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From happy customers

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The bus was comfortable, and the driver, Armando, was very friendly and explained the entire route. They gave us snacks. The place was incredible.
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Our tour guide was fantastic. He gave us so much knowledge on our surroundings while entering and exiting central London that we would not have had otherwise! He was kind and guided us every step of the way. Great sense of humor and on our travel back, he knew to road and traffic expectations so well that he already planned an alternate route to get us back to central London as scheduled. Any other way probably would have added a whole nother hour to return but he made the travel seamless. We even arrived early to Stonehenge! Amazing experience.
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really productively spent day, everything was great we were informed correctly at every point of trip our guide was so nice
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I loved our tour guid she was absolutly amazing and brilliant. We got to learn so much of the history about these places with a lot of laughter in between. Everything was scheduled perfectly in the right order and so we had plenty of time and opportunities to go to the restroom and to have a snack or a drink. This was an amzing experience, thank you! I would definitly recomend!
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# An unforgettable day trip with Chrissy & “Stan the Man”! We joined the full-day Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Roman Bath tour from London, and it was absolutely fantastic! The meeting point is inside Victoria Coach Station — not outside on the corner as shown on the picture you receive beforehand — so make sure to go inside the building to check in. Our wonderful tour guide was Chrissy, and our driver was the legendary “Stan the Man.” From start to finish, Chrissy made the whole experience truly special. She’s incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and has a wonderful storytelling voice. Throughout the journey, she shared tons of fun side facts, interesting history, and added just the right touch of humor that kept everyone engaged and entertained. The tour was very well organized — all entrance fees were included, which made everything super convenient. We visited Windsor Castle first, then Stonehenge, and finally the Roman Baths. Do keep in mind that at each stop, you don’t have a huge amount of time to explore every detail in depth — but that’s completely understandable, as it’s a full-day tour covering several major highlights. We found the time at each location to be just right for getting a great overview. A small tip: bring some snacks or lunch with you, since there isn’t much time for proper meal stops. You’re allowed to eat and drink on the bus (just no hot drinks or warm/strong-smelling food). All in all, it was a wonderful and memorable experience. A huge thank you to Chrissy and Stan the Man for making the day so enjoyable! We would absolutely book another tour with Evan Evans again anytime.
Levi

Levi

Jul 2025
Pretty good deal. The app is straightforward but can be a bit slow when crowded. Would use again for a quick city break.
Nadia

Nadia

Aug 2025
Took the kids for a weekend in London. The pass made it so much easier to get around and see everything we wanted. Hop-on bus was a HIT with the little ones.
Christine Caron
CA

Christine

Canada
Sep 2025
We left a little late, which worried us at first, as it was specified that we should arrive on time. Despite this, the places we visited were incredible! Our favorite was Windsor Castle! We were convinced that the tour was in French... Very friendly guide!

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The ultimate day trip from London to Stonehenge

Stonehenge is one of the most iconic prehistoric monuments in the world. It dates back over 5,000 years and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stonehenge is located about 90 miles (145 km) from London, making it an ideal destination for a day trip. Many tours offer comfortable, direct transportation from central London, so you can relax and enjoy the scenic English countryside without worrying about navigation or public transport schedules. Read on to learn more about these London to Stonehenge tours.

Why take a London to Stonehenge tour

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Professional guided tours

All tours come with knowledgeable guides who provide rich historical context, local legends, and detailed explanations of the significance of the site. This enhances the experience, allowing you to appreciate the site more deeply than you might if you visited independently.

Hassle-free experience

By booking a tour, you avoid the complexities of arranging transportation, buying tickets, and figuring out logistics on your own. Tours provide priority access to Stonehenge, so you don’t have to wait in long lines, maximizing your time at the site.

Affordable and time-efficient

Given the distances and the time required to visit, a guided tour often ends up being a more affordable and time-efficient option compared to visiting independently. You can enjoy the convenience of a well-organized day without the added costs of car rentals or multiple transport tickets.

Beautiful countryside views

The journey itself offers gorgeous views of the English countryside, with rolling green hills and quaint villages along the way. For many travelers, this adds to the charm of the experience.

Ticket options for London to Stonehenge tours

  • To visit Stonehenge, you can either book standard entry tickets, tickets with transfers from London, or day trips from London to Stonehenge and other historical towns.
  • The Stonehenge audio guide is available in English, Mandarin, German, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, French, Russian, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, and Ukrainian and is available with all the ticket options.
  • A day trip from London to Stonehenge roughly takes about 6 hours. However, it can take up to 11 hours if you choose a combo day trip that visits other historic towns and attractions.
  • Please note that you cannot touch the stones. While the Inner Circle tour will allow you to go closer to the sarsen monoliths, you are still required to maintain a minimum of 10 meters from the stones to preserve this heritage monument. 
  • English Heritage and National Trust England members can enter Stonehenge for free. However, you are still required to book a timeslot before you visit. 
  • If you do plan to visit Windsor Castle on your London to Stonehenge tour, make sure you avoid booking on Tuesday and Wednesday as the castle is closed. Please note that since Windsor Castle is still a functioning castle, it may close unexpectedly. St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays, but you can still attend a service. Also, the Semi-State Rooms are only open from autumn to spring, so plan your visit during these months if you want to see these rooms.
  • The cancellation policy of your tickets may vary. Please check the policy before booking, especially if you think your plans may change at the last moment.

Stonehenge Entry Tickets with Transfers from London

Inclusions: 

  • Multilingual audio guide
  • Round-trip transfers from London
  • Day trip to Windsor & Bath (Optional)
  • Entry to Windsor Castle & Roman Baths (Optional)

Duration: 6 to 11.5 hours

Starting time: 8:30am (from London); 8am (day trip to Stonehenge, Windsor & Bath)

Recommended ticket: 

​Stonehenge Entry Tickets with Transfers from London

From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, Bath & Roman Baths Day Trip

Inclusions:

  • Multilingual audio guide
  • Round-trip transfers from London
  • English-speaking guide
  • Entry to Roman Baths and/or Windsor Castle (Optional)

Duration: 11 to 11.5 hours

Starting time: 8am

Recommended tickets:

  • From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, Bath & Roman Baths Day Trip
  • Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Bath Day Trip

From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Oxford Day Trip

Inclusions: 

  • Round-trip transfers from London
  • Entry to Stonehenge and/or Windsor Castle (Optional)
  • English-speaking guide
  • Multilingual audio guide

Duration: 10 to 11 hours

Starting time: 8am

Recommended ticket:

​From London: Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Oxford Day Trip

From London: Stonehenge & Bath Day Trip

Inclusions: 

  • Round-trip transfers from London
  • Multilingual audio guide
  • English-speaking guide
  • Entry to Stonehenge and/or Roman Baths (Optional)

Duration: 10.5 hours

Starting time: 8:30am

Recommended tickets:

  • From London: Stonehenge & Bath Day Trip
  • Stonehenge & Bath Full-Day Tour with Transfers & Optional Roman Baths Tickets

From London: Stonehenge & Windsor with Exclusive Walk Between The Stones Experience

Inclusions:

  • Multilingual audio guide
  • English-speaking guide
  • Round-trip transfers from London
  • Inner Circle tour
  • Entry to Windsor Castle (Optional)

Duration: 11 hours

Starting time: 5:30am (With entry to Windsor Castle); 9:15am (Without entry to Windsor Castle)

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  • From London: Stonehenge & Windsor/Bath With Exclusive Walk Between The Stones Experience
  • From London: Stonehenge Inner Circle Access & Windsor Day Trip

Full-Day Guided Tour of Stonehenge & Avebury from London

Inclusions:

  • Round-trip transfers from London
  • English-speaking guide
  • Entry to Stonehenge, Avebury Stone Circle, West Kennet Long Barrow, & Silbury Hill

Duration: 10 hours

Starting time: 9am

Recommended ticket: 

​Full-Day Guided Tour of Stonehenge & Avebury from London

How to get to Stonehenge from London

Most of the tickets include round-trip transfers in an AC coach or bus with free Wi-Fi. Stonehenge is roughly 88 miles from London and the journey takes about 2 hours depending on traffic conditions. Here’s why we think booking round-trip transfers is best:

  • Comfortable transfers: Sit back and relax in air-conditioned, luxurious buses with free Wi-Fi and USB charging ports.
  • Expert guide: Enrich your experience with stories, anecdotes, and more en route with your English-speaking guide or the multilingual audio guide in 14 languages.
  • Multiple stops: Choose combo day trips with multiple destinations like Bath, Windsor, Oxford, Lacock, and Avebury. 
  • Boarding points: Most tours start from Victoria Station, which is centrally located and easy to reach via public transport, whether it be bus, tube, or train. However, there are a few tickets that offer hotel pick-ups as well. 

National Express bus from London Victoria to Salisbury and then bus lines ST or X2 from Salisbury Railway Station or St Paul’s Church to Stonehenge.

Best for: Scenic route

Time taken: 20-45 mins (based on starting point)

Approx. price: £9 to £10 for a one-way ticket to Salisbury

South Western Railway or GWR from Waterloo or Paddington to Salisbury, the closest station to Stonehenge.

Best for: Convenience

Time taken: 2-3 hours

Approx. price: £30 to £45 for a one-way ticket

Best time to take a London to Stonehenge tour

Best time of the year

The best months to visit are usually April through September, but the weather is never guaranteed. During July and August the chance of warm weather is highest, but it is also the busiest period. If you visit during these months, try to go early in the morning or later in the day to avoid the crowds. Stonehenge is also open for extended hours during the peak season, allowing you plenty of time to explore the monument. Winter (October to February) can also be a good time to visit because there are fewer crowds. October and November are the wettest months. These are also the best time to plan a budget-friendly trip as travel costs and accommodation fees are lower during the low season.

Best time of the week

Stonehenge is usually less busy during the week, especially Mondays through Thursdays. It's busier on Fridays and Saturdays and during school holidays. The quietest times to visit are before 11am and after 2pm. The number of visitors increases after 11am, and by mid-afternoon, the site can be very crowded.

Special events

If you want a truly unique experience, visit during the solstices, usually around June 21 (summer solstice) or December 22 (winter solstice). During these events, you can see the sun's rays emerge in between the Heel Stones and cast light right in the center of the Inner Circle.

Tips to make the most of your London to Stonehenge tour

  • Consider if you only want to visit Stonehenge or would like to explore further and see cities like Windsor, Bath, or Oxford. The latter option can be rushed, especially if you choose multiple towns. For attractions that require entry tickets, including Windsor Castle, Avebury Stone Circle, and the Roman Baths, buy them in advance online to avoid long lines.
  • Ensure your tour includes entry tickets to Stonehenge, as some may only cover transportation. If they do not include entry, upgrade your tickets.
  • While all tours include multilingual audio guides, some may have a live guide. If you prefer a more personal narrative, look for tours with an expert guide.
  • Check if your tour includes a visit to the Stonehenge Visitor Centre and transport between the Visitor Centre and the Stones. The shuttle service is often reserved for those with mobility issues, the elderly, or visitors with small children. Wear comfortable shoes to walk the 1.5-mile distance if you are not boarding the shuttle bus.
  • Have a look at the weather forecast for the day to dress appropriately and pack essentials like sunscreen or umbrellas. It’s best to dress in layers as the weather can be unpredictable.
  • Decide on the best mode of transportation beforehand, considering factors like cost, travel time, and convenience, if you are not booking a round-trip tour. If using public transport, check the schedules and book in advance if possible.
  • Most tours do not include food, so consider bringing snacks and water, especially for the drive from London (around 2 hours each way). There is a café at the Stonehenge Visitor Centre if you prefer to buy food there and some coaches stop at local pubs and restaurants for lunch.
  • Be mindful of the time allotted at each stop. Stonehenge visits usually last about 1.5–2 hours, so don’t spend too much time at the Visitor Centre if you want to maximize your time near the stones.
  • If you're into photography, ask your guide if you can catch the sunrise or sunset, as Stonehenge can be stunning during these times.
  • There are restrooms at the Visitor Centre, but not at the stone circle. Be sure to use them before heading to the stones.

Frequently Asked Questions about London to Stonehenge tours

Visitors typically spend 2-2.5 hours exploring Stonehenge, but you can take your time. Just note that the venue shuts at 5pm in the winter and at 7pm in the summer.