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Stonehenge and Bath Day Trips from London tickets 2026: official vs resellers, combo deals & insider tips

Current Stonehenge and Bath Day Trips from London tickets start at £67.10 according to offers.i67.org. Check the ticket type and checkout terms before paying.

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Day tripLowest price

From London: Stonehenge Morning Day Trip with Admission

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Price£67.10Limited
Day tripFlexible option

London: Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath, and Roman Baths Day Trip

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Price£80Limited
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From London: Stonehenge and Bath Day Trip with Entry Ticket

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Price£86.02Limited
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From London: Stonehenge & Roman Baths Full-Day Trip

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Price£86.02Limited

Buying guide

Not sure which ticket to choose?

All listed options are GetYourGuide day trips, so compare the itinerary first rather than assuming a partner booking bypasses venue time slots or security checks. Choose the shorter Stonehenge-only trip for a focused visit, or pay more for a wider Windsor, Bath and Roman Baths itinerary; visitors relying on free or reduced admission should confirm eligibility handling before booking a bundled tour.

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Lowest listed price and Stonehenge focus

It is the only listed Stonehenge morning day trip and the lowest-priced option at 78 EUR.

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Want Windsor plus Bath in one day

Its title includes Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths for 93 EUR.

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Best direct Stonehenge-and-Bath match

It explicitly combines Stonehenge and Bath with an entry ticket.

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Ticket types

How the main ticket options differ

Day trip

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£67.10
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Price range£67.10–£86.02
Coverage4 offers · 0 live · 4 benchmark
UpdatedJul 5, 12:00 AM UTC
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Lowest listed price for a Stonehenge-only visit

GetYourGuide — From London: Stonehenge Morning Day Trip with Admission, 78 EUR

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See Stonehenge and Bath with the fewest listed stops

GetYourGuide — From London: Stonehenge and Bath Day Trip with Entry Ticket, 100 EUR

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Add Windsor and the Roman Baths to one full-day itinerary

GetYourGuide — London: Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath, and Roman Baths Day Trip, 93 EUR

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Prefer a Stonehenge-and-Roman-Baths-focused full-day trip

GetYourGuide — From London: Stonehenge & Roman Baths Full-Day Trip, 100 EUR

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Need a broader sightseeing itinerary rather than the shortest visit

GetYourGuide — London: Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath, and Roman Baths Day Trip, 93 EUR

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Want the clearest Stonehenge-and-Bath match in the product title

GetYourGuide — From London: Stonehenge and Bath Day Trip with Entry Ticket, 100 EUR

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Before checkout

What is often not included

  • Stonehenge admission can include security checks, including handheld-detector screening and bag searches; a timed entry or skip-the-line arrangement does not necessarily bypass security.
  • Stonehenge has no cloakroom or left-luggage facility, and visitors are advised to bring only essential items; prohibited or unsuitable items may delay admission.
  • Arriving more than 30 minutes late for a Stonehenge time slot may mean waiting for the next available slot if capacity has been reached.
  • For itineraries including the Roman Baths, entry outside the allocated arrival time may not be guaranteed, so coach delays can affect the visit.
  • Large backpacks, handbags, or items over approximately 40 cm x 30 cm x 20 cm may be restricted at the Roman Baths; storage may need to be arranged separately.
  • All listed partner offers show limited availability, so a cheaper or preferred departure may disappear before final booking.
  • The displayed partner prices are in EUR; check the final checkout total, currency conversion, cancellation terms, and exactly which admissions, transport, and guided services are included.

Insider tips

Good to know before your visit

  • Entrance

    Stonehenge route: arrive at the Visitor Centre for admission and possible security checks, then use the frequent visitor shuttle to the stones or take the marked walk across uneven fields, which can take about 25–40 minutes. The shuttle is wheelchair accessible, while the wider landscape may be difficult in wet weather. Roman Baths route: use the Abbey Church Yard entrance; the site is below street level, with lifts to many lower areas but some steps remain. Keep bulky luggage off the itinerary and follow the tour voucher for the meeting point and allocated admissions.

  • Price

    The supplied offers range from 78 EUR to 100 EUR, with no separate official benchmark price provided. Compare the final checkout total and confirm what each option includes—especially admission, transport, guided support, and cancellation terms—before booking, as partner totals and inclusions can differ.

  • Discounts

    National Trust England members can visit Stonehenge free, but should book ahead and bring their booking confirmation and membership card. English Heritage also says a carer or companion can join a visitor with access needs, including via a free companion place when arranged. At the Roman Baths, eligible UK visitors receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Employment and Support Allowance can book £1 tickets, with up to four accompanying children also eligible; free carer or companion tickets can be arranged. These venue rules may not transfer to a bundled London day tour, so confirm how every traveler and any concession is handled before payment.

  • Timing

    Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Will I receive a mobile ticket, and do these tours use a time slot?

The supplied options are guided day trips, but their rows do not state whether confirmation is instant, mobile-only, or tied to a specific attraction time slot. Check the voucher and meeting instructions after booking; Stonehenge admission itself is advance-booking and time-slot based.

Can I cancel or get a refund if my plans change?

Cancellation and refund terms are not included in the supplied seller rows, so do not assume every GetYourGuide option has the same flexibility. Check the exact offer’s cancellation policy before payment and confirm the final terms on your booking voucher.

Is buying through a partner different from buying directly from the attraction?

These supplied products are sold by GetYourGuide and bundle transport with attraction visits, so compare the itinerary, inclusions, meeting point, and cancellation terms rather than price alone. A partner voucher may still require you to follow the venue’s admission and security procedures.

What should I expect with bags and security at Stonehenge?

Stonehenge may carry out security checks, including a handheld body scan and bag search. There are no cloakroom or left-luggage facilities, and items such as penknives and scissors are not permitted, so bring only essentials and allow extra arrival time.

What happens if I arrive late for the Stonehenge entry time?

If you are more than 30 minutes late, staff will try to fit you in, but capacity may require you to wait for the next available slot. On a London day trip, late arrival can also reduce your time at the other stops, so follow the tour operator’s meeting instructions closely.

Are any visitors eligible for free or reduced admission?

National Trust England members can visit Stonehenge free, but should book ahead and bring their booking confirmation, membership card, and possibly photo ID. At the Roman Baths, accompanying carers can receive free entry, while the disabled visitor needs their own ticket for the same time slot; packaged tour pricing may handle these categories differently, so ask the seller before booking.

What is the main bottleneck during a Stonehenge and Bath day trip?

The main internal bottleneck is coordinating the Stonehenge admission window, security checks, and the transfer between the visitor centre and the stones; the shuttle normally takes around 5–10 minutes and runs frequently. This is why a timed ticket or a tour described as skip-the-line does not necessarily bypass security or guarantee immediate access.

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