A great no nonsense travel agent. Kelly and her team really go out of their way to assist you in…read morebooking the holiday you really wanted. They're truthful and honest and it really is a pleasure booking holidays through them.

I used Worldspan many years ago to fly to Australia & they were able to get me three seats to…read moreAustrali. we had a stopover in Malaysia with a free internal flight. great.

The destination of our 10 day Norwegian Joy cruise from Miami, the port of Southampton is the…read morelargest cruise port in Western Europe, and our origination point of our European vacation in January 2024. Because of a medical situation on our ship, we actually arrived into port around 9:30 pm on the previous night of what was the scheduled arrival time of early Sunday morning. This resulted in certain things like the casinos and the duty-free shops closing earlier, but we were still required to stay on the ship until the scheduled departure time on Sunday morning. There is no free wifi, but was able to get cell service from our ship. Immigration is an important part of the process, and up to now, we've always experienced it after we depart the ship. But at Southampton, it is done onboard the ship itself. We were required to first go to the main dining room, where UK immigration officers would check passports and let you into the country. Because we needed to catch an early train to London, we didn't wanted to be one of the first ones off the ship. This meant taking care of our own luggage throughout, so before 6 am, we came to the dining room with our luggage. One consistent about cruise ports is that the end task of immigration seems to bring out the most grouchiness from the passengers and not the best use of time for ship employees, mainly because of the miscommunication. (Employees telling some guests the wrong times). I keep reminding myself that the employees who are manning this last task has one of the toughest jobs. We got to the immigration officer by 6:55, and it was very quick. They were not electronically connected, so what they did was to visually check our passports against our faces, and then let us go. We got a sticker on our room cards to signify this. We then took our luggage to the departure area (one level down and other side of the ship), and was one of the first people to depart. It takes a while to get through the port. They don't have escalators...instead using very long ramps to let people out. There were plenty of folks directing us, but it's a very long walk. Once you are outside the port, there is a series of taxis waiting, and we had no problem picking one up to get to our next destination.

Brittany Ferries has acquired Condor Ferries that ran the Poole to Guernsey ferry. Going from Poole…read moreto Guernsey and back with a car plus trailer we were very impressed with the way the vehicles were being loaded. In addition, with the boat being a catamaran, the journey is quick and comfortable at 3 hours. The boat has 3 restaurants/bars and a duty free shop. A much better than expected experience.

Brittany Ferries leave Poole for Cherbourg regularly, with, I believe, four crossing a day…read more It's a four hour trip. unless there's major fog, and the time is easily passed with the amenities on board or with a good book. The boats are very comfortable and we've met some very interesting people, as well as a few drunks. The staff are very good at getting you parked tightly and neatly. Packed seems a good word. It seems though that evry one wants to regain entry to their car at the first possible moment and then spend half an hour in the garage! Tip; wait til the masses have gone down and then go to your car- there's plenty of time. Locally we get the chance of reduced fares by collecting vouchers from the local paper. Some of the deals are very good indeed. Overall, a very good company, slower than the Eurotunnel but for some more convenient. There is duty free, and a well stocked bar!

I used Pegasus Coaches for a private hire for me and my friends on a trip up North. They were…read moreabsolutely brilliant! The booking process was easy, the driver was professional and very friendly, we felt safe and looked after at all times and the prices were really reasonable too. Definitely will use again!

Exceptional service and reliable! I traveled with this…read morecompany in May 2018 and I had a great journey, driver was friendly and very helpful with our luggage also the driver arrived on time on both trips, car was really nice and modern. I will definitely be using this company again!

We sailed on Celebrity Apex on a Norwegian fjords cruise two weeks ago. The original cruise…read moreterminal was City Center terminal however it was subsequently moved over to Horizon a few days before we were set to sail. It was a non issue as both terminals are nearby to each other. The Horizon cruise terminal is the newer one of the two. We pulled our 24 inch luggage over from a nearby hotel. Took about 15 minutes. We had planned to walk our luggage onto the ship. But then a cruise terminal worker suggested we not as the luggage probably couldn't fit onto the X-ray conveyor belt. We checked the luggage instead. Easy peasy as they tagged the luggage right then and there. It was a seamless process as we checked in using Celebrity's app while home. At the cruise terminal we showed our passports with the app and we're allowed to board. Typically we'll ask for early boarding to take advantage of the lunch buffet onboard. We showed up at 11:20am with a 11:30am embarkation. The day we disembarked was just as seamless. We walked off the ship with our luggage. Thank goodness it was at a downhill slant all the way down into the cruise terminal. A cruise employee acted as the traffic controller instructing passengers where to go depending on your previously transportation arrangements. We met our private transport past the pedestrian crossing. In and out within 10-15 minutes. Back to London for a post stay. Took about 1 hour 50 minutes due to traffic.

A very busy cruise ship port with 4 huge ships coming in this morning. Navigating the port &…read morefinding our luggage was easy as everything was well marked. There were signs for taxis, shuttles, ride shares & tours. The taxi line moved very quickly, we were in our cab in about 5 minutes. The ride to the station was in under :10. We passed several walkers pushing one bag on wheels the 1 flat mile route.

Took this service from the Cruise port to Heathrow, with an optional trip to Windsor Castle. Was…read moreactually driven by the business owner, Adrian. I highly recommend this service and would take it again the next time I was in the area. Great option for cruise transportation to Southampton.