Compare Stonehenge day trips by date, duration and what is included. The stones need about ninety minutes; the useful product is a reserved slot plus a second stop that still has hours left. The coach is the usual London day — hire a car only when you leave town.
The two-stop convert page is Stonehenge and Bath from London. Hire a car only when you leave town — compare UK car hire.
11 hoursThis Tour combines three iconic destinations in one day, offering a rich blend of history, culture, and stunning scenery. Travelers can explore the prehistoric…
11 hoursExplore regal Windsor, a historical and charming town, before uncovering the mysterious Stonehenge. Complete this enthralling tour with a visit to striking…
11 hoursSit back and relax as you travel by air-conditioned coach from London to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Bath. On your way, discover the iconic…
6.5 hoursWe leave London at 7.30 am to arrive at Stonehenge before the crowds. This morning tour allows visitors to visit Stonehenge and return to Central London by 2pm…
12.5 hoursExplore the beautiful scenery of the English countryside on this full-day tour of Windsor, Stonehenge, Lacock and Bath. Head to Windsor, home of the British…
11.5 hoursWindsor has been the home of Kings and Queens for centuries. Wander its cobbled streets and see the largest occupied castle in the world - home of the English…
6 hoursTravel from London via coach to see the iconic monument, Stonehenge. Admire the stones and learn about the many theories that surround its origin. Highlights: •…
11 hoursVisit Stonehenge, Bath and the English countryside on this full-day tour from London. By visiting 2 locations rather than 3 the tour has a more relaxed pace and…
10.5 hoursEnjoy three of England's most delightful destinations in just one day! Make sure you are in Victoria: Bus Stop 1, Bulleid Way, Victoria, London SW1W 9SR for…
11 hoursThis Tour combines three iconic destinations in one day, offering a rich blend of history, culture, and stunning scenery. Travelers can explore the prehistoric…
2 hoursExplore Stonehenge with this timed-entry entrance ticket. during your visit, you will walk in the footsteps of the ancient Neolithic ancestors at one of the…
4 hoursThis experience offers the only direct tour from Bath to Stonehenge. The ride to Stonehenge takes just under one hour each way. We use luxury mini-coaches with…
12 hoursGet a memorable overview of English history by visiting three of its most important destinations during this 12-hour guided trek. Marvel at mystical Stonehenge,…
10.5 hoursVisit two of England's UNESCO World Heritage Sites on this fantastic Stonehenge and Bath tour from London. Explore the beautiful Georgian city of Bath and visit…
11 hoursEnjoy a day trip from London to Stonehenge and Bath. Led by a professional guide, view the 5,000 year old Stonehenge and explore the fascinating Roman Baths.…
6 hoursDeparting from Central London, your driver will take you straight to Stonehenge for an extended visit. Wonder around the world heritage site and be captivated…
7 hoursIf you'd like to visit Stonehenge without a guide, pre-book now for a fast, hassle-free independent day trip. It's the best way to arrange a do-it-yourself tour…
11.5 hoursWindsor has been the home of Kings and Queens for centuries. Wander its cobbled streets and see the largest occupied castle in the world - home of the English…
10 hoursVisits the historic Stonehenge, which is a “must see” for anyone visiting the UK, as well as Avebury, which is ringed by the largest stone circle in the world…
11.5 hoursJoin us on a small group, 11.5-hour tour from London to a Cotswolds Village, Bath and Stonehenge. Travel in luxury aboard one of our top of the range…
Stonehenge went up in stages from around 3000 BC, and the stones themselves take well under two hours to visit properly. That’s why almost every tour pairs it with something else — Bath’s Roman baths and Georgian crescents, Windsor Castle, or Salisbury Cathedral and its Magna Carta.
The site sits on Salisbury Plain, roughly two hours from London, with a visitor centre and shuttle rather than roadside parking. Inner-circle access outside normal hours is a separate, strictly limited booking. For the two-stop convert page — reserved stones entry and an afternoon in Bath — use the Stonehenge and Bath landing.
Summer and school-holiday dates go first, because the useful tickets hold a timed English Heritage slot. Book once your London dates are firm. Walk-up in July is how a coachload spends the stop in the visitor-centre line.
It can. A reserved timed slot is the product worth paying for — that is not the same as walking among the stones. The Roman Baths and Windsor Castle are separate tickets. “Visit Bath” does not always mean you walk into the bathing complex. Read the option list on the listing.
The booking sits with Viator and the operator. Most dates offer free cancellation up to a stated deadline — often 24 hours before departure — but check the option you pick. Tours run in the rain; Salisbury Plain has no shelter.
Almost never for a single day from London. The coach already holds the road and, on the useful tickets, the slot. Hire wheels when the next days are villages and B-roads. Compare UK car hire →
Three stops or two? Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge compared against Stonehenge-and-Bath, Windsor-and-Stonehenge and the DIY train route, with a clear recommendation.
The three-stop London day trip sells convenience and delivers a coach schedule. When Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge together genuinely works — and when to drop one.
A realistic hour-by-hour account of a Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge day trip — how much is driving, how long each stop really gets, and which one always feels short.
The details that decide whether a Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge tour is a great day or a long coach ride — admissions, stop lengths, group size, pick-up and weather.
A step-by-step plan for a Windsor Castle, Bath and Stonehenge day trip from London — the right stop order, what to pre-book, and where the day usually goes wrong.
