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Stonehenge, Bath, Lacock & Avebury - Small Group Tour from London
Spend a memorable day exploring some of England’s most beautiful historic landscapes on this small group tour from London with a maximum of 16 guests.
Travel in a luxury executive minibus through the countryside to visit the mysterious stone circle of Stonehenge, the elegant Georgian city of Bath, and the picturesque villages of Lacock and Avebury in the Cotswolds, one of England’s most scenic regions.
With a smaller group and an expert guide, the day unfolds at a relaxed pace, allowing you to enjoy each destination without the crowds often associated with larger coach tours.
If you are comparing options, you can also explore our full collection of Stonehenge tours from London.
This tour operates every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Why Choose a Small Group Tour
✅ Maximum of 16 guests for a more personal experience
✅ Travel in a luxury air-conditioned executive minibus
✅ Expert guide providing commentary throughout the day
✅ Visit Stonehenge, Bath, and charming Cotswolds villages
✅ Relaxed pace with time to explore each destination
Small group tours are ideal for travelers who prefer a quieter and more comfortable experience than large coach tours.
This experience is also part of our Stonehenge small group tours collection.
Stonehenge
Your day begins with a visit to Stonehenge, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world and a highlight of many Stonehenge tours from London.
Built more than 5,000 years ago, the enormous standing stones of Stonehenge continue to inspire fascination and mystery. Archaeologists believe the site was constructed by Neolithic communities who transported the massive stones across long distances and arranged them in a precise circular formation.
During your visit you can explore:
• The ancient stone circle
• The Stonehenge Visitor Centre, displaying more than 250 archaeological artifacts
• A reconstructed Neolithic village, illustrating how the builders may have lived
The visitor centre also includes a café and gift shop. You can download a free audio guide to your smartphone.
Bath
The tour continues to the beautiful city of Bath, one of England’s most elegant historic destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You will have free time to explore the historic centre at your own pace. Bath is famous for its sweeping Georgian architecture, built from the city’s distinctive honey-coloured stone. As you walk through the compact city centre you can admire landmarks such as Bath Abbey, the picturesque Pulteney Bridge spanning the River Avon, and the graceful Georgian terraces that made Bath a fashionable spa town in the 18th century.
There will also be time to browse the many independent shops, cafés, and traditional pubs located throughout the city.
You may also choose to include entry to the Roman Baths, one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Europe. Built nearly 2,000 years ago, the baths were constructed around natural hot springs that still flow today. Inside the complex you can see the remarkable Great Bath, ancient temples, and fascinating artifacts that reveal how the Romans once used this extraordinary spa.
The Cotswolds Villages
Leaving Bath, the journey continues through the rolling countryside of the Cotswolds, an area designated as one of England’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The landscape here is known for its gentle hills, dry-stone walls, and charming villages built from warm honey-coloured limestone.
Lacock Village
Enjoy a guided walk through the historic village of Lacock, one of the most picturesque villages in England, past medieval streets, stone cottages, and the 15th-century church. Lacock has been used as a filming location for many movies, including Harry Potter and Downton Abbey.
Avebury village and stone circle
The final stop of the day is Avebury, home to the largest prehistoric stone circle in Britain.
Unlike Stonehenge, visitors can walk freely among the stones, which stand within a peaceful village surrounded by countryside.
The Avebury stone circle dates back more than 4,000 years and forms part of the same UNESCO World Heritage landscape as Stonehenge.
Here you will enjoy a short guided walk before the journey back to London.
Tour Highlights
• Visit the Stonehenge UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Discover the historic city of Bath and its Georgian architecture
• Optional visit to the Roman Baths
• Explore the charming Cotswolds village of Lacock
• Walk among the prehistoric stones at Avebury
What’s Included
• Travel in an executive air-conditioned minibus (max 16 guests)
• Professional tour guide
• Entry ticket to Stonehenge
• Guided walk in Lacock and Avebury
• Optional entry ticket to the Roman Baths
Departure Locations
The tour departs from three convenient Central London locations.
07:15 – British Museum
Outside the main entrance, Great Russell Street, WC1B 3DG
Nearest Underground: Tottenham Court Road or Holborn
07:30 – Marble Arch
Outside the Cumberland Hotel, Great Cumberland Place, W1H 7DL
Nearest Underground: Marble Arch
07:45 – Gloucester Road
Outside Gloucester Road Underground Station (station exit)
Return to London approximately 6:30 PM with drop-off at Victoria Station.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour lasts approximately 11 hours, departing London in the morning and returning in the early evening.
Yes. This tour operates with a maximum of 16 guests, providing a more relaxed experience than large coach tours.
Yes. Entry to Stonehenge is included in the tour.
Yes. Entry to the Roman Baths can be selected as an optional upgrade when booking the tour.
Yes. Visitors are able to walk freely among the stones at Avebury, unlike at Stonehenge where the monument is protected.
Yes. Many travelers choose small group tours because they offer comfortable transportation, a relaxed pace, and more interaction with the guide.
