Private Hire Cars in Aberdeenshire
Book a car for journeys in and around Aberdeenshire, seating up to six. Enter where you're going and you'll see the price before you book, not after you arrive.
Private Hire Booking
What you get
Room for six passengers, so the whole group travels together in one car
The price is agreed when you book, so there's nothing running up while you sit in traffic
Pre-booked, so the car is there when you need it and you're not waiting on a rank
You travel in the Wattabout Mercedes V-Class with airline-style seating, climate control and a fridge, whether it's a ten minute run across town or a full evening
Family-run and Aberdeen-based, founded by Paul Watt, a member of the Guild of Professional Chauffeurs
Fully licensed and insured, and Disclosure Scotland checked. Private hire driver licence A4273
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Where we pick up and drop off
Wattabout is licensed by Aberdeenshire Council, so one end of your journey needs to be in Aberdeenshire. That covers journeys within the shire, out from Aberdeen to the shire, and in from the shire to the city.
Towns we're regularly booked in include Westhill, Stonehaven, Portlethen, Banchory, Inverurie, Ellon, Oldmeldrum, Kintore, Newmachar and Balmedie.
PRIVATE HIRE IN ABERDEENSHIRE
Why Book With Wattabout
Six Seats,
One Car
Room for six passengers in the Wattabout Mercedes V-Class, so nobody gets split across two cars.
Price Agreed Before You Travel
You see the fare when you book. Nothing running up while you sit in traffic.
Aberdeenshire Roads,
Local Driver
Local knowledge of the routes, one-ways and roadworks across Aberdeenshire, day or night.
Licensed
and Checked
Licensed private hire with Aberdeenshire Council, fully insured and Disclosure Scotland checked. Driver licence A4273.
WHERE WE TRAVEL
Journeys across Aberdeenshire
Deeside sees a lot of our work. Banchory, Aboyne, Ballater and the surrounding villages are a long way apart by road, and the run along the North Deeside road takes what it takes. Having the price fixed before you set off matters more here than it does across town.
North of the city, the Garioch and Formartine towns come up constantly. Inverurie to Oldmeldrum, Ellon out to the coast, evenings at Meldrum House or Thainstone, and the golf at Trump International Links and Cruden Bay. Six seats makes a difference on those, because a fourball plus clubs doesn't fit in a saloon.
Along the coast it's Stonehaven and the Mearns, with Dunnottar and the harbour restaurants drawing people down in the evenings, and Portlethen and Newtonhill in between.