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Small Group Tour of Stonehenge, Bath, Lacock & Avebury

Step back in time and explore some of England’s most iconic historical sites. On the Small Group Tour of Stonehenge, Bath, Lacock & Avebury. This full-day adventure takes you from London to the mystical Stonehenge, where ancient stones whisper stories from 5,000 years ago. Continue to the elegant city of Bath, famed for its Roman Baths, Georgian architecture, and literary connections to Jane Austen. Then, wander the medieval streets of Lacock, a village frozen in time and often used as a film and TV backdrop. Finish the day at Avebury, home to Britain’s largest stone circle and charming thatched cottages.

Designed for small groups of no more than 16 people. This tour combines expert guidance, personal attention, and access to corners of the English countryside that larger coaches simply cannot reach. Travel in comfort by executive minicoach, enjoy guided walks, and immerse yourself in the culture, history, and scenery. Four unforgettable destinations all in a single, carefully curated day.

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Small Group Tour of Stonehenge, Bath, Lacock & Avebury



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Tour Highlights

  • Visit the iconic Stonehenge with early access entry
  • Guided walking tour of Bath, optional Roman Baths entry
  • Explore the medieval village of Lacock, a film & TV favourite
  • Discover Avebury, Britain’s largest stone circle
  • Travel in comfort by executive minicoach
  • Small group experience with maximum 16 people
  • Insightful commentary from your expert guide


Tour Schedule

Stonehenge
Depart London and journey to Wiltshire’s chalk hills, arriving at the awe-inspiring Stonehenge. Learn about its 5,000-year-old history, explore the visitor centre, and uncover the mysteries of the monument, from its construction phases to theories about its purpose.

Bath
Travel west to Bath, a city built around natural hot springs and celebrated for its Roman Baths and stunning Georgian architecture. Enjoy a guided walking tour, stroll through Jane Austen’s historic streets, and optionally visit the Roman Baths or enjoy lunch at a local tea room.

Lacock
Continue through the picturesque countryside to the medieval village of Lacock. Meander through narrow streets lined with stone cottages, visit the 15th-century church and historic buildings, and discover why this village has been a favourite filming location for Harry Potter, Pride & Prejudice, and more.

Avebury
Conclude the day in Avebury, a village set within Britain’s largest stone circle. Take a guided walk among the standing stones, explore the charming streets and thatched cottages, and enjoy the serene atmosphere before returning to London.



What’s Included

  • Maximum 16 people per tour for a personalised experience
  • Entry to Stonehenge with early access
  • Expert guide throughout the day
  • Executive minicoach transport
  • Guided walks in Bath, Lacock & Avebury

What’s Not Included

  • Optional entry to the Roman Baths
  • Lunch and refreshments (can be arranged independently in Bath)
  • Personal expenses

Important Information

  • Fully refundable up to 24 hours before departure
  • Small group size allows access to roads and villages inaccessible to larger coaches
  • Timings are approximate and may vary due to traffic
  • Arrive at your meeting point at least 10 minutes before departure
  • Sunday tours may run in reverse, starting in Avebury or Bath depending on schedule

Schedule

Departure Points

  • 07:15 – British Museum, Great Russell Street
  • 07:30 – Cumberland Hotel, Marble Arch
  • 07:45 – Outside Gloucester Road Underground Station

Tour Schedule (Approx.)

  • 07:45 – Depart London
  • 09:30 – Arrive Stonehenge
  • 11:00 – Depart Stonehenge
  • 12:00 – Arrive Bath
  • 14:00 – Depart Bath
  • 14:35 – Arrive Lacock
  • 15:05 – Depart Lacock
  • 15:35 – Arrive Avebury
  • 16:05 – Depart Avebury
  • 18:30 – Arrive London Victoria Station

All timings are approximate due to traffic conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose a small group tour?
Small group tours offer a more personal, relaxed, and flexible experience. With a maximum of 16 guests, your guide can focus on providing detailed insights, answer questions, and tailor the experience to the group. Smaller vehicles allow access to hidden corners, narrow lanes, and quieter viewpoints that larger coaches cannot reach, making for a richer and more immersive day out.

Are the meeting points easy to find?
Yes! All meeting points are within short walking distances of tube and bus stops and are easy to reach by taxi. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure. The tour must leave on time to ensure entry to sites like Stonehenge, so late arrivals may need to join at the first scheduled stop or make alternative arrangements.

How will I identify the vehicle at the meeting point?
Tours use 8 or 16-seater executive minicoaches. Your guide will be waiting with a sign for the tour and will know your name to welcome you aboard.

How much time will I have at each sightseeing stop?

  • Stonehenge: Around 1 hour 10 minutes, including early access before larger crowds.

  • Bath: Approximately 2 hours, including a guided panoramic tour and optional Roman Baths entry.

  • Lacock: About 30 minutes for a guided walk and photos in the medieval village.

  • Avebury: Around 30 minutes to explore and walk among the stone circle.

Are entries into the attractions included?

  • Entry to Stonehenge is included. Audio guides are available for free via a mobile app.

  • Entry to the Roman Baths is optional and can be added when booking.

Can I touch the stones?

  • At Avebury, you can walk among and touch the stones.

  • At Stonehenge, the stones are protected, and you can walk around the perimeter but cannot touch them.

Is food and drink included?
Food and drink are not included, but there are opportunities to purchase snacks and meals at certain stops. You are welcome to bring a packed lunch.

Can I bring food and drink on the coach?
Only cold food and beverages with screw-top lids are allowed. Hot drinks in open cups are not permitted due to safety concerns. Please take all litter with you.

How much walking is involved?

  • Stonehenge: Mostly flat paths; a shuttle bus connects the visitor centre to the stones.

  • Bath: Around a 15–20 minute walk from the coach drop-off to the Roman Baths; cobbled streets may be uneven.

  • Lacock: Minimal walking, mainly for photos and short exploration.

  • Avebury: Limited walking in the fields around the stone circle.

What should I wear?
Dress in layers and check the weather forecast. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, along with a waterproof jacket or umbrella, as England’s weather can be unpredictable.

How many people will be on the tour?
Maximum 16 guests, ensuring a small and friendly group experience.

Do I need to tip the guide or driver?
Tipping is optional and entirely at your discretion. A 10% tip is customary but not expected.

What time will we return to London?
The tour typically returns around 6:30 pm. Timing may vary slightly due to traffic. Guests will be dropped off at Victoria Train Station, providing excellent transport connections across London.



Why stop there?


The ever-increasing demand and availability for well-organised, safe and reliable trips means that we now go further afield, so while we love taking people on tours of England, Ireland and Scotland we are pleased to offer that little bit more with river tours of Amsterdam, coach tours of Paris and train trips to the chocolate capital of the world, Brussels!