Why Three Restraints Changes the Vehicle
Three child restraints rarely fit across the back seat of a sedan, and each one takes a full seating position. Once two adults and the suitcases from an international flight are added, most families with three children need a 7-seater or a minibus.
Restraints also need suitable seating positions with the right anchorage points, and children under 4 can't sit in the front seat - so the layout matters as much as the seat count. Multiple restraints are subject to vehicle configuration and availability, which is why we confirm the vehicle when you book.
Families We Plan For
Baby + two older siblings
A rear-facing restraint for the baby and child seats for the older two.
Twins + a toddler
Two rear-facing restraints plus a child seat - tell us all three children's ages and sizes.
Cousins or a family group
Several families travelling together - tell us every adult and child so we can suggest one larger vehicle.
What to Tell Us When Booking
- Each child's age and approximate size
- Number of adults travelling
- Large suitcases and carry-on bags
- Pram type - single or double
- Your flight number, and whether you want the return transfer booked too
Check Your Vehicle
Enter your family's details for a suggested starting point - our team confirms the exact vehicle and restraints.
Suggested vehicle
SUV / Wagon
Likely child restraints (confirmed by our team)
- Child 1: Rear-facing restraint, or forward-facing with inbuilt harness
A guide only - child restraints change the number of usable seats. Send us these details and our team will confirm the right vehicle and child restraints for your family.
Ready to Book?
Tell us each child's age and approximate size, the number of adults, your luggage and any pram, and we'll arrange the child restraints and a vehicle for your family.