London to Norwich Taxi
Fixed-price private taxi from London to Norwich — around 115 miles via the M11 and A11, typically 2h 20m–3h door to door. From £225 for the whole car, agreed at booking: no meter running on the motorway, no surge, no per-person tickets. Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and the north Norfolk coast door to door — the parts of the county public transport reaches least well. Saloon, Executive, MPV 6-seater and 8-seater, 24/7 — TfL licensed.
About the route
London to Norwich, door to door
Norwich is about 115 miles from London via the M11 and A11, roughly 2h 20m to 3h door to door. Rail from Liverpool Street is decent, but Norfolk is the classic case of a county where the train gets you to one city and leaves you a long way from everywhere else.
That's where most of our Norwich work comes from: the Broads, the north Norfolk coast — Cromer, Sheringham, Holt, Wells-next-the-Sea, Burnham Market — and the villages between, where local taxis are thin on the ground and buses are infrequent. Holiday cottages and boatyards with rural postcodes are our natural destination, and we deliver to the door rather than the nearest market town.
Add the university and hospital, business travel to the insurance and finance sector in the city, and Norwich Airport connections. From £225 for the whole car, fixed at booking.
Fares
Fixed fares, London → Norwich
| Route | Distance | Duration | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central London → Norwich city centre | 115 mi | 2h20–3h | £225 | View → |
| Central London → Norwich Airport (NWI) | 120 mi | 2h25–3h05 | £240 | View → |
| Central London → Wroxham / the Broads | 125 mi | 2h30–3h15 | £250 | View → |
| Central London → Cromer | 135 mi | 2h45–3h30 | £265 | View → |
| Central London → Wells-next-the-Sea | 140 mi | 2h50–3h40 | £275 | View → |
| Central London → Ipswich (en route) | 80 mi | 1h40–2h15 | £165 | View → |
| Stansted (STN) → Norwich | 80 mi | 1h35–2h10 | £165 | View → |
| 8-seater — Central London → Norwich | 115 mi | 2h20–3h | £285 | View → |
Indicative saloon fares (whole car, up to 4 passengers) fixed at booking. Executive, MPV 6-seater and 8-seater quoted the same way.
Why the car
Norwich, the Broads & the coast
- Rural postcodes welcome. Holiday cottages, boatyards and coastal villages — send the address and we route to the door, not the nearest station.
- Holiday luggage. The MPV and 8-seater take a family's worth of bags, wetsuits and dogs' worth of paraphernalia in one trip.
- The Broads. Wroxham, Horning and Potter Heigham boatyard drop-offs timed to your handover slot.
- Norwich Airport from £240, with flight tracking and meet-and-greet on arrivals.
FAQ
London to Norwich frequently asked questions
How much is a taxi from London to Norwich?
A fixed-price saloon from central London to Norwich is from £225 for the whole car — up to 4 passengers, not per person. Executive, MPV 6-seater and 8-seater options are quoted at booking. No meter, no surge, no luggage charges.
How long does the drive from London to Norwich take?
Typically 2h 20m–3h door to door via the M11 and A11, depending on your pickup point, the destination postcode and traffic. Overnight and early-morning departures sit at the quick end of that range.
Do you go to the Norfolk coast and the Broads?
Yes — Cromer from £265, Wells-next-the-Sea from £275 and the Broads villages from £250, all door to door. These are exactly the destinations where the train leaves you a long and expensive local taxi ride short.
Can you take a family and holiday luggage?
Yes — the MPV 6-seater and 8-seater carry the whole family with holiday bags, and child seats are free on request. One vehicle, one fixed fare, straight to the cottage door.
Is a taxi cheaper than the train to Norwich?
For one person booking rail well in advance, the train usually wins on price. For two or more — or anyone with luggage, an awkward departure time, a door-to-door need or a disrupted rail day — one fixed car fare shared across the party is often comparable or better, with no taxis needed at either end. We'll tell you honestly which suits your trip.
Can I work during the journey?
Yes — choose Executive (Mercedes E-Class / BMW 5 Series calibre) for a quiet cabin with WiFi and charging, and the drive becomes desk time instead of a station scramble.
Do you run this route at night or at short notice?
24/7, and same-day bookings are usually fine — though rail-strike days book out early. The fare is identical whatever the hour: that's the fixed-price promise.
Can you do a same-day return from London to Norwich?
Yes — out in the morning, the driver waits or repositions, home in the evening, all quoted as one fixed price. It's a common booking for meetings, hospital appointments and family visits.
Fixed price · No surge · 24/7
Book London to Norwich
Door to door in one car on one fixed fare — any hour, any postcode, luggage handled. The 115-mile run without the intercity hassle.
Related pages
More intercity routes
Related: London to Cambridge · Stansted transfers · All 41 counties · London & UK taxi · Full A–Z index