5% off- Taxi from RH2 Reigate to Gatwick Airport Transfer

About RH2 Reigate

In the south of the heart of London is the town of Reigate. This village first appeared with its current name and was listed as Cherchefelle in the Domesday Book in 1086. The Paleolithic and Neolithic provide the earliest archeological traces of human activity, and tile-making occurred northeast of the present-day center during the Roman era. Reigate is located in central Surrey, normally 19 miles away from downtown London and 9 miles away from Gatwick Airport. This village is in the area of Holmesdale, under the North Downs escarpment. The Wallace Brook is used to supply water to the River Mole and drain the region, and the center's average elevation is 80 meters above the Ordinance Datum. The Doods Road neighborhood was a hub for tile production throughout the Roman era. The remains of a kiln from the second or third century were discovered during an excavation in 2014. The various types of tiles found there were identified as tegulae, imbrices, and pedales. When the monasteries were dismantled, the manor lords moved their major house to Reigate Priory, south of the town. The last owner, Peter Beatty, sold the house to the Mutual Property Life and Insurance Company, which relocated from London in the second century. The Wray Stream was sealed in 1815 to enhance Bell Street's road and drainage system. John Cocks and Earl Somers, the lord of the manor, paid for the creation of the first road tunnel in England, the Reigate Tunnel. Southern Reigate railway station, is located a short distance away from the town center. Through Redhill and East Croydon, the operator provides services to London Victoria. The Great Western Railway operates trains that pass through Reading via Guildford and to Gatwick Airport via Redhill. Blue Airport transfer provides you with an efficient service from RH2 to Gatwick Airport.

There are different ways to travel from RH2 Reigate to Gatwick airport.

1. By using Bus
2. By using Train
3. By Hiring a London traditional Taxi (Black- Cab)
4. By Hiring a Private minicab

By Bus

For a slower but more economical trip, take a local bus. Because there will be several stops along the route, the trip will take longer.

By Train

For a quicker way to get to Gatwick Airport, take the train from Betchworth. It's a practical and effective mode of transportation.

By Hiring a London traditional Taxi (Black- Cab)

For a direct journey to Gatwick Airport, get a Black Cab. Although it costs extra, the ride is comfortable.

By Hiring a Private minicab

A private minicab provides a quick and stress-free way to get to the airport. For people with luggage or busy schedules, it's a cozy option.