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London To Manchester Minibus Hire With A Driver

Thanks to our modern fleet of minibuses, you can easily travel from London to Manchester with the right services for every type of group. Each minibus we provide comes with a vetted driver, taking away the driving stress. On top of that, our vehicles come equipped with modern amenities such as ample storage space and comfortable cushioned seats offering appropriate legroom.

Our minibuses can easily accommodate groups anywhere from 8 to 25 passengers, making them suitable for all sorts of travel, especially on long distances where comfort is even more crucial. For larger groups, we also offer full size coaches offering premium amenities and generous space required for larger groups.

In short, it's a win-win situation for everyone. Navigating the M6 congestion is off your plate; efficient route planning will be carried out by our expert drivers. And most importantly, you stay together with your group, without any uncertainty or travel fatigue.

If you have special requests regarding amenities like Wifi, charging ports or wheelchair access, please be sure to inform our reservation executive before time so they can see what they can do about it.

Routes To Travel From London To Manchester

M1, M6, or M40, M6

These routes are typically the most direct ones, minimising travel time. Groups running short on time, such as corporate travel or airport transfers, often prefer travelling through these motorways.

The distance between London and Manchester spans approximately 210 miles with a typical travel time of about 4 hours. Though the routes are direct, travel conditions like the Midlands region and M6 corridors still vary and can affect travelling hours, so careful planning is what makes your journey less tiring.

Stops Along The Way

While travelling from London to Manchester, you will witness the beautiful hills of the Peak District on the way. Other than that, you will cruise past the Thelwall Viaduct near Warrington, which is a massive bridge, famous for its heavy traffic congestion, so travel is expected to slow down here.

These routes also offer rest stops in case you have kids on board needing to use restrooms, like Norton Canes. The place is clean and convenient for taking a break.

Travel Via The Peak District

If your group has time and wants to explore the scenic routes while travelling, you can travel through the Peak District. The route offers beautiful views and a longer travel journey.

On this passage, you exit north on the M1, using routes like A623 or A57, which is called the Snake Pass. The journey takes longer, typically from 5-7 hours or more, depending on the number and length of stops on the way. The route is mostly appealing to tourists, friends and families.

Attractions Along The Way

On this route, you can stop and explore Oxford city for its vintage vibes. Other than that, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon, is a famous spot. Not to forget the Peak District National Park, featuring pretty villages such as Castleton and Bakewell, adding a more beautiful experience to your trip.

What Most People Love Doing In Manchester

Travel for Football Matches

Manchester is a hub for football, and the craze among soccer fans is something else. Groups travel in large numbers to Manchester United or the Etihad Stadium to enjoy live matches in football seasons.

Visit Harry Potter Architectures

Another major highlight of Manchester is the John Rylands Library, which is a Gothic structure, just like in the famous Harry Potter movies.

Waterfront Fun at Salford Quays

People love walking along the water at Salford Quays. Groups also visit The Lowry for art and theatre, or explore MediaCityUK, famous for the filming of many famous TV shows and movies. You can even take a river cruise to see the city skyline.

Shopping & Dine-Ins

Shopping lovers have the option of going to Spinningfields for luxury brands or the Trafford Centre. Foodies also have a lot of options here, such as the Curry Mile for authentic South Asian cuisine and food halls like Mackie Mayor, where you can enjoy local flavours.

What Is The Cost For Hiring A Minibus From London To Manchester?

The cost for travelling from London to Manchester in an 8-seater minibus can typically range from £560 to £590. The cost totally depends on different factors like your type of minibus, time of hire and other requirements.

Please note that these are just estimated prices. To get an exact quote, enter your details in our price calculator.