Stonehenge Day Trips from London

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For all those wishing to visit Stonehenge from London, a variety of day tours are available, each offering a different itinerary.

Whether you prefer a dedicated Stonehenge visit or a combined tour with Bath, Windsor, or Oxford – here you will find an overview of recommended tours including duration, services, and prices.

All tours include round-trip transportation by coach and expert guidance on site.

This allows you to explore Stonehenge and the fascinating historic sites of southern England efficiently and informatively in just one day.

Stonehenge Tours from London - Overview

Here is a summary of the tours we recommend:

Stonehenge

#1 Stonehenge Day Trip

  • Duration: approx. 6–7 hours
  • All transfers included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Audio guide
  • Live guide

from £66

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Stonehenge and Bath

#2 Stonehenge & Bath Day Tour

  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • All transfers included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Guided tour of Bath
  • Live guide
  • Liveguide

from £85

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(free cancellation)

Stonehenge, Bath & Windsor

#3 Stonehenge, Bath & Windsor

  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • All transfers included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Admission to Roman Baths in Bath
  • Admission to Windsor Castle
  • Live guide

from £102

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Stonehenge, Oxford & Windsor

#4 Tour of Stonehenge, Windsor & Oxford

  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • All transfers included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Walking tour in Windsor (Castle optional)
  • Walking tour of Oxford
  • Live guide
  • Audio guide

from £89

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Stonhenge Inner Circle & Windsor

#5 Stonehenge Inner Circle & Windsor

  • Duration: approx. 11–11.5 hours
  • All transfers included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Access to the Inner Stone Circle
  • Walking tour in Windsor or
  • Visit to Windsor Castle
  • Live guide

from £176

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Stonehenge Tours from London – Itineraries & Inclusions

Find all the key details about what each tour offers and how the day unfolds.

#1 London Day Tour to Stonehenge

Stonehenge
  • Duration: approx. 6–7 hours
  • Transfer from London included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Audio guide
  • Live guide in English
  • Meals
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This full-day but morning-focused excursion takes travel groups from London to Stonehenge, one of Britain’s most significant prehistoric landmarks. The aim is to experience the mysterious stone circle on the Salisbury Plain in a calm setting, before the main crowds arrive. The return to London takes place in the early afternoon.

Itinerary

  • Departure from London: The coach departs around 07:30 AM from a centrally located meeting point (e.g. Cromwell Road or Victoria Coach Station), accompanied by a multilingual driver/guide who provides historical background information during the journey.

  • Arrival at Stonehenge:After approximately 2 hours, the group arrives at Stonehenge. Thanks to the early arrival, visitors enjoy a calmer atmosphere with fewer crowds.

  • Time at the Monument – The visit lasts approximately two hours. Included in the price:

    • Admission to Stonehenge and visitor exhibition

    • An audio guide available in multiple languages

    • Use of the shuttle bus between the Visitor Centre and the monument

  • Return to London: Return is scheduled around 2:00 PM, leaving the remainder of the afternoon free to enjoy London.

Key Information

  • Duration: approx. 6 to 6.5 hours (including round-trip travel and time on site).

  • Included services: Admission, air-conditioned coach, multilingual audio guide, and official on-site guidance by host or guide.

  • Not included: Meals, drinks, and gratuities.

  • Recommended for: Visitors aged 4 and up with an interest in archaeology, history, and prehistoric cultures.

  • Travel conditions: By coach, approx. 2 hours each way, subject to traffic conditions.

About the Tour

Stonehenge, built around 5,000 years ago, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most widely discussed megalithic monuments in the world. Its original function remains a mystery — hypotheses range from astronomical calendar to ceremonial site and healing centre. This half-day excursion focuses on a relaxed and meaningful experience of the monument, with ample time for independent exploration and in-depth museum insights at the Visitor Centre.

#2 Day trip Stonehenge & Bath

Stonehenge and Bath
  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • Transfer from London included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Scenic drive through Wiltshire
  • Guided walking tour of Bath
  • Audio guide
  • Professional English-speaking live guide
  • Lunch
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This full-day excursion offers a rich experience of medieval, prehistoric, and Georgian landmarks in Southwest England. Travelling in a comfortable air-conditioned coach with a qualified guide, participants will explore the iconic Stonehenge, the historic city of Bath, and the scenic landscapes of the rural West Country — with free time in the afternoon for individual exploration.

Tour Overview

  • Departure from London: The tour typically departs between 07:00 and 07:30 AM from Gloucester Road Station (SW7 4SS), travelling in a modern, air-conditioned coach accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

  • Stonehenge: After approximately 1¾ to 2 hours, the group arrives at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visit includes about 90 minutes on-site, with skip-the-line entry, dedicated access to the stone circle, and use of the shuttle bus from the Visitor Centre. The guide provides insightful commentary on the site’s origins, archaeological research, and leading theories.

  • West Country Scenic Drive: The journey continues through the picturesque landscapes of Wiltshire, Somerset, and Avon, passing traditional villages and rolling green hills.

  • Bath: Arrival around midday is followed by a guided walking tour of Bath (approx. 2¾ hours), showcasing its striking Georgian architecture and landmarks such as Pulteney Bridge and Bath Abbey. Afterwards, there is free time for personal exploration (e.g. lunch, Jane Austen Centre, or Roman Baths with optional entry).

  • Return to London: Return journey is scheduled for the early to late evening (estimated departure around 6:00–7:00 PM), with arrival in London between 6:00 and 8:00 PM depending on traffic.

What’s Included & Additional Information

  • Included:

    • Admission to Stonehenge (skip-the-line, with dedicated access)

    • Shuttle bus service to the monument

    • Guided city tour in Bath

    • Transportation by air-conditioned coach

    • Live guide (English-speaking)

  • Optional Add-ons (extra charge):

    • Entry to the Roman Baths

    • Museum admissions (e.g. Jane Austen Centre)

  • Recommended for: Culturally curious travellers who wish to experience the history, architecture, and landscapes of Southwest England in a compact and well-organised day — ideal for those who prefer a general overview rather than in-depth exploration at each location.

  • Duration: Approx. 11 hours (including travel time, stops, and sightseeing)

  • Additional Notes:

    • The tour is conducted in English; optional audio guides may be available at Stonehenge and in Bath.

#3 London Tour to Stonehenge, Bath & Windsor

Stonehenge, Bath & Windsor
  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • Transfers from London included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Admission to Windsor Castle
  • Admission to the Roman Baths in Bath
  • English-speaking tour guide
  • Meals
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This full-day excursion from London provides a compact yet comprehensive overview of three major historic sites in southern England. Travel is by comfortable coach, accompanied by a knowledgeable guide. The aim is to offer convenient access to England’s cultural, architectural, and archaeological highlights within a single day.

Itinerary Overview

  • Windsor: The first stop is Windsor, where participants have the opportunity to visit Windsor Castle – the official residence of the British monarchy. Accessible areas typically include the opulent State Apartments, St George’s Chapel, and the intricately crafted Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House.
  • Stonehenge: The next destination is the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge, located on Salisbury Plain. On site, participants receive insights into the archaeological significance of the site and the many theories surrounding its original purpose.
  • Bath: The final stop is the city of Bath, renowned for its Roman and Georgian architecture. Admission to the Roman Baths is included. There is also time for a brief stroll to explore the city’s highlights, such as Bath Abbey or the Pulteney Bridge.

Additional Information

  • The tour is generally conducted in groups and accompanied by a professional guide.
  • Travel is by air-conditioned coach.
  • Admission to Windsor Castle and the Roman Baths is typically included, though it may vary depending on the booking option.
  • Recommended for participants with an interest in history, architecture, and England’s cultural heritage.

#4 Tour to Windsor, Stonehenge & Oxford (Full Day)

Stonehenge, Oxford & Windsor
  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • Transfers from London included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Walking tour in Windsor
  • Walking tour in Oxford
  • Optional: Admission to Windsor Castle
  • Live guide
  • Audio guide
  • Lunch
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This full-day excursion combines three of Southern England’s most iconic destinations: the royal Windsor Castle, the mysterious Stonehenge, and the historic university city of Oxford. Travel takes place in a comfortable air-conditioned coach with expert guidance, offering a well-rounded overview of royal history, prehistoric monuments, and academic tradition.

Tour Overview

  • Departure from London:
    Typically around 07:30 AM from Victoria Coach Station. The tour is accompanied by an English-speaking guide who provides historical background during the journey.

  • Windsor:
    The first stop is the town of Windsor. An optional visit to Windsor Castle includes access to the lavish State Apartments, St George’s Chapel, and Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House. Duration: approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.

  • Stonehenge:
    After a drive of around 90 to 120 minutes, the group arrives at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stonehenge. Entry, an audio guide, and access to the stone circle are included, allowing visitors to experience the mystical atmosphere with expert commentary. Time on-site: approximately 1.5 hours.

  • Oxford:
    The tour continues to Oxford. This stop includes a 1.5-hour guided walking tour focusing on historic colleges (e.g. Christ Church), the Bodleian Library, narrow lanes, and the city’s renowned university architecture. Time in Oxford: approx. 1.5 hours.

  • Return to London:
    The return journey is scheduled for around 7:00 PM, with arrival in central London between approximately 6:30 and 7:30 PM depending on traffic conditions.

Inclusions & Additional Information

  • Included in the price:

    • Round-trip transport in an air-conditioned coach with USB ports/Wi-Fi

    • Admission to Stonehenge and – optionally – Windsor Castle

    • Shuttle service at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre

    • Live commentary in English and personal audio headsets

    • Guided walking tour in Oxford

  • Not included:

    • Meals, drinks, personal expenses, and gratuities

  • Recommended for:
    Travellers interested in British history, cultural heritage, and academic tradition. Suitable for guests aged 6 and over. Please note: the tour includes approximately five hours of seated travel time.

  • Duration: Approximately 11 hours, depending on traffic and visit durations.

  • Note: Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; on these days, a guided walking tour of Windsor is offered instead. St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays.

About the Tour

Windsor Castle represents more than 900 years of British monarchy and houses significant artworks and royal tombs. Stonehenge, built between approximately 3100 and 2400 BCE, is a prehistoric monument whose original purpose remains a mystery. Oxford – known as the “City of Dreaming Spires” – has long been a centre of academic excellence, with its historic colleges, libraries, and medieval streetscape.

This tour is ideal for those seeking a structured and informative day trip that combines royal heritage, ancient history, and academic atmosphere in one engaging itinerary.

#5 Stonehenge Inner Circle & Windsor

Stonhenge Inner Circle & Windsor
  • Duration: approx. 11–12 hours
  • Transfers from London included
  • Admission to Stonehenge
  • Choice of: Walking tour in Windsor
  • or: Admission to Windsor Castle
  • Live guide in English
  • Meals and refreshments
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This full-day tour from London offers exclusive access to the Inner Circle of Stonehenge outside of regular public hours, along with the opportunity to explore Windsor in one of two ways. Travelling by air-conditioned coach with a professional English-speaking live guide, participants receive an in-depth and well-structured overview of both prehistoric and royal landmarks.

Tour Overview

  • Departure from London:
    Participants typically depart in the morning from a central meeting point such as Vauxhall Bridge Road or a similar location, depending on the selected tour option.

  • Stonehenge Inner Circle:
    The early arrival grants exclusive access to the Inner Circle — far from the usual crowds. During the approximately 2½-hour visit, guests can explore the monument in a quiet setting, guided by an expert providing historical context and interpretation.

  • Windsor: The tour continues with a 3¼-hour stop in Windsor. You can choose between the following options:

    1. A guided walking tour of the historic market town, featuring Georgian and Victorian architecture

    2. A visit to Windsor Castle – with optional entry to the Royal Apartments

  • Return to London:
    The tour returns to central London in the late afternoon or evening, typically ending at Victoria Station or an alternative drop-off location.

What’s Included

  • Guided tour in English

  • Luxury coach with Wi-Fi and USB charging ports

  • Exclusive access to the Stonehenge Inner Circle

  • Personal audio guide or interactive site map

  • Walking tour in Windsor or entry to Windsor Castle (depending on your chosen option)

  • Personal audio headset for live commentary

Additional Information

  • Duration: approximately 11 hours (including travel and visits)

  • Choose between an early departure (Stonehenge first, then Windsor) or a later departure (Windsor first, then Stonehenge)

  • You may choose either a guided walk or a visit to Windsor Castle — both options cannot be combined.

  • Meals, drinks, gratuities, and hotel services are not included.

About the Tour

Stonehenge is one of the world’s most iconic megalithic sites. Exclusive access to the Inner Circle offers a unique and immersive experience of the monument — free from large crowds. Windsor, with its blend of historic market town and royal residence, provides a rich contrast. This tour is ideal for culturally and historically minded travellers seeking to experience two of England’s top attractions in a focused, professional, and comfortable way.