Airport Transfer
with Your Dog
Travelling with your dog from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and London City — subject to availability, with a £30 charge added to the booking. Estates and MPVs for large breeds; assistance dogs always travel free under the UK Equality Act. Comfort-break stops on long journeys.
£30
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 £30 charge added to the booking. 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 — a flat £30 charge applies for a dog travelling with you, 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 £30 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) or MPV-7 (boot floor + folding rear seats, fits a giant breed in a travel crate). Specifically request "estate or MPV-7 for a large dog" at booking — the £30 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 £30 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 charge applies and a vehicle and driver will be matched accordingly.
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