect for a crated large dog, dog charge £30) or MPV-7 (boot floor + folding rear seats, fits a giant breed in a travel crate, dog charge £50). Specifically request "estate or MPV-7 for a large dog" at booking — the dog charge applies in addition to the vehicle fare.
Can the driver stop for a comfort break on a long journey?+
Yes — for cruise-port runs (Heathrow → Southampton, Dover) or other 1h+ journeys, the driver can stop at a service-area dog-friendly lay-by for 5–10 minutes, subject to schedule. Just ask at booking.
What about dogs travelling to a cruise port for a pet-friendly cruise?+
Several lines from Southampton and Dover allow pets in dedicated kennels (Cunard QM2 famously). We deliver to the assigned terminal with the dog and luggage, subject to availability; mention the cruise line and ship at booking.
What if my dog gets carsick?+
Bring a vet-approved anti-nausea medication if known to be an issue, water in a non-spill bowl, and a towel for the seat. Tell us at booking and the driver will go gently and avoid sharp turns where possible. The dog charge covers reasonable cleaning; an exceptional mess may incur an additional discretionary fee.
Book a pet-friendly transfer
Mention the dog at booking — subject to availability, a £30 (Saloon/Estate) or £50 (larger vehicles) charge applies and a vehicle and driver will be matched accordingly.
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