Full-Day Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London

Next, settle in for another scenic drive, this time to Bath, a friendly city known for its stunning Georgian architecture. Here, you'll have the freedom to explore as you please, perhaps visiting the Roman Baths, checking out the Jane Austen Centre and Holburne Museum, or roaming through the Sydney Gardens. Along the way, discover charming cafes, ideal for a leisurely lunch or a refreshing drink, before meeting back up with your group for the return trip to London.

Full-Day Stonehenge and Bath Tour Description

Your 12-hour tour includes:

• Return transport from London

• Entry tickets to the mysterious Stonehenge

• Free time to explore the historic city of Bath

• Guide recommendations for Bath

• Free time to enjoy lunch at your leisure

• Knowledgeable and friendly guide providing rich insights

A Morning Departure From London

Your adventure kicks off in the early hours in London. At Earls Court, you'll hop into the luxury coach between 7:30 am and 9:00 am, where you'll be greeted by your knowledgeable guide and like-minded history buffs. With everyone on board, you'll depart the bustling cityscape and venture into the peaceful countryside of Wiltshire. En route, your guide will captivate you with stories and historical facts, preparing you for the awe-inspiring ancient site of Stonehenge and the charming Georgian elegance of Bath.

The Ancient Mysteries of Stonehenge

After around 1.5 hours of driving through the picturesque English countryside, the iconic silhouette of Stonehenge will come into view, its ancient stones rising impressively against the skyline. Stepping off the bus with an entry ticket in hand, you'll approach this impossible stone circle, which dates back between 3000 and 2000 BC and is believed by many to be an astronomical observatory. With two hours here, there’s plenty of time to ponder its long history and the effort it would’ve taken to create.

Remember to download the Stonehenge audio app beforehand, enabling you to explore at your own pace while uncovering the site's rich history.

The Georgian Charm of Bath

Leaving Stonehenge around 1:00 pm, your next destination is the beloved city of Bath—reachable by an hour's drive through the rolling grassland of Salisbury Plain. Along the way and upon arrival, your guide will offer insights into the city's highlights and provide superb ideas on how to spend your 2.5 hours here. Whether you decide to visit the Roman Baths, stroll through the Royal Crescent, or enjoy a bite in a quaint café, Bath offers a perfect blend of history and charm.

Return to London

All too soon, it’ll be time to regroup with your guide and fellow travelers and board the coach for a ride back to London. You can expect to leave Bath around 5:30 pm and reach London between 8:30 and 9:00 pm. You'll be dropped off at the starting point, Earls Court, which is close to public transport options, ensure an easy and stress-free end to your memorable day out.