SOU to cruise port plus Heathrow, Gatwick, and UK airport taxis.
Southampton Airport (SOU) is minutes from the cruise port — ideal for fly-cruise embarkation. We also book fixed fares from Heathrow, Gatwick, Bournemouth, Bristol, and other UK airports to Mayflower, Ocean, and all Port of Southampton terminals, with child seats and MPVs on request.
Southampton Airport (SOU) at Eastleigh is the gateway for fly-cruise passengers joining ships at the Port of Southampton. Fixed taxis connect SOU to Mayflower, Ocean, Horizon, QEII, and City Cruise terminals in minutes, with longer runs to Heathrow, Gatwick, and London. Parkway station links to London Waterloo in about 80 minutes.
View airport guide →Aberdeen Airport (ABZ) supports Scotland's oil and gas industry and the north-east economy, with links to Shetland and European hubs.
View airport guide →Belfast International (BFS) at Aldergrove is Northern Ireland's largest airport, handling leisure and diaspora traffic to Great Britain and beyond.
View airport guide →Birmingham Airport (BHX) serves the West Midlands, Warwickshire, and central England, with growing long-haul routes including Emirates to Dubai.
View airport guide →Bristol Airport (BRS) serves the South West, Somerset, and south Wales (via the Severn crossings), popular for Spain, Portugal, and UK domestic routes.
View airport guide →Cardiff Airport (CWL) is Wales's primary commercial airport, serving Cardiff, Swansea, and the Valleys with holiday and business routes.
View airport guide →East Midlands Airport (EMA) serves Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, and Leicestershire, and is a major freight hub as well as a Ryanair and Jet2 base.
View airport guide →Edinburgh Airport (EDI) is Scotland's principal international gateway, serving the capital, Lothian, Fife, and tourists visiting the Highlands and Festival season.
View airport guide →Exeter Airport (EXT) serves Devon, Exeter, and tourists heading to the south coast and Cornwall.
View airport guide →London Gatwick (LGW) is the UK's second-busiest airport and a major base for low-cost and leisure travel to Europe. Its single-runway operation and two terminals make it a key alternative to Heathrow for London and the South East.
View airport guide →Glasgow Airport (GLA) serves western Scotland, the Clyde valley, and tourists heading to the Highlands and islands via connecting flights.
View airport guide →London Heathrow (LHR) is the United Kingdom's busiest airport and a major global aviation hub. Located in the London Borough of Hillingdon, it handles more international passengers than any other airport in Europe and serves as the primary long-haul gateway for England.
View airport guide →Leeds Bradford (LBA) serves West Yorkshire, Harrogate, and the wider Yorkshire region, with Jet2 as a major hub for package holidays.
View airport guide →Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) serves Merseyside, Cheshire, and north Wales with strong easyJet and Ryanair networks.
View airport guide →London City Airport (LCY) is the closest airport to the Square Mile and Canary Wharf, designed for business travellers with fast check-in and short runways accommodating smaller aircraft.
View airport guide →London Luton (LTN) serves Bedfordshire and north London with strong easyJet and Wizz Air networks across Europe. It is popular for city breaks and VFR travel.
View airport guide →Manchester Airport (MAN) is the global gateway for northern England, serving Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Cheshire, and Yorkshire with extensive European and long-haul networks.
View airport guide →Newcastle International (NCL) is the North East's main airport, serving Tyneside, Wearside, Northumberland, and Durham.
View airport guide →London Stansted (STN) is a major low-cost hub serving Essex, Cambridgeshire, and north-east London. It is the largest base for Ryanair in the UK and handles millions of European business and holiday passengers annually.
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