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Situated just minutes from the airport, Highwayman Cardiff (now owned by APH) is the perfect car park to leave your vehicle before you fly from Cardiff Airport. A transfer service operates every 15 minutes, 24 hours a day, making sure you get to the terminal on time. The transfer takes just 5 minutes from the car park to the terminal. Highwayman has received the Park Mark Safer Parking award with security features such as security fencing, 24-hour staff and CCTV in operation to ensure your vehicle is monitored at all times.
The Highwayman is located directly next to Cardiff Airport, which is why you’ll experience a transfer time of only 5 minutes. It’s situated next to the hotel it’s named after, the Highway Inn, which is an off-site airport hotel and pub. To get Highwayman leave at Junction 33 on the M4 motorway, where you will start to see signs for the airport. From then on, you just follow the A432.
From the M4:
This valet service is easy to use:
Please ensure you allow sufficient time to complete your vehicle check-in and airport transfer.
On return to Cardiff Airport:
Vehicle restrictions apply, please see more information below for details.
Vans are excepted but they must fit in a standard parking space. Trailers are also permitted but two standard spaces must be booked.
The Car park offers electric car charging points at an additional cost payable directly to the car park.
Staff are on hand to help with any luggage loading or questions. Wheelchairs can be transported on the shuttle bus but only if they’re in the collapsed position.
EV Charging is available to purchase on arrival, £59.99 for a 60kW charge and £39.99 for a 30kW charge.
The Highwayman at Cardiff Airport has several security measures to ensure that its customers don’t worry about the safety of their vehicle in their absence. In fact, their comprehensive security has earned them the Park Mark Safer Parking award, which is awarded by the police as part of the Crime Prevention Initiative, and shows that their security measures are maintained and of a high standard. This is reflected in the fact that their car park has floodlighting at night time, as well as CCTV to monitor activity. It also has uniformed staff on-site, who patrol the area.
The Highwayman at Cardiff Airport caters to anyone with mobility or disability needs. There are 3 disabled spaces in the car park which don’t need to be pre-booked which allows you some extra space to use. Wheelchairs are also allowed to be transferred on their shuttle bus service so long as they’re folded on the bus. Staff will always be on hand for any questions and can help passengers transport luggage or with any other concerns.
Highwayman car park at Cardiff Airport offers a simple check-in procedure, where you’ll be guided by helpful staff along the way to make sure you don’t waste time when you arrive. When you arrive, you just park your vehicle when you make your way through the gates. After that, you visit the reception building where you will need to check-in with your confirmation details and unique booking number. The staff will then help you to register your car. The team at Highwayman Parking recommend that you arrive half an hour before your suggested registration time to ensure you have plenty of time before making your way to the terminal.
Once you’ve checked-in and registered your vehicle, there is a convenient transfer service to and from the airport. Thanks to the Highwayman's handy location, the transfer time is speedy at just 5-minutes away from the airport. These transfers are free of charge and run every 15 minutes 24-hours a day, so you won’t need to worry about being stranded with your suitcases.
Vehicle restrictions apply, please see more information below for details.
The Highwayman is open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. The only exception is on Christmas Day when the car park is closed. This means you’ll always be able to have access to your car after you land, and you’ll be able to continue your journey quickly thanks to our transfers running every 15 minutes between the car park and the terminal.
