Small Group Day Tour of Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath from London
Combine 3 London must-do day trips, with an expert guide and mini-coach transport
If you're short on time but want to see three of England's top historic sites outside London, this small group tour is for you. Skip the line at Stonehenge to walk among prehistoric monoliths, explore Bath's Roman ruins and Georgian streets, then tour Windsor Castle's State Apartments where royalty still gather. With round-trip mini-coach transport and an expert guide, it's the easiest way to experience three iconic landmarks in a day without the stress of planning multiple day trips yourself.
What You Get With This Tour
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Experience royals, Romans, and ruins
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Expert English-speaking guide
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Small group experience
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Skip-the-line Stonehenge entry
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Entry to the Roman Baths (Tues/Wed only)
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Entry to Windsor Castle (except Tues/Wed)
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Round-trip mini-coach transport
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Bath coach tour with free time
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Guide tips
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Food and drink
Tour Itinerary
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Your tour begins at Marble Arch in Central London
Your morning begins outside the Cumberland Hotel at Marble Arch, near the Marble Arch Tube Station entrance. After meeting your guide, you'll climb aboard a comfortable executive mini-coach and head out of London toward the scenic English countryside. -
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Arrive at Stonehenge and explore the stone circle
Beating the crowds, you'll skip the long ticket lines and step up close to the massive stones that were hauled here 5,000 years ago. Wander the full perimeter of the monument at your own pace and learn how ancient people moved these massive rocks and what rituals might have happened here. -
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Discover Bath's Georgian streets and Roman heritage
After a coach tour of Bath's honey-colored Georgian townhouses, you have free time to grab a bite to eat or tour the Roman Baths where hot springs still bubble up as they did 2,000 years ago (tickets only included on Mondays and Tuesdays). -
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Journey to Windsor with royal commentary
Settle back into your seat as your guide recounts tales of kings, queens, and scandals while the coach rolls through the Thames Valley. You'll see Windsor Castle rising above the town as you approach, its stone towers standing guard over the river below. -
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Explore Windsor Castle's State Apartments (Thursday through Monday)
Walk through the grand State Apartments where royalty still hosts official guests, admiring gilt ceilings and priceless art collections. Step into St. George's Chapel to see the tombs of monarchs including Queen Elizabeth II, who made this castle her weekend home for decades. If your tour falls on a Monday or Tuesday, enjoy a Winsor Town tour instead. -
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Your tour finishes at Victoria Station in London
By early evening, you'll be back on the road to London, swapping stories about the day's highlights. The coach pulls into Victoria Station around 6:30 pm, giving you easy access to the Tube, buses, and trains to continue your evening across the city.
Additional Information
Discover what to expect, what's included, and everything you need to know before booking.
Good to know:
Accessibility: Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible. Please be aware there will be a walk of approximately 15 minutes from the parking lot to Windsor Castle. Parts of the walk are uphill and may not be suitable for passengers with mobility issues.
Time at Each Site: You'll spend approximately one hour and 10 minutes at Stonehenge, one hour and 30 minutes in Bath, and one hour and 30 minutes at Windsor Castle.
Please Note: On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Windsor Castle is closed. Roman Baths entry is included instead, and your guide will lead a Windsor town walking tour with castle photo stops.
St. George's Chapel: St. George's Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays as services are held throughout the day so you will not be able to enter the chapel. Access to St. George's Chapel may be limited on busy days and during service.
Tour Changes: Windsor Castle is a working Royal residence and may close at short notice; your guide will provide a proper alternative.
Itinerary Changes: During the winter months, the itinerary reverses, stopping first in Windsor, then Stonehenge, then Bath before returning to London.
Weather Advisory: British weather can be unpredictable, so this tour runs rain or shine. Please check the forecast and dress in layers with waterproof gear, as you'll spend several hours walking outdoors at three historic sites.
Lunch: Lunch is not included on this tour. You'll have free time in Bath to grab a meal. We recommend bringing snacks for the morning portion of the tour.
Check-in: Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at the meeting point so the group can depart on time.
Your 11-hour tour includes:
Expert English-speaking tour guide
Round-trip transport from London on executive mini-coach
Skip-the-line entry to Stonehenge
Entry to Windsor Castle with access to State Apartments and St. George's Chapel (except Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
Entry to the Roman Baths (only on Tuesdays and Wednesdays)
Coach tour of Bath with free time to explore
Commentary during travel between sites
Maximum group size of 16
What to bring:
Comfortable waterproof walking shoes
Layers for changing weather
Water bottle
Camera
Money for lunch
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Customer Reviews
It was a great tour!
We loved our Stonehenge, Bath and Windsor castle tour. We wanted to see what’s outside of London when we were there and this gave us a guided experience to do just that. I was really impressed with our guide and having a dedicated driver allowed her to share regional history along the way.
Our tour was in April and it was really nice. We got to Stonehenge right when it opened before it got crowded. The time at Bath was nice, we just enjoyed walking around the shops. Windsor Castle was cool. My kids enjoyed seeing all different art. There wasn’t a lot of time at each location but it felt about right.
Perfect day
Frequently Asked Questions
What to bring?
Wear comfortable shoes (waterproof shoes are a great idea!) that'll keep your feet cushioned since you'll be walking throughout the day. Bring your rain gear and dress in layers; this is England after all!
What to bring?
Wear comfortable shoes (waterproof shoes are a great idea!) that'll keep your feet cushioned since you'll be walking throughout the day. Bring your rain gear and dress in layers; this is England after all!
Is this tour family friendly?
Yes, this tour is family friendly. Children will enjoy exploring the ancient stone circle, walking through Bath's historic streets, and touring the royal castle. Please note the day involves approximately 11 hours of travel and walking, so comfortable shoes and snacks are essential for younger travelers.
What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?
Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible. This tour requires a moderate amount of walking while visiting the attractions with ample opportunities to rest while in transit between towns. The ability to board and exit the coach at each stop safely should be considered, as well as the shuttle transfer you'll take from the parking lot at Stonehenge and a 15-minute walk from the parking lot in Windsor to the castle, some of which is uphill.
What happens if Windsor Castle is closed?
Windsor Castle is a working Royal residence and may close at short notice. If this occurs, your guide will provide a proper alternative. Additionally, Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when Roman Baths entry is included instead and your guide will lead a walking tour of Windsor town with castle photo stops.
Is entrance to the Roman Baths included in this tour?
Roman Baths entry is included on Tuesdays and Wednesdays when Windsor Castle is closed. On all other days, entrance to the Roman Baths is not included. If you wish to visit the Roman Baths on other days, pre-book a ticket at romanbaths.co.uk. For summer tours, we recommend the 12:00 pm entry time, and for winter tours, the 3:30 pm entry time.
Is lunch included in the tour price?
No. Lunch is not included on this tour. You'll have approximately one hour and 30 minutes of free time in Bath to grab a meal at a cafe or tea room. We recommend bringing snacks for the morning portion of the tour as well.
At what time will we return to London after the tour?
The duration of this tour is estimated to be around 11 hours. However, please keep in mind that this is an approximation based on typical traffic conditions. Since road conditions can vary, we are unable to provide an exact guarantee for the return time to London.
How comprehensive is each portion of this tour?
The three portions of this tour are condensed versions as it covers three historic landmarks in different cities all within a single day.
How much time is spent at each site?
You'll spend approximately one hour and 10 minutes at Stonehenge, where the tour arrives early to beat the large coaches and crowds. In Bath, you'll have one hour and 30 minutes to enjoy a coach tour of the city and free time to explore or visit the Roman Baths. Windsor is the last stop of the day with one hour and 30 minutes to tour the castle when it's open.
Why book a small group tour?
Small group travel offers the perfect balance between comfort and connection. With a maximum of 16 guests, your expert guide has time to engage with everyone and share local insights. Smaller numbers mean less waiting and more exploring, plus mini-coaches can take scenic routes that large coaches can't access.
