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Stonehenge, Windsor Castle & Bath - Small Group Tour from London
Experience three of England’s most iconic destinations in one memorable day on this small group tour from London with a maximum of 16 guests.
Travel through the English countryside in a luxury executive minibus as you visit the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge, explore the elegant Georgian city of Bath, and discover over 900 years of royal history at Windsor Castle.
With a small group and an expert guide, the day feels relaxed and personal, allowing time for questions, conversation, and a deeper understanding of the places you visit.
This tour is ideal for travelers who prefer a quieter and more comfortable experience than a large coach tour, while still enjoying excellent value compared with a private tour.
If you are comparing options, you can see all available Stonehenge tours from London to find the experience that suits your travel style.
Why Choose a Small Group Stonehenge Tour
✅ Maximum of 16 guests for a more personal experience
✅ Travel in a luxury Mercedes executive minibus
✅ More interaction with your expert guide
✅ Carefully planned itinerary visiting three of England’s most famous sites
✅ A relaxed pace with time to explore each destination
A small group tour offers the best balance between comfort, insight, and value.
This experience is part of our collection of Stonehenge small group tours from London designed for travelers who prefer a quieter and more personal atmosphere.
Stonehenge
We arrive at Stonehenge shortly after opening, allowing you to experience this remarkable prehistoric monument at one of the quietest times of day.
Standing alone on Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge has fascinated visitors for centuries. Built over 5,000 years ago, the enormous standing stones weigh up to 30 tons and were transported from over a hundred miles away by Neolithic man.
Despite decades of research, the exact purpose of Stonehenge remains unknown. Some believe it was a ceremonial temple, others an astronomical observatory or burial site. Your guide will explain the most widely accepted theories and the remarkable story of how this ancient monument was constructed.
During your visit you will have time to:
• Walk the path around the stone circle
• Explore the Stonehenge Visitor Centre
• See archaeological artifacts discovered at the site
• Visit the reconstructed Neolithic village
A café and gift shop are also located at the visitor centre.
Bath
After leaving Stonehenge, the journey continues through the scenic countryside to the historic city of Bath, one of England’s most beautiful destinations.
Bath is famous for its elegant 18th-century Georgian architecture, honey-coloured stone buildings, and natural hot springs.
The city was originally founded by the Romans in AD 50, who built a grand bathing complex and temple around the natural thermal waters dedicated to the goddess Sulis Minerva.
Today Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for landmarks including:
• Bath Abbey, a magnificent medieval church
• Pulteney Bridge, one of the most beautiful bridges in Europe
• The sweeping terraces of the Royal Crescent
You will have time to explore the city and enjoy lunch in one of Bath’s many traditional cafés, pubs, or restaurants.
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, you can choose to include entry to the Roman Baths when booking.
Bath is also associated with the novelist Jane Austen, who lived here in the early 19th century and featured the city in several of her famous novels.
Windsor Castle
Your final stop is Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.
For over 900 years, Windsor has been an official residence of British monarchs and remains an important working royal palace used by King Charles III for state ceremonies and official events.
Inside the castle you can explore the magnificent State Apartments, decorated with priceless paintings, tapestries, and royal furnishings.
You will also visit St George’s Chapel, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.
This historic chapel has also hosted many royal weddings, including that of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Please note that St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on
When Windsor Castle Is Closed or If You Prefer Not to Enter
Windsor Castle is closed to visitors on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. On these days — or if you prefer not to visit inside the castle — you can spend time exploring the historic town of Royal Windsor.
Windsor is a charming riverside town known for its cobbled streets, traditional shops, and welcoming cafés and pubs. You may wish to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the River Thames or walk part of the famous Long Walk, the grand tree-lined avenue leading from Windsor Castle into Windsor Great Park, which offers beautiful views back toward the castle.
This relaxed time in Windsor allows you to experience the atmosphere of one of England’s most historic royal towns.
Entry Tickets
Thursday – Monday
Tour includes:
• Entry to Stonehenge
• Optional entry to Windsor Castle (select at checkout)
Tuesday – Wednesday
Tour includes:
• Entry to Stonehenge
• Optional entry to The Roman Baths in Bath
Departure Points
This small group tour departs from three convenient central London locations.
Summer Schedule (March – October)
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.
Winter Schedule (November – February)
08:15 – British Museum
Outside the main entrance, Great Russell Street, WC1B 3DG
Nearest Underground: Tottenham Court Road or Holborn
08:30 – Marble Arch
Outside the Cumberland Hotel, Great Cumberland Place, W1H 7DL
Nearest Underground: Marble Arch
08:45 – Gloucester Road
Outside Gloucester Road Underground Station (station exit)
Return to London approximately 7:45 PM.
Tour Summary
• Small group tour with maximum 16 guests
• Travel in a luxury executive minibus
• Visit Stonehenge, Bath, and Windsor Castle in one day
• Expert guide providing historical context throughout the journey
• Carefully planned itinerary with time at each destination
• Fully refundable up to 24 hours before departure
During winter months, the order of visits may change to Windsor → Stonehenge → Bath.
Frequently Asked Questions
Small group tours operate with a maximum of 16 guests, creating a quieter and more relaxed experience than large coach tours. You will also have more opportunity to interact with your guide.
The tour lasts approximately 11 hours, including travel time from London and visits to Stonehenge, Bath, and Windsor.
Yes. Entry to Stonehenge is included in the tour.
Yes. Entry to Windsor Castle can be selected during the booking process when the castle is open.
No, you can choose not to visit Windsor Castle and instead enjoy time in the town of Windsor. You can select not to puchase tickets to the Castle during the booking process.
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, you have free time the Royal town of Windsor
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, you have the option to visit The Roman Baths and can purchase tickets during checkout.
Yes. Many guests choose small group tours because they offer a more relaxed pace and comfortable transportation.
