Gatwick is second only to Heathrow in size and number of passengers handled. Yet, because of its location and history, it is able to offer lower rents to the airlines than Heathrow and that brings a number of low-cost carriers to the airport. Thus making Gatwick a bargain hunter’s airport. When trying to maneuver from within London identifying Victoria station is a good starting point, since it has rail, bus, and underground all terminating or stationed there. So, all one has to do is find the best way to go from Victoria Station to Gatwick. Everyone should be able to get to Victoria Station from around London if not England.

One of the best Victoria Station to Gatwick options is the rail on the Gatwick Express. It takes thirty minutes for the route and runs about every fifteen minutes. For a cost savings one can take a number of regular non-express trains which could add ten minutes to the trip.

Another option that also has a cost savings over the train is the bus. National Express has a Victoria Station to Gatwick coach that runs about hourly. At Gatwick one will be delivered by the Central London Coach at the north or south terminal. The trip will take about ninety minutes.

There should not be a need for a car service or a taxicab to get from Victoria Station to Gatwick, as the route is very straightforward with plenty of options. The public transit is faster, cheaper, and readily available to get one to the airport.