The Great Bath at the Roman Baths in Bath, with steam on the water and stone colonnades.

Full-day Stonehenge tours from London

Ten to eleven hours on the coach. Stonehenge plus Bath, or Windsor and Bath — back in London in the evening.

Full-day from London

A full day is the way to pair Stonehenge with somewhere else without changing hotels. The coach is on the road for most of it. You will not linger at every stop. You will tick off two or three headline sites and be back in London that evening.

The two tours below are the Bath days. Premium Tours leaves you hours to wander the Georgian city on your own. Golden Tours strings Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath onto one timetable — the classic packed loop. Stonehenge with Oxford sits on its own page.

Full-day tours to book

Same departure city, different second stops. Check whether Stonehenge entry is included or an upgrade. Prices change with the date.

Steaming Great Bath at the Roman Baths in Bath, with visitors on the stone terrace.

Premium Tours

Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London

From price: From $105 per person
Duration: 11 hours
Time on site: About 1.5 hours at Stonehenge, then free time in Bath
Start time: Starts 8:15am

Stonehenge and Bath sit in different directions west of London, so pairing them in a day is mostly a timing problem. This coach handles the route. You get a guided run-up to the stones, then several hours in Bath rather than a whistle-stop on the abbey steps. Upgrade for timed entry at Stonehenge, the Roman Baths, or the Jane Austen Centre, or keep the ticket as transport and walk the city yourself.

Hours in Bath on your own, not a brief guided stop
Optional entry to Stonehenge, Roman Baths, and Jane Austen Centre
Victoria pickup, Gloucester Road return

Included

Expert local guide · Air-conditioned coach from central London · Admission to Stonehenge (if option selected) · Admission to the Roman Baths (if option selected) · Admission to the Jane Austen Centre (if option selected)

Pickup: Victoria Coach Station, 164 Buckingham Palace Road, Gate 19, London SW1W 9TP · 8:15am

About a seven-minute walk from Victoria Underground. Boarding from 8:00am; the coach leaves Gate 19 at 8:15am. Entry to Stonehenge, the Roman Baths, and the Jane Austen Centre is optional when you book — or travel on the coach and explore on your own.

Ends: Gloucester Road station, South Kensington SW7 4SF, around 7:30pm

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Stonehenge trilithons on a sunny afternoon with a blue sky and a band of cloud behind the stones.

Golden Tours Gray Line London

Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath Full Day Guided Tour

From price: From $109 per person
Duration: 11 hours
Time on site: Windsor, then about 1.5 hours at Stonehenge, then Bath
Start time: Starts 8:00am

The packed classic: Windsor Castle in the morning, Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain, Bath in the afternoon. A local guide stays with the coach. You will see a lot. You will not have a lazy hour in any one place. Upgrade for interiors if you want more than the outside of the castle and a walk around the stones.

Three headline sites in one itinerary
Optional entry to Windsor, Stonehenge, and the Roman Baths
Grosvenor Gardens pickup, Gloucester Road return

Included

Professional guide · Luxury air-conditioned coach · Wi-Fi and USB charging on board · 25% off Stonehenge guidebooks · Admission to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and the Roman Baths (if purchased)

Pickup: Stop Z6, 50 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0EB · 8:00am

Check in from 7:30am for an 8:00am departure. Be there at least 15 minutes early. Entry to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and the Roman Baths can be added when you book. Wi-Fi and USB charging are on the coach.

Ends: Gloucester Road, around 8:00pm

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FAQ

Full-day questions

How long is a full-day Stonehenge tour from London?

Plan for about 10.5 to 11 hours. You leave central London between 7:30am and 8:15am and you are typically back at Gloucester Road or South Kensington in the evening. Time at Stonehenge is shorter than on a half-day — often around 90 minutes — because another city still has to fit.

Is Stonehenge admission included?

On both tours here, Stonehenge entry is often an optional upgrade. Read the ticket option before you pay so you are not buying transport only by mistake. The Oxford days list admission separately on that page.

Where do the full-day coaches leave from?

Premium Tours uses Victoria Coach Station, Gate 19, at 8:15am. Golden Tours meets at Stop Z6, 50 Grosvenor Gardens, for an 8:00am departure. Both return to Gloucester Road rather than the morning pickup.

Bath or Windsor and Bath — which full day should I book?

Bath if you want hours to walk a Georgian city after the stones. Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath if you have one day and want the longest checklist. You will spend more time on the coach than at any single monument. Stonehenge with Oxford is listed on its own page.

Is Windsor Castle open every day?

No. The castle is typically closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. If the Golden Tours loop is your plan and you want to go inside, check the castle calendar for your date before you add that upgrade.

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