Exeter bookings come from the university, the cathedral quarter, Sandy Park and towns such as Exmouth and Crediton. The airport is about 15 minutes east of the city.
Plan journeys across Exeter, Dartmoor, coastal towns, hotels, venues and surrounding Devon areas.
Exeter Cathedral is a major landmark for sightseeing groups, school trips and private tours. Our minibuses provide convenient group access.
Royal Albert Memorial Museum is ideal for cultural visits, educational trips and family groups travelling together.
Exeter Quayside is popular for walking groups, dining trips, local tours and relaxed group days out.
Exeter’s Underground Passages are ideal for history tours, school visits and private group experiences.
Dartmoor National Park is perfect for scenic group day trips from Exeter with chauffeur-driven coach hire.
A convenient Exeter area for local pickups, university travel, family trips and chauffeur-driven transfers.
A popular area for riverside trips, private group travel, airport transfers and coach hire with driver.
Plan comfortable group transport for student travel, educational visits and organised tours.
Exeter is Devon's county city and the hub for trips across the South West. It has a cathedral, a busy university, a Premiership rugby club and its own airport, with Dartmoor to the west and the Jurassic Coast to the east. Groups book here for graduations, rugby at Sandy Park, the Devon County Show and holidays along the coast.
The M5 ends just outside the city, so traffic heading for Cornwall and South Devon passes Exeter, which makes summer Saturdays very busy.
Main line trains from London and Bristol, and local lines.
The Streatham and St Luke's campuses, busy at term time and graduations.
Hotels near the cathedral and the historic quay.
Exeter Chiefs' stadium by the M5.
The exhibition centre that hosts the Devon County Show.
Towns and villages around Exeter.
Usually around 15 to 20 minutes east of the city.
Around an hour and a half up the M5.
Haytor and Widecombe are around 30 to 40 minutes away.
Around 25 to 35 minutes east.
Around 45 minutes south.
Around an hour west along the A38.
Summer Saturdays are the busiest days on the M5 and A30, as holiday traffic heads for Devon and Cornwall. Early starts help on those days.
Dartmoor roads are narrow and many have weight or width restrictions, so a minibus is often better than a coach for moorland trips.
With the longest unbroken medieval stone vault in the world.
Premiership rugby with Exeter Chiefs.
The county's big agricultural show at Westpoint each May.
Exeter's museum and art gallery.
Cafes, antiques and river walks.
Trails and Go Ape just south of the city.
Rugby supporters' clubs and school trips usually travel by coach. Dartmoor walking groups and coastal tours often choose a minibus for the narrow lanes.
Students moving at the start and end of term need a minibus with good boot space.
The rugby season runs through autumn, winter and spring. The Devon County Show is in May, graduations are in summer, and the summer holidays bring heavy holiday traffic. December brings the Christmas market at the cathedral.
We also pick up and drop off groups in these nearby areas.
Group transfers between Exeter and the closest airports.
Usually around 15 to 20 minutes.
Yes. Drop-off and pickup are agreed near the stadium.
Some routes, yes, but many moorland roads are narrow or restricted. A minibus is often better for Dartmoor trips.
Yes. Traffic is heavy on show days, so leave early.
Yes. Pickups around Exeter are common.
Yes. Share the campus, halls and amount of luggage.
