Hull pickups come from Paragon Interchange, the ferry terminal, the Old Town and the university, as well as Beverley, Cottingham and Hessle.
The Deep is one of Hull’s most popular attractions for school groups, families and private tours. Our minibuses provide easy group access.
Hull Maritime Museum is ideal for cultural visits, heritage tours and educational group travel.
Hull Minster is a historic city landmark suitable for sightseeing groups, private tours and school visits.
Streetlife Museum is popular for family trips, school visits and group days out in Hull.
Humber Bridge is a memorable stop for sightseeing tours, photography groups and regional journeys around Hull.
A key area for heritage tours, dining trips, event transfers and chauffeur-driven group transport.
A popular Hull area for waterfront visits, private pickups, hotel transfers and event travel.
Hull, officially Kingston upon Hull, is a maritime city on the Humber estuary. Overnight ferries sail from here to Rotterdam, The Deep aquarium draws school groups from across the north, and the city's rugby league derbies are among the fiercest in the sport. Hull was UK City of Culture in 2017, and its museums and festivals still bring plenty of visitors.
The Humber Bridge links Hull to Lincolnshire and has a toll. Most routes west use the A63 and M62, which can be slow near the city at rush hour.
The rail and bus station in the city centre.
Overnight ferries to Rotterdam, east of the centre.
Hotels, the museums quarter and the waterfront.
The campus in the north of the city.
Home of Hull City and Hull FC, and of Hull KR.
Towns around Hull.
Usually around 35 to 40 minutes over the Humber Bridge.
Leeds Bradford is around an hour and a quarter; Manchester is around two hours.
Around 20 minutes, for the minster and the racecourse.
Around 45 minutes, for the coast and the seabird cliffs at Bempton.
Around an hour.
Rolling countryside around 30 minutes north.
The A63 into Hull is the main route from the M62 and can be slow at rush hour. The Humber Bridge has a toll for each crossing.
On derby days and big matches at the MKM Stadium, roads around the ground are busy, and drop-off points are agreed in advance. Ferry traffic builds at the docks in the late afternoon before the evening sailings.
The aquarium at the mouth of the River Hull, a favourite school trip.
One of Europe's largest travelling fairs, held each October.
England's largest parish church.
Transport and street history in the Museums Quarter.
Once the world's longest single-span suspension bridge.
The city's arena for concerts and shows.
Ferry passengers travelling to Rotterdam with luggage often book a minibus with good boot space. School trips to The Deep travel by coach.
Rugby league supporters' clubs usually take a coach to away games.
The rugby league season runs from February to October, and the football season from August to May. Hull Fair takes over the city in October, and the Freedom Festival brings street arts in late summer.
We also pick up and drop off groups in these nearby areas.
Group transfers between Hull and the closest airports.
Yes. Share the sailing and check-in time, and the number of passengers and bags.
Humberside Airport is around 35 to 40 minutes away. Leeds Bradford is around an hour and a quarter.
Yes. Share the school's drop-off point and the visit times.
Yes, there is a toll for each crossing.
Yes. Pickups across Hull and East Yorkshire are common.
Yes. The roads around the fair are very busy, so drop-off points are agreed in advance.
