Stonehenge tours from London

This is the most convenient, fastest and cheapest way to see Stonehenge if you are staying in London.

In the summer months (April to October) the service to Stonehenge runs a morning and afternoon service and the afternoon tour runs year round.

• Exclusive price - only available on-line in advance

• Year round afternoon tour departing from London Victoria, a major transport hub in Central London

• Additional morning tour April to October

• Direct non-stop transport to and from Stonehenge

• Full admission at World Heritage Site Stonehenge with free audio guide in multiple languages

• Luxury air conditioned motor touring coach with free Wi-Fi

Runs daily all year round.

The Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath day tour is the most popular day tour from London, and it's no wonder with three world-class attractions visited in one long but rewarding day!

• Exclusive price - only available on-line in advance

• Entrance to Windsor Castle included - be among the first to enter

• Entrance to Stonehenge included

• Entrance to the Roman Baths included

• Panoramic coach tour of Bath included

• Audio headsets included at Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Roman Baths

• Entrance to the Georgian Pump Room

• Luxury air-conditioned coach with free Wi-Fi and services of a professional guide

If you are the kind of visitor who likes to linger a little, this tour may be for you.

It's a full day tour, but at a more relaxed pace than most and you'll have plenty of time to take in Windsor and Eton after you have visited Windsor Castle.

All the tours further up the page enter Stonehenge during public opening hours of Stonehenge. On these visits you have to stand behind a low rope several yards from the stones themselves. Outside of public opening hours there are very limited sessions where you can actually walk among the stones. These sessions are very early morning or evening so on a tour it is either a very early start from London or a late return in the evening.

The Summer Solstice is the most important day of the year at Stonehenge. Yes it's an astronomical event and yes it is open access where unlike the rest of the year you can walk among the stones.

We offer a choice between two very special tours, one that takes you very early to the stones from London to see the sunrise, the other that makes a day of it the day before, visiting Avebury and Lacock, before experiencing the solstice celebrations at dusk.