*These fares are all inclusive of parking and waiting at the airport.

Please note these are all fixed fares, with no meters or surge pricing.

What can you expect from us when you book your transfer between Highgate and Heathrow Airport?

We’re sure that you’d expect nothing but the best from a TripAdvisor award winning company for the 6th year running, and we will do our best to live up to your expectations. We are delighted to offer you:

• Over 1000 Independent 5-Star Reviews

• 15 Minutes Complimentary Waiting Time

• 60 Minutes Waiting Time for Airport Pickups

• 24/7 Support – Speak to One of our Experienced Call Centre Staff

• No Hassle Changes and Cancellations*

• Professional Licensed Drivers

*Please see our terms and conditions for full details

How long does it take to travel from Highgate to Heathrow by minicab?

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

When booking your transfer from Highgate to Heathrow Airport, please be sure to allow plenty of time for your trip, and consider traffic conditions etc. The times indicated above are only meant as a guide, and passengers should make their own checks regarding journey time.

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. You can find more detailed information and floor plans about Heathrow Airport by visiting HeathrowAirport.com.

These are all fixed price fares with no hidden extras.

Until Victorian times Highgate was a village to the north of London, and in many ways it’s still like that today. Now it’s been engulfed by the city, and is very convenient to the centre via tube, but due to the long-term efforts of its residents it has a leafy and upmarket character of its own. It’s home to some of London’s most famous residents, both alive and dead: Highgate Cemetery is surely the most prestigious in London, permanent resting place of several important historical figures, including Karl Marx. The unique character of the area is also due, in part, to the wide-open parkland all around. It’s also a place to take in some wonderful views of London, as the old village sits atop North Hill, one of the highest points in the city.