Choosing the Right Size for Your Group
The vehicle comes from a partner operator, so the right choice starts with your number and your luggage. Here is how the six sizes compare and when each one suits a small group best.
Small to medium
A minibus takes 9 to 16 passengers plus the driver, and its rear luggage space shrinks when every seat is full. A Sprinter-style minibus seats 8 to 16 with an executive finish. An adapted minibus has a lift or ramp, and each wheelchair space replaces seats. A car with driver carries one to three people, or up to eight in a van-type car.
When everyone is coming
A midi-coach of about 29 to 35 seats still fits old-town streets better than a full-size coach. A coach of 49 to 57 has underfloor holds for a week's luggage.
What travellers ask us
We are 15 with suitcases. Is a minibus enough?
For seats, yes, but luggage space is tight when the minibus is full. A Sprinter-style vehicle or a midi-coach may be kinder for an airport run.
Do minibuses have seat belts?
Belts must be worn wherever they are fitted. Children up to 135 cm use an approved child seat where one is available.
Can we choose a specific model?
You choose the size and type. The exact vehicle depends on the operator, and the quote names what is booked.
Vehicle types
- Full-size coach (autocar) — Seats: 49-57
- Midi-coach (midibús) — Seats: 29-35
- Minibus (minibús) — Seats: 9-16 passengers plus the driver
- Executive Sprinter-style minibus (minibús ejecutivo) — Seats: 8-16 passengers plus the driver
- Executive car with driver (VTC, vehículo de turismo con conductor) — Seats: 1-3 (up to 8 passengers in a van-type car)
- Wheelchair-accessible minibus (minibús adaptado) — Seats: Varies by layout; wheelchair positions replace seats
Not sure which size?
Tell us how many are travelling and what they are bringing, and we will suggest one.
Request a quote or call 35227647770