Frequently Asked Questions
Q: If we are delayed by heavy traffic
on the way home, will we need to pay extra?
A: No, you won't need to pay extra.
Together we'll plan your day in advance, and agree a time to depart
from your final destination. So long as we depart from the final
destination by the agreed time, you won't be charged any extra.
Q: If, during the day, we decide that
we'd like to extend our tour for a little longer, can we do this?
A: Yes, subject to the charges
specified in the Prices section of this website.
Q: When planning our trip,
how can we find out the travelling time between
locations?
A: Take a look at the Plan Your Trip
page, where you can see the approximate driving times between some of
the most popular destinations from London. For other destinations,
websites such as www.theaa.com
have excellent route planners which can give you an approximation of
the travelling time. However, bear in mind that the timings given can
sometimes be a little optimistic.
Q: Is there any mileage charge?
A: No. The price you are quoted is the
price you pay. The quoted price includes unlimited mileage.
Q: Are there any other taxes or parking
fees to pay - what about the London Congestion Zone Charge?
A: No, there are no other taxes, road
tolls or parking fees to pay. The price you are quoted is the price you
pay.
Q: Is it possible to book for more than
one day, and spend the night away from London?
A: Yes, but there will be an additional
charge for the driver's overnight expenses, as specified in the
Prices page.
Q: Is it possible to start or finish our tour at an airport or cruise terminal?
A: Yes, subject to there being
sufficient room in the vehicle for your luggage, and subject to the additional charges
for airports in the Prices page. Please get in touch for a quotation for a tour starting or finishing at a cruise terminal.
Q: What vehicle do you use?
A:
I use a Seat Alhambra. It’s very similar to a Volkswagen Sharan. In the
UK we call this type of vehicle a ‘people carrier’, or MPV. It seats 7
adults, with two seats at the front, three individual seats in the
middle and two individual seats at the rear. It’s a reasonably large,
high-up vehicle affording good views from the windows. My passengers
frequently comment on the comfort and space of the vehicle. When taking
clients to or from airports or cruise terminals, I usually remove the
rear two seats – this allows plenty of space for luggage.
