STONEHENGE
The most-booked picks.
The 6 most-booked Small Group Stonehenge Tours. What the route covers, the operator running it, and what you pay per traveller before any extras.
Small-group day trip from Bath with early Stonehenge, free Avebury time, Lacock lunch, and Castle Combe, with a guide doing the driving.
“Knowledgable, friendly guide. Plenty of time to explore. Quick and comfy ride. Nothing you couldn't do for yourself with a bit of careful planning, but well worth it for the well-organised, hassle free experience.”
Small-group day trip from London to Stonehenge, Bath and the Cotswolds by air-conditioned coach, with guided stops and photo breaks.
“We meet Lilly at the London Eye for our adventure. The moment we departed Lilly was full of energy and knowledge. She was the perfect person for the job. We had a wonderful time and highly recommend the small group tour. There was 14 of us, which was perfect. There was ample opportunity to see…”
Small-group day trip from London to Stonehenge and Bath with a secret surprise site, comfy minicoach, and time to explore.
“Nolh was an excellent tour guide! It's nice that it was a small group. Enjoyed what they were able to fit into this day trip. It felt like that right amount of time was spent at each site and the Secret Place was lovely!”
A small-group day trip from London to Stonehenge, Glastonbury Tor, Chalice Well, Glastonbury Abbey, and Avebury. Tight timing, big payoff.
“Avery is not worth it. And we spend too little time in Glastonbury. We didn’t even get to walk around the abbey or explore the little shops with being rushed to leave. We also didn’t even go up the Tor, which was the part we were most excited for. The tour guide was rude and…”
Small-group day trip from London to Stonehenge, Bath, and Castle Combe, with expert guide stories, comfy transport, and real English countryside.
A small-group 11-hour day trip from London to Stonehenge, Bath, Lacock, and Avebury, with early entry, guided stops, and included admissions.
