Southend Airport to Chester

Southend Airport To Chester by taxi :

Taxi from Southend Airport to Chester will take approximately 4 Hours, 8 Minutes.
Southend Airport To Chester taxi will cost approximately £403 for a standard saloon car, which can carry 4 passengers, 2 check-in luggages and 2 hand luggage.
The total mileage from Southend Airport to Chester will be 227 Miles.

We received a story from one of our clients as a thank you letter for the service which we got from our company. We are proud to publish these nice words and very happy to add one more happy customer to our growing family.

You can read his comments below;

I was looking for a reasonably priced car service to travel from London Southend Airport to Chester. The assistance from beginning to end was super even on the day preceding we coming from France to England switched the pick-around time to be at the airport, so we were going from Southend Airport to Chester conversing with our driver and informing company cab they switched our pick around time without any problems and quick reactions. I found the company online. While showing up at Southend Airport the driver was sitting tight for a might have been more useful if he wouldn't be allowed anybody to lift a sack. Simple to situate at the airport. The driver was well disposed and spoke some English. No, give at all, extremely proficient help, was a digit stressed overbooking a taxi on the web, however, I shouldn't need to have stressed.

This was extremely responsive and I was so impressed with his thoughtfulness and care about making sure I would be in safe, helping hands. After getting a prior great experience me and my friends decided to arrange a trip for the same company to take us to Chester City. Due to the beauty and unique atmosphere of this city, it has become a popular place for visitors to this city. We visited some monuments and famous places in Chester. First of all, we visited Charity Zoo, with over 21,000 animals and 500 different species, including some of the most endangered species on the planet. The zoo is an all-year-round, full-day visitor attraction for everyone. This place was huge though so want it to be crowded at all. River Dee is another tourist point and this the river looked quite swollen, and the current quick, made for some great photographic opportunities especially looking down to the wonderful suspension bridge, as it was cold, I took a few photos before moving on to the warmth of the pub, if you're planning a trip to Chester, it's a river well worth checking out some great pubs and restaurants along the riverfront The animals were amazing, the zoo is well set out and amiable seemed loved and well cared for. Our last point was Chester Cathedral which was every bit as good in our opinion. It is built on the site of a much older church dating from AD 958 and a later Benedictine abbey.

It may be a shade smaller perhaps, but it was a wonderful place to visit, and the bonus is that there is no entrance fee. You are merely asked for a discretionary donation which we happily made. I appreciated this company for their Excellent work and Great customer service.