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11 hours including travelling time
These are two of the most popular tourist destinations in the country and with good reason. Stonehenge can rightly be called the most mysterious man-made object in the world, and Bath is a beautiful Georgian city with Roman history hidden beneath its streets.
A private transfer gives you enough time to explore each site.
Escape the hustle and bustle of London for the day and enjoy a full-day private tour west to the lovely city of Bath and the mysterious standing stones of Stonehenge.
Visit the iconic site of Stonehenge and uncover its mysteries and enjoy free time to explore the lovely city of Bath at your own leisure.
Leave London and head to the World Heritage Site of Stonehenge. Sit back and relax on the approximately 2-hour journey (depending on traffic) and enjoy the stunning countryside views from the comfort of your own private vehicle.
Upon arrival at the mythical standing stone circle on Salisbury Plain, you have about 90 minutes to explore the megalithic area on your own.
Then, continue to the city of Bath, famous for its Georgian architecture and Roman Baths.
You’ll have plenty of time to discover Bath’s attractions on your own, including the Jane Austen Visitors Center, Bath Abbey, or the Roman Baths. Benefit from a drop off in the city center, and go explore the historic town on your own for about 4.5 hours.
Duration: 11 hours
Number of passengers: 1 – 8
Collection & drop off point: Private & direct pickup from your London location and drop-off within central London (zone 1-2)
Private guide: Tour is available on a driver only basis or with an associated private guide
Admission to Stonehenge or any venue in Bath is not included
Explore the mysterious stone circle of Stonehenge
Learn about interesting theories behind Stonehenge's construction
Visit the new visitor center to gain further insights about the megalithic monument
Enjoy some free time in the city of Bath to see the Royal Crescent and more
Discover the thermal baths built by the Romans more than 2,000 years ago
