The Georgian City Of Bath Tours From London
A Wide Range Of Tours From London Every Day Of The Year
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The Roman Baths at Bath |
The city of Bath is about 115 miles (185 kms) from Central London, a good two and a half hours non-stop from London in a tour bus.
Bath is not particularly dominated by any one attraction though the Roman Baths are the single most popular attractions. There are many facets to Bath including Georgian Bath from a time not so long ago if you were anyone of note you spent a week or three in Bath each year. There is so much to Bath that you could stay a few days in Bath and still not have covered anything.
And that is perhaps the only problem on a day tour from London, time. Its very common to hear people boarding the tour bus to leave Bath saying that they must return to Bath one day and spend more time.
Windsor, Bath & Stonehenge Tours
The Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath itinerary is the most popular itinerary for a day tour from London that visits Stonehenge. There are several tours every day of the year including Christmas Day when Stonehenge isn't even open!.
Although the basic itinerary of 2 hours at Windsor, an hour at Stonehenge and 90 minutes at Bath is fairly constant there are tweaks to this format between the tours available.
All but the International Friends small group tours have the visit to Stonehenge after Windsor Castle, arriving around lunch time or early afternoon.
The International Tours Small Group tour has Stonehenge as the first stop and is normally the first tour bus to arrive at Stonehenge from London each morning.
The standard full size bus tours typically use around a 50 seat touring coach to operate their tours. One variation on the standard Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath tour is to limit the maximum size of the group to 35 and make an additional lunch stop at Lacock. This routing offers a slightly enhanced tour for a slight premium, what you get is the guarantee of a lid on the numbers on the tour bus plus exposure to some very nice English countryside and time in a very nice village off the beaten tourist track with lunch in a 14th century historic village pub.
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Windsor, Bath & Stonehenge Tours
The Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath itinerary is the most popular itinerary for a day tour from London that visits Stonehenge. There are several tours every day of the year including Christmas Day when Stonehenge isn't even open!.
Although the basic itinerary of 2 hours at Windsor, an hour at Stonehenge and 90 minutes at Bath is fairly constant there are tweaks to this format between the tours available.
All but the International Friends small group tours have the visit to Stonehenge after Windsor Castle, arriving around lunch time or early afternoon.
The International Tours Small Group tour has Stonehenge as the first stop and is normally the first tour bus to arrive at Stonehenge from London each morning. Windsor being the last stop of the day.
The standard full size bus tours typically use around a 50 seat touring coach to operate their tours. One variation on the standard Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath tour is to limit the maximum size of the group to 35 and make an additional lunch stop at Lacock. This routing offers a slightly enhanced tour for a slight premium, what you get is the guarantee of a lid on the numbers on the tour bus plus exposure to some very nice English countryside and time in a very nice village off the beaten tourist track with lunch in a 14th century historic village pub.
Stonehenge & Bath Tours
For many, 90 minutes at Bath on a tour visiting also Windsor and Stonehenge is not long enough. Missing out Windsor results in you getting a full 3 hours in Bath. The biggest single attraction in Bath are the Roman Baths, but for many their priorities for sightseeing in Bath lie elsewhere and the Roman Baths do not figure in their plans.
The good news is that there is a tour for either requirement, one tour that includes admission to the Roman Baths, one that doesn't.
Alternatives To The Windsor, Bath, Stonehenge Route
Although Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath is the most popular itinerary, there are alternatives.
| Most Popular Tours From London 2013 With Adult Fares Stated & Links To Tour Detail Pages |
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Visiting Stonehenge and/or Bath and/or Windsor |
| Stonehenge & Bath (without admission to Roman Baths) - £45 |
Stonehenge & Bath (with admission to Roman Baths) - £55 |
| Windsor, Bath, Lacock & Stonehenge (Max 35 people) - £89 |
Stonehenge Summer Solstice 2013 June 20/21 |
Stonehenge Special Access Tours |
Visiting Cotswolds and/or Oxford and/or Stratford and/or Warwick |
Visiting Canterbury, Leeds Castle & Dover |
Small Group Tours (Maximum 16 people) |
2 & 3 Day Weekend Breaks Plus Day Trips To Paris |
Day Trip To Paris - from £149 |
| 3 Day Paris - from £229 |
| 3 Day Edinburgh & Scotland - £219 |
3 Day Amsterdam - from £229 |
