Bournemouth Airport to Glastonbury Taxi

At Britway, we provide convenient and affordable Bournemouth Airport to Glastonbury taxi services. You may book a reliable transfer to or from Glastonbury at any time, day or night, with our network of drivers that service all major airports. Our cars are regularly cleaned and sanitised to ensure your safety. For your utmost convenience, we pledge to always arrive at your destination promptly for pickups and drop-offs. We are here for you at all hours, day or night, to provide you with a ride. You can also get a free, all-inclusive quotation that includes all the information you need, presented in an easy-to-read manner, by starting with some basic data about your forthcoming travel requirements.

The English town and civil parish of Glastonbury is on a dry point on the low-lying Somerset Levels, about 23 miles south of Bristol in the county of Somerset. There is evidence of Neolithic human settlement at Glastonbury from wood trackways such as the Sweet Track, which attest to the town’s long and illustrious past. Near the present-day River Brue, the Iron Age community of Glastonbury Lake Village formerly stood. Centwine, a benefactor from Saxony, increased the town’s importance by establishing Glastonbury Abbey. The abbey was the site of Edmund Ironside’s coronation as king of England in 1016 and significantly impacted Glastonbury for more than seven centuries. The abbey is imprinted on several of Glastonbury’s ancient structures, including the George Hotel and the Tribunal.

Despite its yearly location close to Pilton, the town of Glastonbury is the inspiration for the festival’s name. Originating in the Mesolithic period, when floods caused by increasing sea levels forced humans to set up temporary settlements on higher land, the area has a long history of human settlement. Glastonbury is famous for its old wooden trackways, such as the Sweet Track, which are thousands of years old.