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A modern 8-25-seater minibus saves you from being trapped in a cramped vehicle with limited luggage space and unprofessional service. The difference? You get clean, up-to-date vehicles with decent interiors and professional drivers at your disposal, localising your trip as much as possible. Not to forget the ample boot storage which comes along with every vehicle you book, according to your group's needs.

Who doesn’t like things their way? That’s exactly what you get when you book with us. A personalised vehicle with top-tier amenities such as climate control and reclining seats, offering leg space. Whether you are travelling for business, going on a family wedding or just need a tour of the city with friends, your whole group stays relaxed and calm throughout your 140-mile journey from London to Glastonbury.

No matter where you are headed in Glastonbury, visit the White Spring, The George Hotel, or the Somerset Rural Life Museum. We offer budget-friendly travel packages for all sorts of journeys, with transparent and upfront pricing. You heard that right: intercity travel in premium vehicles at affordable prices. What else could one ask for?

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Route Insights From London To Glastonbury

Travelling between London and Glastonbury, your journey will start heading southwest of the capital, merging with the M3 at Sunbury. From here, there is a 55-mile straight drive until you reach Basingstoke, where you will take the exit at junction 8 and join the A303.

The A303 is the major route commonly followed, which takes you through the countryside, offering stunning views. While crossing the Salisbury plains near Amesbury, you’ll pass Stonehenge so closely that you can see the stones right from the road.

As you continue through Somerset and past Ilchester, the road switches from dual to single lanes, which can cause traffic congestion. Turn south onto the A361, which leads you right into the centre of Glastonbury.

Tip: If you are travelling during the June festival week, it can add up to 1-2 hours of travelling time. It’s advisable to opt for early morning departures to avoid bottlenecks.

Unique Spots To Explore In Glastonbury

Do visit these places while you are in Glastonbury; they will make your experience more unique:

Glastonbury High Street

You will find a variety of stuff to experience here, such as crystal shops, cauldrons, and spell books. Not just that, if you believe in palmistry, you can find tarot readers here and unique cafes along with Somerset bakeries selling local pasties.

The Glastonbury Experience Courtyard

Remember Diagon Alley from Harry Potter? This place is just like that. The place features the Library of Avalon, which has 15,000 books on mysticism and folklore. It has free access to the public. You will also find the Glastonbury Goddess Temple here.

The White Spring

An underground water temple sounds interesting, right? This place is located across from the Chalice Well, lit with candles. You find a white water spring here, which is said to be rich in calcium.