Get closer to the stones than ever before with this Stonehenge and Bath tour package! You’ll be able to step inside the legendary inner circle during this private viewing away from the crowds and enjoy a truly mesmerising experience as the sun goes down. This day trip also includes a visit to the beautiful Roman city of Bath.

Bath

Once loved by the Romans, Bath has been a place of pleasure, relaxation and wellbeing for centuries. It is also undeniably one of the prettiest cities in the UK and a designated World Heritage Site in its entirety. See its beautiful honey-coloured Georgian architecture, soak in the peaceful yet vibrant atmosphere, marvel at the impressive Bath Abbey and learn about the rich heritage of this unique location.

Two-course Meal

After you've promenaded around Bath, enjoy a delicious two-course meal of a main followed by a delicious dessert.

Please see the menu here. 

Private Viewing of Stonehenge and Entrance Into the Inner Circle

After your meal, the tour will depart Bath for your extra-special visit to mysterious Stonehenge. You’ll arrive at Stonehenge, located in the lush county of Wiltshire, in the early evening. This is your chance to see a side of the world-famous stones that most people don’t get a chance to see! Experience the unforgettable mystery of this 5,000 year old attraction and spend some time in the midst of an iconic World Heritage Site as you wander in and around the 40 ton rocks. There really is no better way to visit Stonehenge – you’ll be blown away by the sheer size and position of the magical monument!

April 2025 onwards

From April onwards, our experience to the inner circle of Stonehenge will be changing. Once you arrive at the stones, you will be given a guided tour of the inside of the stone circle before switching for a tour of the surrounding landscape which contains important features such as the gruesomely named Slaughter Stone and the mighty Heel Stone. Your host will let you know which your group is doing first. There will be plenty of opportunity to take as many photos as you like, or just marvel at the majesty of this Neolithic masterpiece, we only ask that you don’t stand on or touch the stones.

Following your visit to Stonehenge, the tour heads back to London for an arrival time of around 10.00pm. (11pm in July and August due to later sunsets).