You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Beautiful experience, magical and surreal. We arrived by bus traveled one km and arrived at the stones. We downloaded the audio guide and listened to the explanations took photos, time to take the shuttle back buy souvenirs and return to the bus. The driver very nice. We were given a sort of packed lunch which was very welcome.
Great organisatiom, everything was on time, Bus was good, traveling was smooth, Bus driver was extra kind and helpfull, and we have received food package!
All good organized Timing should be 2,5 hrs Coach on time
Very competent and informative coch. But unfortunately everything was only in English and very quickly so that I could only understand a little.
Fantastic half day experience. Our trip to see Stonehenge was amazing- we had wanted to see the stones for a long time and we were not disappointed. The coach was comfortable and our driver was kind and knowledgeable. We were given a little food package (cheese & pickle roll, flapjack, packet of crisps and a bottle of water) as we boarded the coach which we hadn't been expecting but was very welcome. We had a good amount of time at Stonehenge and were back in London mid afternoon in time to explore Covent Garden. Definitely recommended.
The site is well maintained and organized to allow many people without feeling overly crowded. The Audio tour provided with our tour was wonderful. We enjoyed a little picnic on the grounds after. The title of half- day trip was misleading. It was a full day with traffic. 2.5 hours to get there. 2 hours there (perfect amount of time). 2.75 hours to get back. We had dinner plans for the evening that we had to cancel. Maybe a warning for busy traffic times of the year would be good.
I expected at least the main information to be given on the bus in Italian or understandable English (schedules, modes, even the printed guidebook was not in Italian).
This experience is perfect for those who want to save money on a train ticket, especially if you're in a group, with a punctual timetable and helpful staff.
No enough time at site. Thought we were going to have until 130. Told be back at bus by 1250. No time before leaving to get something to eat. Felt rushed. Driver drove through two red lights on way there.
Every thing was just in time exactly as planned
General organization, schedule respected
Comfortable drive, useful information (take free brown shuttle bus to the stone, dont walk)
Very good... and worthy for the money
Perfect for those short on time, visit Stonehenge with round-trip transfers and an audio guide.
Inclusions
Half-day tour of Stonehenge
Round-trip AC coach transfers
Boarding from Victoria Coach Station
Audio guide in English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Ukrainian, Mandarin, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese
Exclusions
Marcella
Zeljko
Miriam
Helen
Kenneth
Steven
Lora
Geoge
Most people visiting Stonehenge from London make it a full-day trip, often combining it with Bath or Salisbury. But if you’re short on time or just want to focus on the stones themselves then a half-day tour is a smart choice. It’s surprisingly doable and gives you enough time to see the monument without turning it into a marathon. Here’s what to expect from a half-day outing to Stonehenge, and why it might be the right fit for your trip.
If your schedule is tight but you don’t want to miss one of Britain’s most iconic sites, a half-day tour from London makes perfect sense. No need to carve out an entire day or juggle train connections, this option gets you there and back efficiently.
This tour includes round-trip transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach departing from central London. It’s a direct route to Stonehenge with none of the planning headaches.
Your admission to Stonehenge and its visitor center is covered, and you’ll get access to a multilingual audio guide that brings the site to life.
Most half-day Stonehenge tours are scheduled for early departures from London, meaning you’ll likely reach the monument before peak crowds arrive. This timing gives you space to take in the ancient site in a more relaxed setting.
While this tour doesn’t include a live guide, it comes with an excellent audio guide available in 12+ languages—including English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, and more. It’s a flexible way to explore, letting you dive into the history of Stonehenge at your own pace and in your preferred language.
Your admission includes entry to the Stonehenge Visitor Center, where interactive exhibits, archaeological finds, and reconstructed Neolithic houses help you understand how people lived around 2500 BC. It’s a must-see complement to the stones themselves.
The drive from London to Stonehenge takes you beyond the bustle of the city and into the heart of southern England’s rural charm. Along the way, you’ll pass through stretches of rolling green hills, patchwork farmland, and timeless English villages with stone cottages, church spires, and grazing sheep.
The tour boards at London’s Victoria Coach Station and runs daily from April to October, with limited days (Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays) from November to March. The experience is accessible to wheelchair users, stroller users, and guide dogs.
The drive typically takes about 2 hours each way, depending on traffic conditions.
Meals are not included. It's advisable to bring snacks or purchase food at the visitor center café.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly. Children will enjoy the open spaces and engaging exhibits.
Photography is allowed, but drones are prohibited.
Yes, Stonehenge and its facilities are accessible to visitors with mobility issues.
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