*These fares are all inclusive of parking and waiting at the airport.  All fares are fixed, with no meters or surge pricing. Our fares for a private door to door minicab transfer from Oxford to Heathrow start from as little as £90.

Journey Times from Heathrow Airport to Oxford

The time of day you choose to travel from Oxford to Heathrow will naturally have a large impact on how long your journey will take.

• Early morning – aprox 50 mins
• Morning and evening rush hour – aprox 90 minutes
• Daytime – aprox 1 hour 15 minutes
• Late evening – aprox 50 mins

When booking your transfer from Oxford to Heathrow, please be sure to allow plenty of time for your trip, and consider, traffic conditions etc.

Meet and greet

If you are arriving at London Heathrow Airport please meet your driver at the following designated pickup points:

• Terminal 1      Airport Information Desk

• Terminal 2      Outside WHSmith

• Terminal 3      Outside WHSmith

• Terminal 4      Outside Costa Coffee

• Terminal 5      Outside Costa Coffee

Your driver will be holding a board displaying the Blackberry Cars logo and your name. For further details of our meet and greet service please see our Airport Pickup Guide.

These are all fixed price fares with no hidden extras.

About Oxford

There are few people who have not heard of Oxford University in the city of the same name. However, Oxford is also home of the mini car, and author Lewis Carroll. The city has seen its share of death and tragedy too; most notably during the sweating sickness epidemic of 1517, and the burning at the stake of the Oxford martyrs in 1555.

Coming back to modern day Oxford, the city has several museums, including the Modern Art Oxford, Ashmolean Museum and University Museum of Natural History. If theatres are more to your taste, you have the Old Fire Station, Burton Taylor Theatre, Pegasus Theatre and a number of others to choose from too.

If you feel like taking a stroll, perhaps Donnington Bridge in Oxford is a good destination. You can watch the many rowing clubs, including Oxford University’s own, who use this stretch of the Thames for both practice and competition.

There are a wide variety of hotels to choose from in and around central Oxford, including The Old Bank Hotel, Malmaison Oxford and Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel.