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Time & Cost Efficient Way To See Bath & Stonehenge On Way To London





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Join us on this day tour visiting two of England's most popular attractions outside London, Stonehenge and Georgian Bath.
Folding the tour into your Southampton to London transfer is a very time and cost efficient way of seeing these very worthwhile locations.

Our small buses with our knowledgeable driver/guides will provide full commentary along the way making a memorable day.
Roman Baths Bath
Roman Baths at Bath
Route Template
This is a private tour/transfer, so you can customise this example tour to the personal interests of your group. We use small minibuses varying in capacity between 8 and 16 seats. All vehicles can carry up to 16 large cases plus small hand luggage in the passenger cabin.
An experienced driver/guide will help you get the most out of your day, a full commentary and guiding services are provided.
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For the majority of cruises we will be on our way by about 08:30.
The driver/guide will provide a meet and greet service as you exit customs and efficiently lock your luggage in the hold, the last you will see of it until your destination.

After introductions, the bus is soon on its way for the 30 minute journey to Salisbury. The driver/guide will start to explain about the Neolithic society that built Stonehenge.
Soon, we're at Salisbury - a medieval wool city with its icon, Salisbury Cathedral, dominating the skyline on the approaches to the city.

After Salisbury, the scenic tour begins. We climb out of the Avon valley past the old Salisbury, (Old Sarum) an old Iron Age Hill Fort.
We quickly descend into the Woodford Valley.

Salisbury Cathedral
We follow the river past sleepy villages with limestone walls, thatched cottages, riverside pubs, Norman churches - a taster of what is to come.

All too soon, the driver has alerted you to an imminent arrival at Stonehenge. You will have already had a background briefing from the driver.
You come over the brow of a hill and there in front of you is Stonehenge
At Stonehenge the driver/guide will escort you into Stonehenge. An informative audio tour comes with admission to Stonehenge.
The driver/guide will be available within Stonehenge to answer questions you may have, take a group photo or demonstrate the ley lines that converge at Stonehenge
Stonehenge To Bath
Most people will take around 45-60 minutes at Stonehenge.
Its around a 90 minute journey to Bath - we take the scenic route.
Its a scenically rich 90 minutes as well. We first cross Salisbury Plain going straight through a British Army Tank Range before descending through more picturesque villages. We venture for some part along single track roads, truly into the countryside.
Photo opportunities abound.
Perhaps we'll see a narrowboat using the canal locks that climb Caen Hill. on the 2-3 hour ascent or descent, if so we'll stop and watch the spectacle.
Nearly everyone gets off to picture our favourite thatched cottage and few can resist the scenic view over Lacock, film set for many of the Harry Potter movies.
We then pass through sometimes dramatic Cotswold countryside to Bath

Bath
You will have plenty of time at Bath, but first we give you a 15 minute orientation tour of the city centre. You then have a full 3 hours to explore Bath.

The Roman Baths at Bath are arguable the single biggest attraction for visitors coming to Bath. We drop your party in the centre of Bath with yards of the Roman Baths.
Hot water at a temperature of 460C rises here at the rate of 1,170,000 litres (that’s 240,000 gallons) every day and has been doing this for thousands of years. In Roman times, about 2,00 years ago a great Temple was built next to the Spring. Of course to the Romans this was a luxury, just like they had back in Rome.
Pump Rooms
Long after the Romans, Bath became a very fashionable place to hang out. The architecture and many of the attractions at Bath originate to this time when society decamped to Bath.
The Pump Rooms were very much one of the central places to be seen.
They are part of the Baths Complex itself but there is free entry

Pump Rooms
The restaurant in the Pump Room provides you with an opportunity to relive these times. English food served in elegant surroundings with linen tablecloths, table service, fresh flowers. Fresh food prepared on the premises, cooked to order using local produce. Great ambience. Live music by the Pump Room Trio or a solo pianist.

Jane Austen
Jane Austen lived and wrote 200 years ago at the height of Bath's fashionable existence.
Not that much has changed, you can still follow some of her walks from her books.
She lived at various addresses in Bath, one close by the Jane Austen Centre on Gay Street between The Circus and Queen Square.
As you would expect the Jane Austen Centre tells you all about Jane herself and the Bath she lived in.

We do not have the space to cover all the items of interest on this one page. Our Bath pages give a more detailed illustration.

Bath to London via Windsor?
Its well over 2 hours to London so we leave mid afternoon for the journey along motorway/freeway.
A Typical Itinerary

Leaving Southampton
Depart Cruise Terminal: 08:30
Stonehenge: 09:30-10:30
Bath: 12:00-15:00

Destinations:
Heathrow: 17:00
Central London Hotels : 17:45

Unless you are staying in a Southampton hotel prior to your cruise it is not practical to do this tour in reverse.

Typical Tour Vehicle
Prices
Standard tour is for pickup at Southampton Cruise Terminal with a drop off at Heathrow, Central London Hotels with a typical tour length of 9-10 hours.
There may be additional charges for multiple drop offs in London, depending on the location of the hotels.
Prices are inclusive of all taxes, but do not include admissions.

Price is £425 for up to eight people, then £25 person to 16 people


Most Popular Tour Transfers Between Southampton & London/Heathrow/Gatwick
Tour/Transfer Link Cost* (4-16 people) Summary
Windsor (for as long as you like) £60 vehicle extra
over straight transfer
As long as you like at Windsor then transfer to Southampton, London hotel or Heathrow/Gatwick airports
Stonehenge £75 vehicle extra
over straight transfer
One hour at Stonehenge.
(£20 supplement for a driver/guide to provide guiding and accompany you around Stonehenge).
English Pubs & Countryside
(with driver/guide)
£400 to 8 people
then £25 per person
Stopping at Stonehenge (1 hour), 90 min lunch stop in village pub at Lacock.45 min stop at Cotswold village. 9-10 hours.
Stonehenge & Bath
(with driver/guide)
£425 to 8 people
then £25 per person
Stopping at Stonehenge (1 hour).
Georgian Bath (3.5 hours),
Optional country lanes route. 9-10 hours.
History Tour
(with driver/guide)
£400 to 8 people
then £25 per person
Stopping at Salisbury Cathedral (75 mins).
Stonehenge(1 hour), Windsor (3 hours)
9-10 hours.
Neolithic Tour + Pub Lunch
(with driver/guide)
£400 to 8 people
then £25 per person
Stopping at Stonehenge (1 hour), 90 minute lunch stop in village pub at Lacock.
Avebury (90 minutes). 9-10 hours.
* Price includes touring bus + driver/guide inc all taxes. Admissions not included.
(On Windsor & Stonehenge transfers, a normal driver is used, driver/guides available at supplement)

Southampton Cruises - Heathrow / Gatwick Late Flight Solution
Spend an afternoon in Windsor and Leave Luggage With Us
Most cruises will disembark between 08:00 and 09:00.
Its about 90 minutes to Heathrow, 120 to Gatwick - so what do you do if you have a late afternoon or evening flight.
Well why not take a normal private transfer on one of our minibuses, get dropped off at Windsor Castle and leave your luggage on the bus. The bus will return to transfer you to airport at a time specified by you.
Our bus depot is close to Windsor so you don't pay for the bus whilst you're in Windsor.
Heathrow
up to 8 people: £240
8-12 people: £275
13-16 people: £320
Gatwick
up to 8 people: £275
8-12 people: £315
13-16 people: £360


Southampton - London Private Hire Fixed Price Menu
(Prices include all taxes, parking fees etc)
Passenger
Capacity
Luggage
Capacity
Price Southampton To/From Vehicle Type
London Heathrow Gatwick
5 4
cases
£170 £170 £170 Saloon/Sedan/MPV - 4 cases plus up to 5 hand luggage. Chrysler Voyager or similar.
Saloon Car/ MPV transfer enquires/quotations
8
16
cases
£215 £180 £215 High Loader Bus- bus with seats taken out .
Room for 16 cases + hand luggage
12
16
cases
£255 £215 £255 Standard 12 seat bus
Room for 16 cases + hand luggage
16
16
cases
£300 £260 £300 Standard 16 seat bus
Room for 16 cases + hand luggage
>16
quotation required for larger coaches

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