Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London – Exclusive Travel Package

Immerse yourself in English history with this private tour taking you from London to Bath and Stonehenge. Ride in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and enjoy ample exploring time at each location. Enjoy free time to walk around Bath—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—seeing things like The Jane Austen Center and The Roman Baths, and cast your eyes on Stonehenge—a neolithic monument built over 3,000 years ago.

Why Choose Our Service?

• Private Chauffeur Experience
  Enjoy a stress-free journey in your private vehicle with a professional chauffeur. Comfort, exclusivity, and convenience are guaranteed.
  
• Fully Licensed and Insured
  All vehicles and drivers are fully licensed and approved by Transport for London (TFL), ensuring your safety and compliance.
  
• Wide Range of Vehicles
  Choose from cozy sedans to spacious buses, accommodating anywhere from 1 to 64 passengers. Upgrades are available upon request.
  
• Door-to-Door Service
  We pick you up directly from your hotel, residence, or chosen location within Central London.
  
• Flexible Booking Options
  Entry tickets are not included, but we’re happy to assist you with the ticket booking process via the official website.
  
• Deepen Your Understanding of English History: Gain a better understanding of England's rich past.

Discover Stonehenge 

Stonehenge, the world’s most famous prehistoric monument and a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands solitary on the expansive Salisbury Plain. Dating back almost 5,000 years, it has long been a place of pagan rituals and spiritual worship, while also serving as a focal point for public debate and intrigue throughout history.

Explore Bath 

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a wealth of historical and cultural attractions.

• Bath Abbey: An Anglican parish church and former Benedictine monastery located in Bath, Somerset, England. Originally founded in the 7th century, it was reorganized in the 10th century and later rebuilt in both the 12th and 16th centuries.
• The Roman Baths: Nearly 2,000 years ago, Britain’s only natural hot water spring became the site of the stunning Roman public bath complex and Roman temple.
• The Jane Austen Centre: A permanent exhibition located in an authentic Georgian townhouse. It brings to life the story of Jane Austen's time in Bath, highlighting how her experiences in the city influenced both her personal life and her writing.