Minibus Hire With Driver Watford

As an up-to-the-minute town in the northwest of London, Watford is no short of the busy restaurants, vibrant shops and the exciting outdoor tourism scene. That means the town demands travelling easily in the local areas to actually enjoy this activity instead of wasting time on a public transport and checking off the list of destinations.

That is why you should start with:

• See the Magic of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter

If you are a big fan of magic, wizards, and the enchanting world of Harry Potter, then the Warner Bros. Studio Tour: The Making of Harry Potter is a complete must-visit in Watford. Through the tour, you'll have the chance to sightsee a variety of stunning sets from the films, including the iconic Great Hall, the enchanting Diagon Alley, Platform 9 ¾, and so much more. Experience the thrill of seeing original costumes worn by your favourite characters and the authentic props that brought the films to life.

• Cassiobury Park

Cassiobury Park, Watford's primary park, was founded in 1909 after the council bought it from the Earls of Essex. The mansion, which once belonged to the Cassiobury estate, was demolished in 1927. The park spans about 190 acres, from Rickmansworth Road to the Grand Union Canal. The western 62 acres constitute a local nature reserve. Visitors can enjoy splash pools, a miniature railway, a bandstand, and a café. Every Saturday at 9 a.m., the park holds a free 5-kilometre Parkrun, which begins near the Shepherds Road entrance and ends at the bandstand.

• Shopping and Dining in Atria Watford

Visit Atria Watford if you enjoy shopping and dining at restaurants. There is plenty to discover among the more than 200 businesses, including well-known chains like Apple and Boots and more specialised boutiques. You may find fast food joints and coffee shops among the many eateries and watering holes. You can visit on weekdays from 9 am to 6 pm and on Sundays from 11 am to 5 pm.

• Enjoy a Match at Vicarage Road Stadium

  Vicarage Road Stadium is a must-visit for any football lover, as it is the home field of Watford F.C. Originally constructed in the 1920s, Watford relocated their home game from Cassio Road to this stadium in 1922. Col. Charles Healey of Benskins Brewery formally opened the stadium for a match against Millwall on 30 August 1922. Fans, particularly those from the area, still feel pride whenever Watford F.C. plays a home game here.

The good news is that all of your travel plans are safe and comfortable with our modern fleet of 9 to 25 seater minibus vehicles. You can enjoy your group trip together, instead of leaving out a few members to take a separate route and a vehicle to be late for the actual trip ahead. If you have exclusive travel plans around Watford and beyond to Abbots Langley, St Albans, or Slough, make sure to let us know ahead of time so we can tailor the journey accordingly.

Each trip is different, and we are the first ones to acknowledge that in our minibus hire quotes. We always personalise the prices, so you do not have to pay an extra amount every time you book a minibus for a trip around the town. More importantly, this quote is calculated according to your exclusive requirements, such as the trip type (one-way or return trip), size of minibus, time of hire, miles covered and specific events like Watford Fringe Festival, and Cassiobury Park Fireworks. 

Which Minibus Should You Hire In Watford?

The choice of minibus size and brand is exclusive to your travel requirements. For airport transfers, a 16 seater minibus is the most preferred size because of its spacious seating plans and enough luggage storage. Meanwhile, a 25 seater minibus with a driver is booked for the wedding transfers and long-distance tours in and out of the town of Watford.

But in the end, you should always hire a minibus that can easily accommodate all your group members and is reliable enough to transfer the luggage. The key is to save money and time on additional transport, which would have become a hassle for the most part.

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