Private Stonehenge Tours from London, with or without Bath
Tripyana’s private Stonehenge tour from London is a Mercedes with a chauffeur for your group alone. Your driver collects you at your London hotel, drives about two hours to the stones, then takes you on to Bath or straight back. Stonehenge only takes about six hours and costs from £520; Stonehenge and Bath takes about ten hours from £620. Prices are per car, not per person, and entry tickets are bought separately.
Short notice? Same-day and next-day trips are often possible — book online or message us to confirm a driver.
Which Stonehenge day trip from London suits you?
One car and driver, three routes, one fixed fare per car. Pick your route by name when you book.
Stonehenge only
The stones, then straight back to your hotel or via Salisbury Cathedral. Good with young children or after a long flight.
Stonehenge & Bath
The classic day: the stones in the morning, then the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge in the afternoon.
Windsor, Stonehenge & Bath
Windsor Castle at 10am, the stones after lunch, Bath before the drive home. The castle closes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays most of the year.
How far is Stonehenge from London, and how does the day run?
Stonehenge is about 90 miles (145 km) west of London, around two hours by car.
Pickup at your hotel
Your driver meets you at your hotel at the time you choose, up to noon. An 8am start reaches the stones around 10am, ahead of the midday crowd.
Stonehenge, about two hours
The exhibition, the Neolithic houses and the shuttle out to the stones. Coats and bags stay in the car.
On to Bath, under an hour
Book your Roman Baths slot for about an hour after you leave the stones.
Bath, two to three hours
The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge, with time for a late lunch. Your driver can drop you at the top of the Crescent.
Back to your hotel
About 2 hours 30 minutes to your hotel, or finish at Heathrow for the same fare.
Flying in on another day? The same drivers run the private transfer from Heathrow to your London hotel on arrival.
What do you see at Stonehenge?
Work on Stonehenge began about 5,000 years ago, and the circle dates from around 2500 BC. Your visit has four parts.
The exhibition
Over 250 objects found around the site, from jewellery to tools.
The Neolithic houses
Rebuilt chalk-walled homes where volunteers show how the builders lived.
The stone circle
A path runs right round the stones, so you see them from every side.
Free audio guide
The English Heritage app, in thirteen languages. Download it at your hotel.
How much are Stonehenge and Roman Baths tickets, and when are they open?
Book both online before the day, then send us your Roman Baths time and we set the pickup around it.
Stonehenge
Open 9:30am to 5pm daily until 16 March 2027, last entry 3pm; closed on Christmas Day. Adults £24.65 to £29.32 booked ahead, depending on the day.
Roman Baths
Timed entry with an audio guide; hours change with the season, so check yours when you book. Closed 25 and 26 December. Adults £23.50 on weekdays until 18 December.
Prices checked 21 October 2026.
Can you do a Stonehenge inner circle tour from London?
Yes, on the Stone Circle Experience, an English Heritage session before opening or after closing. Sessions start before dawn or end late, so a private car is the easy way there.
What it is
One hour inside the circle, at most 52 people. On a normal visit you stay on the path.
Dates
No sessions in October or November. Dates to March 2027 sell out early, so book the session first.
Prices
From £70 an adult and £40 for ages 5 to 17; under-5s go free.
How we fit it in
Send us your session time; we time the pickup and confirm any extra hours in writing.
Can we add Windsor, Salisbury, Lacock or Avebury to the day?
Yes, with the same car and driver. Windsor, Stonehenge & Oxford is also a route in the booking form, from £605 per car (V-Class £680); other changes are agreed in writing before you book.
Salisbury or Winchester instead of Bath
Salisbury Cathedral, 25 minutes from the stones, has Britain’s tallest spire and a 1215 Magna Carta. Winchester Cathedral sits on the way home. Either swap shortens the day at the same fare.
Lacock, Avebury or Castle Combe on the way
Avebury, a larger circle you can walk among, is 40 minutes north of Stonehenge. Lacock and Castle Combe are short detours near Bath. Ask when you book.
Thermae Bath Spa
The two-hour session with the rooftop pool is for ages 16 and over. Book it online and add one or two hours to your booking.
Sailing from Southampton? Stonehenge also fits between Heathrow and the cruise port, with your luggage in the car.
When is the best time to visit Stonehenge and Bath?
Tuesday to Thursday is calmest at both sites. April to June and September bring long days without the summer crowds; in winter you see the stones first.
Bath Christmas Market 2026
Thursday 26 November to Sunday 13 December 2026, around Bath Abbey, from 10am until 6pm to 8pm depending on the day. It is dark by 4pm, so add an hour to see the stalls lit.
Winter solstice sunrise
The 2026 sunrise gathering is expected at dawn on 22 December; English Heritage confirms the hours a few weeks ahead. Pickup is in the early hours, and Bath still fits the same day.
Is Stonehenge suitable for children, older guests and wheelchair users?
Yes. The car stops at the visitor centre door, and a ramped shuttle runs to the stones.
Wheelchairs and walkers
English Heritage lends standard and all-terrain wheelchairs, and the shuttle takes one wheelchair. The last 200 metres are tarmac and grass. Tell us about a folding chair when you book.
Children
Families usually choose the seven-seat V-Class, and we fit child seats for every age. Pushchairs are fine at Stonehenge but not inside the Roman Baths.
What does the private Stonehenge tour cost, and what is included?
Prices are per car, return. Fuel, tolls, parking and child seats are included; entry tickets, food and a guide are not. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
Mercedes E-Class
For couples and small families.
Mercedes V-Class
For families and groups, with room for seven bags.
Dollar figures are approximate; you are charged in GBP.
Book the Stonehenge & Bath day trip
Choose your date, start time and car. Your confirmation arrives by email as soon as you book.
Questions about the Stonehenge day trip from London
How far is Stonehenge from London, and how long is the drive?
Can we do Stonehenge only, without Bath?
Is two hours enough at Stonehenge?
Are the Stonehenge and Roman Baths tickets included?
Is the price per person or per car?
How long is a Stonehenge and Bath tour from London?
Can you walk among the stones on a Stonehenge inner circle tour?
Does the driver wait, and is a tour guide included?
Can we visit Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath in one day?
Can I cancel, and how do I pay?
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Arlington Row at Bibury and the honey-stone villages — stop wherever you like, on your own timetable.
Oxford day trip
Radcliffe Camera, the Bodleian and Christ Church with your own driver, and Bicester Village or Blenheim on the way back.
Hampton Court Palace & Kew half-day trip
Henry VIII’s Tudor palace on the Thames and the Kew glasshouses, with the driver waiting at both gates.
Book your day at Stonehenge and Bath
Pick your date, route and car; the fare is fixed per car.
How long is the drive at each hour of the day? Our hour-by-hour drive times for day trips from London