Notting Hill Carnival: Caribbean Spirit in the Capital

First held in 1966 as a response to racial tensions, Notting Hill Carnival was founded by community activist Rhaune Laslett. It celebrates Caribbean culture and the diverse fabric of London.

What to Expect:

A vibrant street parade full of music, dance, elaborate costumes, and food stalls. Expect huge crowds, infectious rhythms, and a party atmosphere.

Photo Opportunities:

Masquerade Costumes: Bold colours and feathers.
Steelpan Bands and Sound Trucks: Motion and music.
Cultural Murals: Street art capturing Carnival heritage.

Explore Tips:

Arrive early for a good viewing spot.
Try Caribbean street food like jerk chicken or plantains.
Dance along with the parade!

Bluetick Chauffeur Day Tour:

Enjoy the best of Carnival with a private vehicle nearby. Take breaks in style, freshen up, and escape the bustle whenever you like. Add a scenic drive through West London’s historic streets post-event.