Imperial Voyage provides premium airport transfers from Brighton and Hove to every major UK airport. Whether you need a quick 30-minute ride to Gatwick via the A23, a Heathrow transfer along the M23 and M25, or connections to Stansted, Luton, and London City, our executive Mercedes fleet is at your service. We cover all BN postcodes including The Lanes, Kemptown, Brighton Marina, Hove, and Portslade. Every booking includes real-time flight tracking, meet-and-greet at arrivals, complimentary Wi-Fi, and door-to-door convenience — no dragging suitcases through train stations.
For Gatwick transfers, we leave Brighton via the A23 northbound, passing through Preston Park and climbing through Pyecombe before joining the M23 at Junction 11. From there it is a straight run into the North or South terminal. In clear conditions this takes around 30 minutes; during the morning school run (8–9am) or the Friday evening getaway (4–7pm), allow an extra 15 to 20 minutes on the A23 through Patcham. Heathrow journeys continue on the M23, merge onto the M25 anticlockwise at Junction 7, and then take the M4 or A4 spur to the terminal complex — typically 90 minutes off-peak but up to two hours during the M25 pinch points around Junction 10 (Wisley) and Junctions 15–16 westbound. For early-morning flights before 6am, Brighton to Heathrow can be as quick as 75 minutes.
Gatwick handles around 45 million passengers a year across two separate terminals connected by a free inter-terminal transit. North Terminal serves British Airways, easyJet (some routes), and Wizz Air among others; South Terminal handles Ryanair, TUI, Norwegian, and the majority of charter flights. When you book, confirm your terminal so your driver pulls up at the right drop-off zone. On return collections, your chauffeur waits in the relevant arrivals hall — look for the name board as you come through the baggage reclaim doors.
Local tip: if you live in Kemptown or the Marina, ask your driver to take the A27 eastbound to the A23 at Pyecombe rather than routing back through the city centre — it saves five to ten minutes during busy periods and avoids the Old Steine traffic lights entirely.