Thirty-two miles over the Severn and about forty-five minutes, with no toll on the bridge in either direction. Newport city centre, the station, the Celtic Manor Resort and the business parks along the M4 corridor are all fixed-price runs for us.
The Celtic Manor and conference travel
Celtic Manor is our most common Newport destination — conferences, golf, weddings and weekends away. It sits just off junction 24 of the M4, so it is a straightforward run, and the driver takes you to the correct entrance of a very large site.
Station connections
Newport is on the South Wales main line, so a great many bookings are simply a connection: give us the train time and we get you there with room to spare, or meet you on the platform side when you arrive.
No toll, no surge
There is no charge to cross the Prince of Wales Bridge in either direction. And because every journey is quoted as a fixed price before you travel, there is no surge multiplier waiting at the end of a Saturday night.
Onward into South Wales
The same route carries on to Cwmbran, Pontypool, Abergavenny, Chepstow, Caerphilly and the valleys, where evening public transport is thin. All quoted door to door at a fixed price.
Included on this route
- A fixed price agreed before you travel — no meter, no surge pricing
- Flight and train monitoring, so the pick-up follows your real arrival
- Meet and greet inside the terminal, and help with the luggage
- Cash, card, PayPal or mobile payment — or a monthly account invoice
- Saloon, executive car, 8-seat minibus or 15-seater
Distances and journey times on this page are approximate and depend on traffic. Your fixed price is confirmed when you book.
Prefer to talk it through?
Group bookings, unusual routes and account work are often quicker on the phone. We answer around the clock.
0117 287 0247 07856 939 691 info@bristoltaxi.co.ukBristol to Newport Taxi — questions
Anything not covered here, call 0117 287 0247 or see the full FAQ.
Do I have to pay the Severn bridge toll?
No. The tolls were removed and there is no charge in either direction, so nothing is added to your fare.
How long does Bristol to Newport take?
About 45 minutes for 32 miles, longer during the M4 peak around Newport itself.
Other fixed-price routes
Every route below has its own page, its own fixed price and the same 24-hour cover.