Your Tour Includes:

• Convenient London Pick-up & Drop-off.
• Expert/Knowledgeable Tour Guides.
• Live Commentary On Board.
• Visit to West Kennet Long Barrow.
• Visit to Avebury Stone Circle.
• Entry or Admission Fee to Stonehenge.
• Driver – Luxury Coaches.

Convenient London Pick-ups

Pick-ups are available at convenient locations in central and west London, all easily accessible by public transport. Choose the stop that works best for you.

• 7:30 AM: London Bridge
• 8:00 AM: Victoria
• 8:30 AM: Earls Court

Itinerary Times

Depart London at 8:30am

Arrive at West Kennet Long Barrow at 10:30am

West Kennet Long Barrow, one of Britain’s largest and most accessible Neolithic tombs. Your guide will lead you into the 5,000-year-old burial chambers, bringing its fascinating history to life. From here, you will also be able to see Silbury Hill, Europe’s largest prehistoric man-made mound.

Depart West Kennet Long Barrow at 11:20am

Your guide will confirm the exact departure time on the day.

Arrive at Avebury at 11:30am

We will the arrive in the medieval village of Avebury, located inside the largest stone circle in the world. Initially, enjoy a short walking tour before having free time to explore and grab lunch.

Depart Avebury between 1:30–2:00pm

Our departure time from Avebury will vary slightly with the time of the year.

Arrive at Stonehenge between 2:30–3:00pm

Arrive at Stonehenge, with entry times varying seasonally. You will have approximately two hours to explore this awe-inspiring monument at your own pace. Audio guides are included with your entry, subject to availability.

Depart Stonehenge between 4:30–5:00pm

After approximately two hours at Stonehenge, we will meet back at the coach to begin our return journey to London.

Arrive in London 6:30–7:00 PM

We will make 2–3 drop-offs in central London. Your guide will confirm drop-off locations on the day and can assist with public transport advice. Please note that all itinerary times are approximate and can be affected by London traffic.

Q&A

What is Avebury Stone Circle?

• Avebury, a village in Wiltshire near Stonehenge, is home to the largest stone circle in Britain. Well known for its charming, “hippie” atmosphere. The village features gift shops, healing stone stores, pubs, and plenty of sheep.

What Makes Avebury Stone Circle Special?

• Avebury is unique as a “lived-in” ancient site. Unlike Stonehenge, which is a distant “museum piece,” you can get up close to the stones. And even touch them, in a more relaxed and less crowded environment. The village inside the circle gives it a distinct, lived-in feel.

How many stone circles are in the UK?

• While the exact number is uncertain, it is estimated that there are over 1,000 stone circles across the British Isles. Scotland alone is home to more than 400. While England has some of the most famous, such as Stonehenge and Avebury.

What is West Kennet Long Barrow?

• West Kennet Long Barrow is a well-preserved Neolithic burial mound near Avebury, built around 3650 BCE. It is one of Britain’s largest barrows, stretching 100 meters. It contains stone chambers where the remains of at least 46 individuals were found. The barrow is open to the public, offering a glimpse into ancient burial rituals.