top of page

Hawick to Newcastle Airport Taxi Cab & Minibus Transfers Prices From £100

Hawick to Newcastle Airport 

Find Compare the Cheapest Set Fare Taxi Transfers To Newcastle Airport
Early Morning Pick Ups
Late Night Arrivals
Cheap Set Fares
Award Winning
Local Drivers
 

Newcastle Airport Transfers Taxi and Minibus Logo

Find & Compare the Cheapest Taxi  Hawick to Newcastle Airport, Save a Quote or Book Today!

 Book a return & Get extra discount

Use the form above to get an Email-able Quote  which can be recalled and booked Later

Simply select a Vehicle type and click next then enter your email address.

 ​

OR Text/Email Us Your Journey Details.

 Having difficulty with the online form? send us your journey details or If your booking is within 8 hours then contact us!

WhatsApp link at bottom right of Page

 info@newcasteairporttransfers.com

WhatsApp Text or Call 07907052138​​

Hawick to Newcastle Airport taxi

Hawick Airport Transfer - Takes 1 Hr 20 Mins, and is Approx 56 Miles

 

Taxi Transfers to and from Hawick to Newcastle Airport, Newcastle upon Tyne

​

Traveling between Hawick in the Scottish Borders and Newcastle Airport is a journey steeped in scenic beauty and cultural heritage. With our professional taxi and minibus hire services, you can enjoy a seamless, stress-free trip, whether you're catching a flight or returning home. This guide will provide everything you need to know about the transfer, along with places to stop, attractions to visit in Hawick, and highlights of the surrounding Scottish Borders region.

 

Why Choose Our Taxi Services?

  1. Reliability
    We provide punctual taxi transfers from Hawick to Newcastle Airport, ensuring you arrive at the airport with ample time for your flight.

  2. Fixed, Affordable Pricing
    Our fixed fares and transparent pricing structure eliminate the worry of hidden costs.

  3. Comfortable Vehicles
    Choose from a range of vehicles, including 6-seater MPVs and 8-seater minibuses, for a smooth and comfortable journey.

  4. Flight Tracking
    We monitor your flight in real-time, ensuring timely pickups even in case of delays.

  5. Local Expertise
    Our drivers are familiar with the best routes and can recommend scenic stops or attractions along the way.

 

The Journey: Hawick to Newcastle Airport

The journey from Hawick to Newcastle Airport spans approximately 60 miles and takes about 1.5 to 2 hours by taxi, depending on traffic and weather conditions. The route predominantly follows the A68, passing through picturesque towns and rolling countryside.

This scenic drive offers opportunities to stop at historical landmarks, enjoy breathtaking views, and explore charming villages.

 

Places to Visit in Hawick

Hawick, renowned as the heart of Scotland's textile industry, offers a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. If you’re planning a transfer, consider taking some time to explore the following highlights:

  1. Hawick Museum & Scott Gallery

    • Description: Learn about Hawick’s rich history, from its famous Battle of Hornshole to its renowned knitwear industry.

    • Why Visit: Perfect for history enthusiasts and art lovers.

  2. Wilton Lodge Park

    • Description: A beautiful park with stunning gardens, walking trails, and a café.

    • Why Visit: Ideal for a peaceful stroll or family outing.

  3. Borders Textile Towerhouse

    • Description: Explore the history of textile production in Hawick at this interactive museum.

    • Why Visit: A must-see for anyone interested in Scotland's famous knitwear and tweed.

  4. The Heart of Hawick

    • Description: A cultural hub featuring a cinema, café, and heritage center.

    • Why Visit: A great place to relax and learn about the town’s creative spirit.

  5. Hawick Golf Club

    • Description: Scotland’s oldest 9-hole golf course, offering scenic views and a challenging game.

    • Why Visit: Perfect for golf enthusiasts.

  6. The Horse Monument

    • Description: A statue commemorating the youth of Hawick who fought at the Battle of Hornshole in 1514.

    • Why Visit: A symbolic landmark of the town’s heritage.

  7. Teviot Water Gardens

    • Description: Tranquil gardens by the River Teviot, ideal for relaxation.

    • Why Visit: A serene spot to unwind.

  8. Drumlanrig’s Tower

    • Description: A restored tower with a rich history dating back to the 16th century.

    • Why Visit: Great for history buffs and architecture admirers.

 

Top Stops Along the Route

While traveling between Hawick and Newcastle Airport, you’ll have the opportunity to explore several noteworthy attractions:

  1. Jedburgh Abbey

    • Location: Jedburgh, Scottish Borders

    • Description: This historic abbey showcases stunning medieval architecture.

    • Why Visit: A fascinating glimpse into Scotland’s religious past.

  2. The Mary Queen of Scots Visitor Centre

    • Location: Jedburgh

    • Description: Learn about the life and times of Mary Queen of Scots in a charming 16th-century house.

    • Why Visit: A must-visit for history enthusiasts.

  3. Floors Castle

    • Location: Kelso

    • Description: Scotland’s largest inhabited castle, surrounded by beautiful gardens.

    • Why Visit: Perfect for a family outing or a leisurely walk.

  4. Kelso Town Square

    • Location: Kelso

    • Description: A charming town square featuring boutique shops and cafes.

    • Why Visit: Ideal for a quick coffee break or some light shopping.

  5. Carter Bar

    • Location: Scottish-English border

    • Description: A scenic viewpoint marking the border between Scotland and England.

    • Why Visit: Take in breathtaking panoramic views and snap memorable photos.

  6. Corbridge Roman Town

    • Location: Corbridge, Northumberland

    • Description: Explore the remains of a Roman town, including a granary and marketplace.

    • Why Visit: A fascinating stop for history lovers.

  7. The Angel of the North

    • Location: Gateshead, near Newcastle

    • Description: An iconic modern sculpture and symbol of the North East.

    • Why Visit: A striking landmark and great photo opportunity.

  8. Hexham Abbey

    • Location: Hexham, Northumberland

    • Description: A stunning medieval abbey with a rich history.

    • Why Visit: A peaceful and awe-inspiring stop.

 

Exploring the Scottish Borders

If you’re spending more time in the Scottish Borders, here are some additional attractions to explore:

  1. Abbotsford House

    • Description: The historic home of Sir Walter Scott, filled with fascinating artifacts.

  2. Melrose Abbey

    • Description: A stunning ruin with connections to Robert the Bruce.

  3. St. Abb’s Head Nature Reserve

    • Description: Perfect for coastal walks and wildlife spotting.

  4. Thirlestane Castle

    • Description: A magnificent castle surrounded by scenic grounds.

  5. Selkirk

    • Description: Known for its historic sites and connection to Sir Walter Scott.

  6. Traquair House

    • Description: Scotland’s oldest inhabited house, offering tours and a brewery.

  7. Peebles

    • Description: A charming market town by the River Tweed.

  8. Kelso Racecourse

    • Description: A top venue for horse racing enthusiasts.

 

Popular Hotels in Hawick and Surrounding Areas

If you’re planning an overnight stay, here are some top accommodations in and around Hawick:

  1. Mansfield House Hotel

  2. The Bank Guest House

  3. Teviotside Guest House

  4. Balcary House Hotel

  5. The Elm House Hotel

  6. Brougham House B&B

  7. The Waverley Castle Hotel

  8. Horse & Hound Country Inn

 

Book Your Taxi Transfer Today

Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, our reliable taxi transfers from Hawick to Newcastle Airport ensure a hassle-free journey.

  • Contact Us

  • Services Offered: Fixed fares, 24/7 availability, flight tracking, and professional drivers.

Enjoy a comfortable and scenic journey with our trusted Newcastle Airport taxi service!

​

Specialist Airport Transfer Company. We can collect you from anywhere in and around Hawick, 

Open 24/7 For early Morning Flights and Late Night Arrival


Booking Transfers Is very easy, you can get a quote and book online, Pre-booking Discounts and Return Journey Discounts are Available Online. You will always find our best prices by booking direct on our website.
 

Hawick to Newcastle Airport Prices

Hawick  to Newcastle Airport

Taxi Prices Start at £100

Hawick to Newcastle Airport 6-seat Taxi

Prices Start at £135

Hawick to Newcastle Airport Minibus Taxi

Prices Start at £150

Hawick to Newcastle Airport Minibus XL Taxi

Prices Start at £200

 

Newcastle Airport to Hawick Prices

Newcastle Airport to Hawick Taxi

Prices Start at £100

Newcastle Airport to Hawick 6-seat Taxi

Prices Start at £135

​Newcastle Airport to Hawick Minibus Taxi

Prices Start at £150

​Newcastle Airport to Hawick Minibus XL Taxi

Prices Start at £200

​​

Click here to get a accurate quote ->​​​

"Sit Back, Relax! and Let us take you to your Destination." 

ABOUT HAWICK

Frequent winner of national floral awards, Hawick is the largest of the Border towns and internationally famous for fine quality knitwear.

Hawick has a long and colourful history which can be traced back to the 12th century, when King David I granted land to a Norman family, the Lovels. Today Hawick is part of the TextileTrail and the major centre for the industry in the Scottish Borders. The town therefore has many shops with a large selection of knitwear and cashmere.

Attractions include the Borders Textile Towerhouse in which the heritage of Scotland's premier textile manufacturing region is presented within a restored 16th-century tower house. Wilton Lodge Park, on the wooded banks of the River Teviot, has 107 acres of riverside and tree-lined walks, and a walled garden. The Hawick Museum and Scott Gallery detail the town's history and provide a venue for visiting exhibitions.

Hawick is also home to the recently opened Borders Distillery. Housed in a restored Victorian industrial building, it’s the first Scotch whisky distillery in the Scottish Borders since 1837.

'The Horse' at the end of the High Street commemorates the victory of local youths over English invaders at nearby Hornshole in 1514. During the skirmish, the Abbot's banner was taken and triumphantly carried back to Hawick. One of the oldest Border Common Ridings, held in early summer, honours this event where 'The Horse' becomes the centrepiece for this symbolic festival. Other events in the town include the Summer Festival and the Hawick Reivers Festival.

If you fancy exploring a little further afield take a trip to the Ale Water Valley, which is located between the historic towns of Selkirk, Hawick and Jedburgh. You’ll find lots of outdoor activities to take part in, such as cycling, horse riding, golf and more, as well as plenty of charming pubs, cafés and restaurants, where you can enjoy a tasty bite to eat.

bottom of page