Liverpool 16-Seater Minibus Hire With A Driver

Organising a group of 16 members can be overwhelming and frustrating if not planned properly. Before making a final call, here are a few things that can help you make the right decision:

• Be clear about your group requirements. Besides knowing just the number of your group members, account for your luggage requirements. 
• If you need additional requirements like wheelchair accessibility and child seating, always inform us well before time so we can see if we can provide the required amenities, as these features are subject to availability. 
• Book early if you plan to travel during peak seasons like Christmas, summer vacations or Easter. Plus, you should book your travel ahead of time. This will help you avoid price hikes, and you might actually secure a more affordable deal.
• When you hire a minibus for airport transfers, it's worth noting that early departures can save you the hassle of traffic jams and unexpected delays.
• We are completely aware that group sizes can fluctuate, or some members can come with big suitcases. When that's the case, openly communicate with us. We provide the option of choosing a bigger vehicle, like a 20-seater minibus. On the contrary, someone may decide to drop out at the last minute. This is when you can book a smaller vehicle, like a 14-seater minibus, which saves on your budget too.

You are not limited to the city’s vicinity with us. We provide easy intercity transfers with comfort and zero stress. Here are some cities where people typically hire us: 

1. Hollywood Filming Location 

Due to the city’s unique architecture, Liverpool has been depicted as a location double for cities such as New York or London in movies like The Batman or Captain America. 

2. Largest Cathedral in the UK

Liverpool Cathedral is the largest cathedral in the UK and the fifth largest in the world. The place covers a land area of 9600 square meters. 

3. The Liver Birds Legend 

On top of the Royal Liver Building are two gigantic copper bird statues named Bertie and Bella. Local legends around here say that if these two birds happen to fly off, the very existence of Liverpool will be ended.

4. Home of the First Lifeboat 

As a major port city, making sure that people at sea were safe must have been a constant concern back in time. The very first-ever lifeboat station in the world was set up at Formby Beach, just outside the city, in 1776.