Inside The 57 Seater Executive Coach
On board, passengers settle into large reclining seats, each with its own USB charging point so phones and tablets stay topped up for the day ahead. The cabin is fully air conditioned and climate controlled, which keeps things comfortable in summer heat and winter cold alike. Panoramic windows run the length of the coach and fill the interior with natural light, ideal for sightseeing or simply watching the miles go by.
Refreshments are taken care of too. A hot drinks servery and onboard fridges keep tea, coffee and chilled water within easy reach, and complimentary bottled water is provided as standard. For longer runs, an onboard toilet saves unplanned stops, while free WiFi keeps everyone connected. A DVD player feeding two televisions gives groups something to watch on the move, which is welcome on school trips and long European travels. Underfloor luggage bays handle cases, sports kit and event materials, so the aisle stays clear and the cabin stays tidy.
Best Uses
This size of coach earns its keep whenever a minibus would mean running two or three vehicles. For corporate travel, it moves a full team to a conference, roadshow or away day and arrives looking the part. Wedding parties stay together between the ceremony, the reception and the hotel, with no one left chasing directions. Schools rely on it for school transport on residentials, enrichment days and whole year group outings, backed by drivers who hold enhanced DBS checks.
Sports clubs book it for sporting events and golf trips, where kit and squad need to arrive together and on time. It suits day trips and tours around the South Downs, the coast and the region’s vineyards and gardens. For flights, we line up airport transfers to Gatwick, Heathrow and London City around your schedule and handle the luggage at both ends. Groups heading further afield choose it for European travel, from a day trip to Boulogne to a week-long tour on the continent. If you are still weighing up the options, our main services and vehicle types pages sets out the full fleet.
