Spend a day outside London in one of England’s most beautiful university cities—Cambridge—without the stress of trains, schedules, or crowds. This experience combines private round-trip transportation from Central London with a classic punting ride on the River Cam (included), gliding past the famous college “Backs,” historic bridges, and postcard-perfect views.
After punting, enjoy free time to explore Cambridge your way—walk the riverside paths, browse the Market Square, visit a museum, or simply grab coffee in a charming courtyard. London Minicab Service office confirms your pickup time the day before, and your driver will reach out shortly before pickup to confirm the exact location—smooth, simple, and well-organized from start to finish.
Punting on the River Cam: Private punting experience on the River Cam, with a local punter. Enjoy classic college views along “The Backs.” <br/>Private<br/>Duration: 10 hours: Approx. 10–11 hours, including pickup/drop-off, travel time, punting, and free time in Cambridge. Timing may vary.<br/>London → Cambridge → London: Pickup from Central London, private drive to Cambridge, private punting on the River Cam, then free time to explore the city.<br/>Private Sedan / Saloon: Private sedan/saloon for up to 2 travelers with comfortable seating and space for day bags (and small luggage if needed).<br/>Pickup included
Punting on the River Cam : Private punting experience on the River Cam, with a local punter. Enjoy classic college views along “The Backs.” <br/>Private<br/>Duration: 10 hours: Approx. 10–11 hours, including pickup/drop-off, travel time, punting, and free time in Cambridge. Timing may vary.<br/>London → Cambridge → London: Pickup from Central London, private drive to Cambridge, private punting on the River Cam, then free time to explore Camridge.<br/>Saloon/Sedan: Private sedan with comfortable seating for up to 2 travelers and space for small luggage or day bags.<br/>Pickup included
Enjoy a classic Cambridge punting experience on the River Cam. Relax as your punter guides the boat past the famous college ‘Backs,’ historic bridges, and some of the city’s most iconic university views. This is the highlight of the day and is included in your tour price.
See the beautiful ‘Backs’ of Cambridge—lush college gardens and riverside views that make this city so famous. You’ll experience these views during the punting route and nearby riverside walkways.
Pass by one of Cambridge’s most famous landmarks. We’ll enjoy great photo opportunities and views from outside, and you’ll have free time nearby to explore the area at your own pace (college entry is not included).
Take in the atmosphere around Trinity College—one of Cambridge’s most iconic colleges. We’ll view the historic surroundings from outside and you’ll have optional free time to explore the nearby streets and riverside paths.
Enjoy free time in central Cambridge to browse the Market Square, grab a snack or coffee, and soak up the city’s lively atmosphere. Great spot for souvenirs and quick local bites.
If time allows, you can visit the Fitzwilliam Museum during your free time. It’s one of Cambridge’s top museums, with art and antiques collections. Entry is free, but visits are self-guided and depend on the day’s timing.
Your punting booking confirmation will be sent by London Minicab Service 12–24 hours before departure.
Please show the confirmation (mobile is fine) when you arrive at the punting departure point.
If you don’t receive it by the evening before travel, please contact our office.
Your driver can also assist on the day if needed.
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