VIP Travel, the Mercedes V-Class Experience
Looking for a big and plush luxury van for your trip to the seaside resort of Brighton?
Our Mercedes V-Class, a stylish MPV is the perfect people carrier to cover long distances in a breeze. Featuring a luxurious, meticulously crafted cabin offering eight leather seats that can be arranged to face forward or conference-style to enable conversations and social interaction, it is entirely designed around the passengers’ comfort. The cargo room is generous and has the ability to fit all the passengers’ luggage. In case you need more room for a larger group, we can recommend the V-Class Extra Long, its longer wheelbase will make the rear passengers feel like royalty.
Under the hood, the 8 seater V-Class features a 2.0-litre diesel engine, delivering both efficiency and smooth performance. Whether you are navigating the crowded streets of London or cruising along the motorway, you will be rewarded with a powerful, effortless drive
V-Class or Vito — Drive Your Way
Our line-up of Mercedes luxury vans also includes the Mercedes Vito, a practical MPV with a seating capacity of eight, including the driver. Like the V-Class, it offers a flexible seating configuration to accommodate all your needs and preferences. Performance wise, the Vito reaches a top speed of 195 km/h, while the V-Class’s top speed is 220 km/h.
The choice is now yours: opt for the exclusive comfort of the Mercedes V-Class or the practical versatility of the Mercedes Vito. Travel in the style that suits you best.
From London to Brighton
After collecting your Mercedes luxury Van in London, drive southwards, follow the A23 Motorway for approximately two hours till you reach Brighton, ready to soak in the sea breeze. When you arrive, head for the beach. Pick up some pebbles to keep as a memento. After a swim, stroll around the Lanes, an area of small shops in a zigzag street pattern resembling the layout of the original fishing village. Visit the Palace Pier which offers fun seaside attractions.
For some culture, head to the Booth Museum of Natural History which offers a spectacular collection of over 300 bird specimens. See the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery and for something unique, the Ink D gallery is a trendy little space that exhibits obscure artist’s works. After a lunch of crab sandwiches from a seaside stall, head off to see a movie at the Duke of York’s Cinema. Opened in 1910, it is the oldest continually operating cinema in Europe. You can’t miss the building, it has a pair of giant fibreglass legs on the roof. Spend the afternoon wandering down North Laine with its fabulous quirky shops and find a hidden gem.
Dinner must be at the Havana, where you can rub shoulders with the rich and famous. After dinner it is back to the beach. Night time showcases Poi twirlers striking a beautiful image of fire against the dark skies and burning floating lanterns are released into the sky on summer evenings.
