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Stonehenge Bath and Lacock Tour from London

4.5/5 8,982 Viator reviews From $91 per person12.5 hoursFree cancellation 24h

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The Stonehenge Bath and Lacock tour from Premium Tours packs four stops into 12.5 hours: Windsor Castle, about 90 minutes at the stones, a pub lunch in the Harry Potter village of Lacock and a coach tour of Bath. It leaves Victoria Coach Station at 7:45 AM and drops you near Gloucester Road at about 8:30 PM, and the price starts at $91 before you decide which entries you want. This page sets out what the ticket covers, what it does not, and what the day actually feels like hour by hour. Compare it with the other Stonehenge tour from London.

Windsor, Stonehenge, Lacock pub, Bath on a Stonehenge tour from London, Wiltshire, England
4.5★8,982 reviews
$91per person
12.5 hoursduration
Freecancellation 24h
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About This Tour

Premium Tours runs this as a shared luxury air-conditioned coach day with up to 75 travellers and an English-speaking guide. You leave Victoria Coach Station at 7:45 AM, with boarding at Gate 19-20 from 7:30 AM. The gate closes 5 minutes before departure, so arrive early.

The price is $91 per person, but entries and lunch depend on the option you pick at checkout. Stonehenge and Windsor Castle admission come only with the entry options, and the Roman Baths are never included. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.

Price
$91 per person, entries depending on the option
Total duration
12.5 hours, 7:45 AM to about 8:30 PM
Meeting point and departure
Premium Tours desk, Gate 19-20, Victoria Coach Station, 164 Buckingham Palace Road SW1W 9TP. Boarding from 7:30 AM, departure 7:45 AM, gate closes 5 minutes before
Time at Stonehenge
About 90 minutes
Included
Guide, luxury air-conditioned coach, panoramic tour of Bath, Lacock photo stop, and Stonehenge and Windsor Castle admission only with the entry options. Pub lunch at the 14th-century George Inn only with the lunch option
Paid on the day and cancellation
Roman Baths admission at your own expense, gratuities, hotel pick-up not offered. Free cancellation until 24 hours before departure for a full refund
Quick answer Price, length and what you get

This Premium Tours day costs $91 per person and runs 12.5 hours from Victoria Coach Station at 7:45 AM to a drop-off near Gloucester Road at about 8:30 PM. You get about 90 minutes at Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, a 45-minute walk in Lacock and a coach tour of Bath.

Key takeaways

What the Price Actually Covers

At $91 this is one of the cheaper four-stop days from London, but the base price buys less than it first appears, because the big entries sit behind option choices.

Included and Not Included

The guide, the luxury air-conditioned coach, the panoramic tour of Bath, the Lacock photo stop and the Windsor visit are in every option. Stonehenge and Windsor Castle admission come only with the entry options, so read the option name carefully at checkout. The Roman Baths are never included on this tour, whatever you pay. The pub lunch at the George Inn in Lacock comes only with the lunch option.

If your option leaves entries out, you pay at the gate. English Heritage advance tickets for Stonehenge cost £27.20 ($36.05) for an adult, or £32.00 ($42.41) on the day, so booking your own ticket in advance saves money. If you want to go inside the circle instead of standing on the roped path, this tour cannot do that: that is a separate inner circle tour from London.

LineIn the priceNotes
Guide and coachYes, all optionsLuxury air-conditioned coach, up to 75 travellers
Stonehenge admissionOnly with entry optionsAdvance ticket £27.20 ($36.05) adult, £32.00 ($42.41) on the day if you buy it yourself
Windsor Castle and St George's ChapelOnly with entry optionsCastle closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, chapel closed Sundays
Pub lunch at the George InnOnly with lunch optionAround 3 PM, four meals including fish and chips and a vegetarian dish
Roman BathsNoPay your own admission in Bath
Hotel pick-up and gratuitiesNoDrop-off near Gloucester Road at about 8:30 PM

Sources: English Heritage prices and opening times, Stone Circle Experience

Half-timbered cottages on the High Street in Lacock, a stop on Stonehenge tours from London, Wiltshire

High Street in Lacock. Photo: Nessy-Pic, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What the Day Is Really Like

Four stops in 12.5 hours means a lot of coach time. The listing budgets about 90 minutes at Windsor Castle, 15 minutes at St George's Chapel, about 90 minutes at Stonehenge, 45 minutes in Lacock and short stops in Bath.

Stop by Stop

Boarding runs from 7:30 AM at Gate 19-20 inside Victoria Coach Station, and the coach leaves at 7:45 AM. Windsor comes first, about 90 minutes at the castle with the entry option, plus 15 minutes at St George's Chapel, the site of royal weddings including the Earl and Countess of Wessex and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Stonehenge gets about 90 minutes, reached by a 10-minute shuttle or a roughly 30-minute walk from the visitor centre across exposed ground.

Lacock follows, a 45-minute guided walk through the village used for Harry Potter filming, with the pub lunch at the George Inn around 3 PM if you chose that option. Note the operator's warning that lunch can slip later or become an early supper around 5:30 PM. The day ends with a drive through Bath past Pulteney Bridge and the Royal Crescent, a 15-minute stop at Bath Abbey, and an hour to visit the Roman Baths at your own expense if you want. The drop-off near Gloucester Road Underground station comes at about 8:30 PM.

  • Expect several hours on the coach across the day, since four stops sit far apart
  • About 90 minutes is the shortest time at the stones on any four-stop day here
  • The order of the itinerary can change for traffic or operational reasons

Who This Tour Rules Out

The listing states clear limits on fitness, ages and what the day asks of you. Some travellers should pick a different listing.

Check These Before Booking

The operator asks for at least a moderate level of physical fitness, and no minimum age or wheelchair provision is stated, so families with very small children and wheelchair users should confirm arrangements with the operator before booking. Infants must sit on an adult's lap, though prams and strollers can be carried. No hotel pick-up is offered, so you make your own way to Victoria Coach Station for 7:30 AM.

The bigger question is the pace. About 90 minutes at Stonehenge is the least time at the stones of any four-stop coach day on this site, and the roped path keeps you a good distance back from the stones on every normal ticket. If you want two hours or more with the stones as the only stop, the Stonehenge morning half-day tour gets you back in London by about 2 PM. If you want a smaller group instead of up to 75 people, the small-group Stonehenge, Bath and secret place day runs 15 seats, though its Stonehenge ticket is paid on the day.

  • Moderate fitness required, easy walking on grass and gravel paths at Stonehenge
  • No minimum age stated, infants on an adult's lap
  • No wheelchair provision stated: confirm with the operator first
  • 12.5 hours door to door, with several hours on the coach between stops
The Round Tower of Windsor Castle, the morning stop on Stonehenge tours from London, Berkshire

The Round Tower of Windsor Castle. Photo: Diliff, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What to Settle Before You Book

A few checks in writing will save the day going wrong, because entries, lunch and closures all shift with the option and the weekday.

Cancellation and Confirmation

Free cancellation runs until 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and the tour is cancellable for bad weather. Confirm in writing which option you bought: which entries it includes, and whether lunch is on it. Confirm the meeting point too, because there is no hotel pick-up.

You need the Premium Tours desk at Gate 19-20 inside Victoria Coach Station by 7:30 AM, and the gate closes 5 minutes before the 7:45 AM departure.

What to Bring

Bring a waterproof and layers. Salisbury Plain is open and exposed with no shelter, food or toilet at the stones, only at the visitor centre. Download the free Stonehenge Audio Tour app in advance, or use the on-site guides in 12 languages.

Carry pounds or a card for the Roman Baths if you want them, and for any gratuities.

  • Waterproof and layers, no shelter at the stones
  • Stonehenge Audio Tour app downloaded in advance
  • Card or cash for the Roman Baths and tips

Closures That Change the Day

Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and 25-26 December, so on those dates you get free time in Windsor town instead. St George's Chapel is closed on Sundays, with extra time in the castle precincts. If the State Apartments shut at short notice, the visit may move to the precincts, the chapel or Queen Mary's Dolls' House.

The stone circle closures in October and November do not affect this tour, because it never goes inside the circle.

The Day, Stop by Stop

Clock times are quoted only where the listing states them. The operator warns the order can change for traffic or operational reasons.

  1. 7:30 AM

    Boarding at Victoria Coach Station

    Go to the Premium Tours desk at Gate 19-20 inside the station, 164 Buckingham Palace Road. Boarding starts at 7:30 AM and the gate closes 5 minutes before the 7:45 AM departure.

  2. 7:45 AM

    Depart London

    The luxury air-conditioned coach heads out of London towards Windsor, roughly 34.8 km from Victoria.

  3. Windsor Castle, about 90 minutes

    With the entry option, explore the largest continuously occupied castle in the world, above the River Thames. St George's Chapel gets about 15 minutes more. The castle is closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays: free time in the town replaces it.

  4. Stonehenge, about 90 minutes

    About 90 minutes at the stones with entry if your option includes it. A 10-minute shuttle or about a 30-minute walk takes you from the visitor centre to the roped path around the monument.

  5. Lacock, 45 minutes, lunch around 3 PM

    A 45-minute guided walk through the village used for Harry Potter filming, then the pub lunch at the 14th-century George Inn if you chose that option. Four meals including fish and chips and a vegetarian dish. If the inn is unavailable a similar venue is arranged, and the meal may become an early supper around 5:30 PM.

  6. Bath by coach

    A drive past Pulteney Bridge over the River Avon and through the Royal Crescent, 30 terraced houses in a sweeping Georgian crescent, then a 15-minute stop at Bath Abbey.

  7. Roman Baths, 60 minutes at your own expense

    The listing allows about an hour for the Roman Baths Museum, but admission is never included on this tour. Budget your own ticket and time.

  8. 8:30 PM

    Return to London

    Drop-off near Gloucester Road Underground station at about 8:30 PM. No hotel drop-off is offered.

Pros and Cons

An honest read of what this listing does well and where it falls short.

What we genuinely like

  • Four stops in one day for $91, cheaper than most Windsor and Bath combos
  • About 90 minutes at Stonehenge, the joint most of any four-stop day here
  • The Lacock pub lunch at the George Inn is a proper meal, with fish and chips and a vegetarian option
  • Free cancellation until 24 hours before departure, generous for a 12.5-hour day

The honest downsides

  • Stonehenge and Windsor Castle entries depend on the option, so the base $91 can grow
  • The Roman Baths are never included, and Bath gets a coach drive with a single 15-minute abbey stop
  • Up to 75 travellers on one coach
  • Lunch at around 3 PM, or an early supper around 5:30 PM, is a long gap after a 7:45 AM start
  • No hotel pick-up, and drop-off near Gloucester Road at about 8:30 PM

Who it's NOT for: Anyone who wants more than 90 minutes at the stones, a small group, or the Roman Baths included should look at the [Stonehenge half-day tour](/stonehenge-half-day-tour-from-london/) or a [Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and Roman Baths day](/windsor-stonehenge-bath-and-roman-baths-tour/).

Questions About This Tour

How much does the Stonehenge Bath and Lacock tour cost?

The base price is $91 per person on Viator, but Stonehenge and Windsor Castle admission come only with the entry options, and the lunch is a separate option. See the full price breakdown.

How long do you spend at Stonehenge on this tour?

About 90 minutes, on the roped path around the stones with the standard entry. This tour never goes inside the circle, which only an inner circle tour from London offers.

Where does the tour leave from and what time?

From Gate 19-20 inside Victoria Coach Station, with boarding from 7:30 AM and departure at 7:45 AM. The gate closes 5 minutes before departure. There is no hotel pick-up, and the return itinerary ends near Gloucester Road at about 8:30 PM.

Is lunch included?

Only with the lunch option: a pub lunch at the 14th-century George Inn in Lacock around 3 PM, choosing from four meals including fish and chips and a vegetarian dish. The operator warns it may be served later or replaced by an early supper around 5:30 PM. Details in the day-by-day guide.

What happens if Windsor Castle is closed?

The castle is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and 25-26 December, and you get free time in Windsor town instead. St George's Chapel is closed on Sundays. Closures and what to confirm before booking are set out in the before-you-book section.

Is the Roman Baths entry included in Bath?

No. The Roman Baths are never included on this tour, and the listing allows about 60 minutes to visit at your own expense. For a triple with the baths included, compare the Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and Roman Baths day trip.

Can I cancel this tour?

Yes, free cancellation until 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and it can be cancelled for bad weather. Check the full tour facts before you book.

This 12.5-hour day from Victoria covers Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Lacock and Bath from $91.

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