The 2025 Kia Carnival GT-Line is the primary vehicle used for standard bookings. It carries up to seven passengers and up to six large suitcases. When a booking needs extra capacity, another driver in a similar-quality vehicle can be arranged.

In the Carnival, passengers often notice:

• Very quiet cabin. Most people assume it’s electric. It’s actually a smooth, quiet diesel.
• Second-row climate control and heated outer seats. You set the temperature in the back yourself.
• Window shades in the second and third rows. Useful for kids and for early-morning runs.
• Five charging points, so everyone can plug in at once.
• Bottled water and lollies on board. Small thing, but it’s there.

For families, we carry capsules and rear-facing seats for babies, plus forward-facing seats and boosters for older children. We hold two of each type. John provides the restraint, and parents or carers are asked to secure their child in the seat. You’re also welcome to bring your own clean seat.

Groups travelling with equipment usually ask about the boot. Seven golf bags fit easily. A racing bike, in its case, fits without folding the seats down. Surfboards and longboards fit by folding the second-row middle seat. Sports equipment isn’t automatically charged as an additional passenger.