From London: Small Group Stonehenge, Bath & Cotswolds Tour

Victoria, London, London



Embark on a small group tour from London to the world-famous prehistoric stone circle of Stonehenge, the historic and charming city of Bath, and the Cotswolds' most beautiful village, Castle Combe.

This full-day small group tour from London visits Stonehenge, Bath, and Castle Combe, ideal for history and countryside enthusiasts.

Highlights

  • Personalized experience in a small group departing from London
  • Explore prehistoric Stonehenge and learn about its fascinating history
  • Walk through the Georgian architecture of historic Bath
  • Visit Castle Combe, a picturesque village in the Cotswolds
  • Travel on English countryside backroads inaccessible to large buses

Description

Start your day with pickup at two London locations: near the London Eye and Victoria Station. Your full-day tour begins with a visit to Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Discover the ancient engineering and legends behind the massive stones with your guide, and enjoy time to explore the site fully.

Next, travel to Bath, known for its Roman spa heritage and elegant Georgian streets. You can join an optional guided walking tour or explore independently. Spend your free time visiting Bath Abbey, strolling the city, or having lunch at a local restaurant.

Finally, visit Castle Combe in the Cotswolds. Walk through cobbled streets lined with honey-colored cottages and experience the village’s tranquil atmosphere before returning to London.

Book your tour early for availability. Bring comfortable shoes for walking and check seasonal weather to dress accordingly. Morning departures are usual, with return in the early evening.

Includes

  • Transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned Mercedes-Benz mini-coach
  • Professional driver-guide
  • Commentated drive through the countryside
  • Panoramic driving tour of Bath with photo stop at The Royal Crescent
  • Optional walking tour of Bath
  • Map highlighting Bath’s attractions

Excludes

  • Stonehenge entrance tickets are not included but can be pre-booked by your guide on the day (payment by cash or card)
  • Tickets are required to access the visitor centre, shuttle bus, and to see the stones up close
  • National Trust and English Heritage members do not need tickets but must book timed entries in advance

Stonehenge Admission Prices (subject to change)

  • Until 27 Mar 2026:
    • Mon–Fri: £14.50 child, £20.00 seniors/students, £22.70 adult
    • Sat/Sun & public holidays: £16.30 child, £22.70 seniors/students, £25.90 adult
  • 28 Mar–1 May 2026:
    • Mon–Fri: £12.32 child, £22.35 seniors/students, £24.65 adult
    • Sat/Sun & public holidays: £13.51 child, £24.65 seniors/students, £27.03 adult
  • 2 May–27 Sep 2026:
    • Mon–Fri: £13.51 child, £24.65 seniors/students, £27.03 adult
    • Sat/Sun & public holidays: £14.62 child, £29.32 seniors/students, £29.32 adult
  • 28 Sep 2026–16 Mar 2027:
    • Mon–Fri: £12.32 child, £22.35 seniors/students, £24.65 adult
    • Sat/Sun & public holidays: £13.51 child, £24.65 seniors/students, £27.03 adult

Important Information

  • Stonehenge entrance tickets are not included but booked in advance by your guide on the day; payment accepted via cash or card
  • A ticket is required to access the visitor centre, shuttle bus, and close views of the stones
  • National Trust and English Heritage members do not need tickets but must pre-book timed entry
  • Refer to our Stonehenge admission prices section for current rates

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance receive a full refund.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes visits to Stonehenge, the historic city of Bath, and the village of Castle Combe in the Cotswolds.
Pickup is available near the London Eye and Victoria Station.
The tour operates with small groups to provide a more personalized experience.
Yes, the tour allows you to walk around and learn about the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge.
The tour includes a walking visit through Bath to see its Georgian architecture.
The tour travels on English countryside backroads that are inaccessible to large buses, offering a more scenic route.
It’s advisable to bring snacks or check if there are lunch stops; check the website for current details.
Participants should be able to walk moderate distances on uneven surfaces, especially at Stonehenge and Bath.
Yes, but you'll need to get to the designated London pickup points near the London Eye or Victoria Station.

Trusted local guides, read by millions every month

  • 2006 online since
  • 26.2M page views a month across the network
  • 14 languages

180+ destination guides, one network

Every guide covers a single destination on its own website, with events, restaurants, things to do and places to stay chosen from local recommendations.

My Guide Network Locations

Nearby Destinations

Add to your trip

Add your travel dates so we can place this on the right day, or save it for later.

Added to your trip Added to day {[{trip.toast.day}]}, MorningAfternoonEvening Saved to your trip Already in your trip Transfer saved to your trip Save your trip to get fresh suggestions Staying in {[{trip.toast.label}]} Base cleared Trip deleted Link copied Could not save your trip Something went wrong, please try again