We continue to provide our professional private transfer services. In order to protect the health and safety of our passengers and drivers during this time, our vehicles are being sanitised before and after each journey and drivers will be wearing face masks in the vehicle. We are following all advise set out by the Government.

Executive transfers between London Airports and all UK destinations BOOK & PAY ONLINE OR TELEPHONE

UK: 0207 1276 550
Outside UK: +44 207 1276 550
Skype Skype: MajesticTaxis
Email: Info@MajesticTaxis.com

Our Vehicles...

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A Standard Saloon - Mercedes E Class
With its superb comfort, high levels of equipment and style, you’ll always feel relaxed in the E-Class Saloon. Leather Seats, Climate Control as standard.
A Standard Saloon - Mercedes E Class
  • X4
  • X2
  • X2
People Carrier - Mercedes Viano
The Mercedes people carrier is ideal for group travellers. Included are the following: Satellite navigation, Climate control, Fold flat seats and Privacy windows in the rear. The Mercedes Viano is ideal for 6 passengers with 6 Large suitcases and 6 carry on pieces of luggage.
People Carrier - Mercedes Viano
  • X6
  • X6
  • X6
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