Stonehenge and Bath in one day from London

Reviewed by James Thornton, London to Bath day tour guide since 2022

Two of England's icons on one booking: the prehistoric stone circle on Salisbury Plain, then free time in the Roman and Georgian city of Bath. Round-trip coach from central London, an expert guide, and about eleven hours door to door. This is the guided tour we recommend, and here is exactly what it involves.

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In one line

A guided day trip from London, supplied by Premium Tours, that pairs Stonehenge with the city of Bath. You get round-trip coach travel from central London, an expert guide, roughly an hour and a half at Stonehenge, and free time to explore Bath. About 11 hours, rated 4.7 across 5,103 Viator reviews with a Badge of Excellence, and free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

The key facts

What it is	A guided Stonehenge and Bath day trip from London, supplied by Premium Tours
Duration	About 11 hours
Departs	Victoria Coach Station, central London, in the morning; ends near Gloucester Road
Travel	Round-trip air-conditioned coach with an expert guide
Stonehenge	Around an hour and a half at the stone circle (admission included on the standard ticket option)
Bath	Free time to explore the Roman and Georgian centre; Roman Baths entry is an optional add-on
Rating	4.7 across 5,103 Viator reviews, with a Viator Badge of Excellence
Cancellation	Free up to 24 hours before; confirmation at booking
Price	Shown live on the Viator listing for your date and ticket options; we never print a figure that can go stale

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Best for first-time visitors who want Bath and Stonehenge in one day

Stonehenge and Bath Tour from London

4.7 across 5,103 Viator reviews

Round-trip coach and an expert guide from central London, pairing Stonehenge with free time in Bath
A full day out, about 11 hours, so two icons are handled on one booking
Free time to explore Bath's Roman and Georgian centre; Roman Baths entry is an optional add-on

Live price on the listing shown for your date and options at booking

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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Ratings are the operator's current Viator figures; check the listing for today's price and inclusions.

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How the day runs

It is a full day, and an early one, but the pace is comfortable once you are on the coach. Here is the shape of it.

A quiet flagstone lane of honey-coloured Georgian townhouses in Bath, with a black gas lamp

Morning departure from London
Board at Victoria Coach Station and head west out of the city. The guide sets up the day's history on the way.
Stonehenge
Around ninety minutes at the stone circle on Salisbury Plain, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world, with admission included on the standard ticket.
On to Bath
A short drive to the honey-stone city, where the coach drops you for free time in the centre.
Free time in Bath
Walk the Roman Baths exterior, Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge and the Georgian streets at your own pace. If you want to go inside the Roman Baths, add a ticket in advance.
Return to London
Back on the coach for the drive home, arriving in the evening near Gloucester Road.

Want to be sure of getting inside the Roman Baths on your free time? Book a timed Roman Baths entry ticket (rated 4.7 across 1,204 GetYourGuide reviews) so you walk straight in.

Who it suits

This tour is built for first-time visitors who want to see more than one place in a day, and for anyone who would rather not drive to Stonehenge or juggle trains. Pairing the stone circle with Bath is genuinely hard to do yourself in a day without a car, which is where the coach earns its price. If your heart is set only on Bath and you want to linger there from morning to evening, the fast train and a day in the city alone may suit you better; the comparison page weighs both.

How we check this

The figures on this page are the operator's own Viator listing data, verified rather than guessed, and the photographs are from a real visit to Bath. The tour itself is operated by Premium Tours, not by us. Its exact inclusions and price vary by date and ticket option, so for those we point you to the live listing. Where a figure can change, we tell you to check it.

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Questions about the tour

Does the tour include Stonehenge admission?

Yes, admission to Stonehenge is included on the standard ticket option, with around an hour and a half at the stone circle. Always confirm the inclusions for your chosen ticket on the listing before booking.

Do I get to go inside the Roman Baths?

The tour gives you free time in Bath rather than a guided Roman Baths visit, and Roman Baths entry is an optional add-on. If you want to go inside, book a timed Roman Baths ticket in advance so you are not caught by the queue.

Where and when does it depart?

It departs from Victoria Coach Station in central London in the morning and returns in the evening near Gloucester Road. The exact times are on the listing; plan to arrive in good time to board.

How long is the day?

About 11 hours door to door, which is why it is an early start. In return you cover two major sights without any driving or train changes.

What does it cost?

The live price for your date and ticket options is shown on the operator's official Viator listing. Prices move with dates and add-ons, so we point you to the live figure rather than printing one that could go stale.

What if my plans change?

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, with confirmation at the time of booking. Inside 24 hours the listing's standard terms apply.