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Pick-up location: This will be the "starting point" of your journey.
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Saloon - x 4 x 2 x 2 Ideal for up to 3 passengers travelling with 3 x 23 kg's suitcases or 4 passengers with handbag only.
Estate - x 4 x 4 x 3 Ideal for up to 4 passengers travelling with 4 x 23 kg's suitcases.
Executive Car - x 3 x 2 x 2 Ideal for up to 3 passengers travelling with 2 x 20 kg's suitcases and 2 handbags.
People Carrier - x 6 x 5 x 0 Ideal for up to 4 passengers travelling with 5 x 23 kg's suitcases or 5 passengers travelling with 3 x 20 kg's suitcases or 6 passengers with hand luggage only.
8 Seater - x 8 x 8 x 4 Ideal for up to 8 passengers travelling with max of 8 x 23 kg's suitcases only regardless of passenger count.
Heathrow Airport to Eastbourne Minicab and Eastbourne to Heathrow Airport Minicab at all terminals or to any UK airport is provided by Jewels Airport Transfers. Can you say no to a beach holiday? Voila, this is one of the best holidays a family could take. However, a lot of people steer away from beach holidays due to transportation issues. If you are inspired to take this vacation, pick Minicab from Eastbourne to Heathrow and a Minicab from Heathrow to Eastbourne from us! We at Jewels Airport Transfers will ensure that your holiday becomes a great success. We will take you through the best routes and plan a “wonderful” drive for you. When we say “wonderful” we really mean it!
Traveling from the Heathrow Airport to Eastbourne
The coastal town of Eastbourne is definitely a beautiful one. On the other hand, your journey from the Heathrow Airport to Eastbourne will be much more interesting. We always ensure that our passengers are driven through the best lands of Great Britain. Our drivers are talented men who learn the routes inside out before every drive. In most cases, your drive to Eastbourne will be through Brighton. And, this is another stunning town in the country. With this being said, your ride from the Heathrow Airport to Eastbourne covers 84 miles. And, the journey takes around 1 hour 30 minutes. We would like to stress on the fact that “drives” in Great Britain are highly unpredictable. We compute all our times, distances and quotes based on optimal weather conditions and season. So, when the sky is clear and the sea is calm, you will take an hour and a half to reach Eastbourne from the Heathrow Airport.
Moving on, let’s understand how to book a minicab from Jewels Airport Transfers. Both locals and foreign travelers can make use of our online booking form. This is a comprehensive form that collects the following pieces of information to generate a quote: the pickup time, the drop off location, the pickup location and the date of travel. To make things easier, we will request for your flight information. Jewels Airport Transfers uses flight information to ensure that your arrival is on time. In case your flight delays or even arrives early, fear not! A Jewels Airport Transfers driver will be waiting for you. This is a promise we give all out passengers.
With the above-mentioned details, we will be able to draft an accurate quote for your journey. Go ahead and making a booking, if you are happy with our quote.
Jewels Airport Transfers is reputed for its prompt and affordable services. We believe that you will always be pleased with our quotes and services.
About Eastbourne
Eastbourne is a seaside resort in Sussex, England. This town is located immediately after Beachy Head. This is considered as England’s highest chalk sea cliff. Eastbourne is home to many world famous hotels and restaurants. This includes the large Victorian Hotels facing the seafront. Likewise, you will come across many monuments and places of significance in Eastbourne. Few notable places to visit in the town would be the “Fort and Military Museum”. History reveals that Eastbourne was developed in the year 1859. Since then, the population of this town has increased drastically. Though this a new town, there are many pieces of evidence of occupation since early Stone Age.
Today, this is a renowned tourist destination. Every street in this town is carefully planned by William Cavendish, the Duke of Devonshire. You will experience a blend of ancient Victorian styles with modern architecture in Eastbourne. This is believed to be a unique selling point of this destination.
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