Private Taxi Transfer

Bath LCY
Taxi Transfer

Fixed-price private taxi from Bath to London City Airport (LCY). English-speaking driver, real-time flight tracking, free meet & greet and free child seats on every booking.

209 km
Distance
2h 59m
Duration
£265
From
4.9 ★
Rating
Flight tracked
Fixed price
Free cancellation
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All prices include driver, fuel, tolls, child seats and meet & greet.

Saloon

£265
1-3 2

Estate

£305
1-4 3

MPV

£425
1-6 5

Van

£555
1-8 7

Compare ways to get from Bath to LCY

Taxi, train, bus, self-drive — side by side.

OptionDurationPriceComfortVerdict
oHo Taxis Private Taxi2h 59m£265Private, A/CFastest door-to-door
Train + connection3h 30m£50-£80Limited luggage spaceEconomical but involves transfers
Bus / coach4h 15m£20-£40Basic, shared seatingMost budget-friendly, longer travel time
Self-drive3h 10m£50 (fuel + tolls)Flexible but involves parking hassleFlexible but parking at LCY is costly

What to expect

Meet & Greet

Upon booking with oHo Taxis, your driver will meet you at your specified pickup location in Bath. You’ll recognize your driver by their professional attire and a sign with your name. The meet & greet service ensures a swift and seamless start to your journey.

The Drive

Your journey to London City Airport will take you via the A4 and M4, offering a balance of city and countryside views. Notable landmarks include the historic town of Windsor and its renowned castle. Consider a quick stop for refreshments and photos if time permits.

Arrival

Upon arrival at London City Airport, your driver will drop you off at the designated passenger drop-off area, ensuring you are steps away from the terminal entrance. This convenient service saves you time and effort compared to other modes of transport.

Route map

209 km · est. 2h 59m driving

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About the Bath to LCY route

Traveling from Bath BA1 to London City Airport (LCY) is a straightforward journey of approximately 209 km. The drive typically takes about 2 hours and 59 minutes under normal traffic conditions. The route primarily involves taking the A4 and M4 expressways, which are well-maintained and offer a smooth driving experience. Upon reaching London, the journey continues via the A1020 to reach London City Airport, situated in the London E16 area. This route provides scenic views of both the countryside and urban landscapes.

Traffic patterns can vary, especially during peak hours. It's advisable to start the journey early in the morning or after the evening rush hour to avoid congestion, particularly around London. The M4 is commonly busy near Reading and the approach to London, so planning your journey with some buffer time is recommended.

This route is rich in landmarks, as you will pass close to the historic city of Windsor, home to the famous Windsor Castle. Depending on the time of year, the scenery along the M4 can be particularly picturesque, with lush greenery in summer and vibrant autumn foliage. You might even consider a brief stopover in Windsor for a quick photo opportunity.

Booking with oHo Taxis ensures a hassle-free experience. With services like free child seats, flight tracking, and a meet & greet service, oHo Taxis stands out as a reliable choice. Unlike public transport, a private taxi offers door-to-door service without the need for transfers, ensuring a comfortable and seamless journey tailored to your schedule.

Bath to LCY — Frequently Asked Questions

Things to do in LCY

  • Explore the nearby ExCeL London exhibition centre
  • Visit the O2 Arena for events and concerts
  • Enjoy a stroll along the Royal Victoria Dock
  • Take a cable car ride on the Emirates Air Line
  • Relax at one of the nearby cafes or restaurants
  • Visit the Museum of London Docklands

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