Minibus Hire With A Driver In York

When it comes to hiring minibuses in York we are proud of offering top-notch vehicles with drivers. Our wide range of minibuses and coaches are well kept, ensuring cleanliness and modern amenities, like air conditioning and comfortable seats etc. These features ensure a journey for all passengers whether they are on an excursion or a long trip.

York is a city of history and culture providing a wide range of experiences for all to enjoy. From its Viking origins to its legends York has a lot to offer. 

Our experienced drivers not only provide transportation for groups of any size but also have extensive knowledge of local roads and traffic conditions. They are familiar with the area. Can recommend places for sightseeing, shopping or dining, during your journey. 

Whether you want to travel to sites or go for corporate needs, our drivers can help you maximise your visit.

We offer a selection of coaches that cater to your needs. Our goal is to provide top-notch transportation services paired with amenities ensuring a travel experience, for all passengers. Sustainability is at the core of our values as we strive to reduce the impact of transportation by using eco-friendly vehicle models and implementing regular maintenance practices. Explore our range of coach brands for trips across the UK.

1. Mercedes Benz Tourismo
2. Scania K Series
3. Neopan Tourliner
4. Van Hool TX
5. Plaxton Panther
6. Irizar i4

About York

York is truly a captivating city, in England boasting a mix of charm and cultural richness. This preserved city within walls has witnessed over two millennia of history. Renowned for its architecture, and quaint cobblestone streets, York is brimming with must-visit attractions like the York Minster Cathedral, the Jorvik Viking Centre, the York Castle Museum, the National Railway Museum and more. 

Thanks to our minibus services exploring these tourist destinations and immersing yourself in the atmosphere is a piece of cake.

Popular Cities and Towns Nearby

Let's check out some beautiful towns and cities near York.

• York, known initially as Eboracum, was once a Roman settlement.

Eboracum was established in 71 AD under rule, which lasted for more than 400 years. Emperor Constantine, who hailed from York became the emperor to be crowned in Eboracum. You can spot his statue outside York Minster, a gathering place. 

Check out the remnants at the angular Tower in Museum Gardens and enjoy a visit to the Roman Baths pub. These locations are among the treasures of York. Delve into artefacts at the Undercroft, in York Minster situated on the Roman fortress grounds. Keep an eye out for 'Ebor' on road signs and storefronts as you wander through York.

• York originated as a Viking settlement known as Jorvik.

The Danish Vikings, under the leadership of Ivar The Boneless attacked York on November 1 866 AD. Changed its name to Jorvik. Eric Bloodaxe, who ruled Jorvik last, was defeated by King Eadred in 954 AD while trying to unite England. 

The Jorvik Viking Centre, an attraction in York displays Viking artefacts discovered during an excavation in the 1980s. Children will find joy in the cab ride offered there. York commemorates its Viking history, with a Viking Festival held in February featuring a parade of Viking clans marching through the city centre.

• York's Place Names: Unique and Confusing

In York the ancient entrances to the city centre are known as bars; Monk Bar, Bootham Bar, Micklegate Bar and Walmgate Bar. On the other hand streets in York are referred to as gates; Goodramgate, Stonegate, Swinegate and so on. 

This naming tradition stems from 'gata,' which is a term for road. Narrow paths are called snickets or snickelways while rings denote the fields to the River Ouse. The term 'Strays' pertains to open areas surrounding the city rather than wandering animals. Understand?

• York: One of the World's Most Haunted Cities

York's got over 500 recorded ghosts! Check out the ghost dog of York Minster or the Roman legion rumoured to march through the Treasurer’s House basement. If you're feeling brave, grab a pint at York’s most haunted pub, The Golden Fleece.