Stonehenge Inner Circle tours from Salisbury or Bath

Millstream Coach Park is the meeting point for the evening tours or the Market Square is for the few number of morning tours that operate.

A map is sent on confirmation of your reservation. The meeting point is within easy walking distance of Salisbury Railway Station and Salisbury Cathedral, well worth a visit prior to your evening tour.

It is recommended that guests do not rely on the train that gets in just before the tour starts because of any possible delays.

After the tour,  drop offs are offered at the railway station, Millstream coach park and the Market square.

On leaving Salisbury it is about 10 miles to the Stonehenge landscape. First visit is Durrington Walls and Woodhenge close to the River Avon, the Woodhenge to Stonehenge walk begins here.

It is then back on the coach to the Stonehenge Visitor Centre, where you start a walk across the Stonehenge landscape, climaxing with your visit to the Stonehenge monument itself and inside access to the stones. Walking is a little over a mile with 4 stopping points.

On completion of the tour the coach takes you back to Salisbury stopping at the railway station, Millstream coach park and the Market square.

As these tours are run as evening sessions it is possible to use train services to and from Salisbury on the day of the tour. Direct trains run back to London until about 9.30pm, indirect trains later.

Salisbury is a bit of a rail hub with main lines and frequent trains going east to London, south to Southampton and west to Bath and Bristol.

Frequent trains run from London's Waterloo station taking approximately 80 minutes to do the journey.

There are normally two trains an hour operating up until very late evening.

During the week, the cheap tickets are not available until after the morning commuter rush.