Stonehenge and Bath tour prices

How much is a Stonehenge and Bath day trip in 2026?

From about $84 to $115 per person for a big-coach day, about $208 to $251 for a small group, and about $223 for the inner circle tour.

The prices below are from-prices, so they are the lowest option on each listing.

Is Stonehenge entry included in the tour price?

Not in the lowest option on most coach tours: you add it at checkout, and the listing says "if option selected".

Premium Tours, Evan Evans and Golden Tours all work this way. The Day Tours London countryside tour includes a Stonehenge ticket in every booking. The English Bus prebooks your Stonehenge slot but collects the fee on the day. Without a ticket you cannot ride the shuttle to the stones, so transport only only makes sense if you hold an English Heritage membership or another pass.

How much are Stonehenge tickets on their own?

About £25 to £30 per adult in 2026 when booked ahead, with weekend and summer dates at the top of that range.

English Heritage prices tickets by date and says booking ahead saves up to 15% over the gate. For 2026, operators quote adult weekday prices of about £24.65 to £27.03 and weekend prices of about £27.03 to £29.32, with children around £12 to £15. Under-5s go free, and English Heritage and National Trust members enter free.

How much does the Roman Baths add?

About £23.50 to £33 per adult, depending on the season, the day and the time slot.

The Roman Baths use dynamic pricing. In summer 2026 an adult ticket booked ahead is £29 on a weekday and £33 at the weekend, with children 6 to 18 at £22 to £26; tickets on the day cost £2 more. Winter weekday prices start lower. An audio guide is included.

Is the entry option cheaper than buying tickets yourself?

Usually about the same, and sometimes slightly more, but it saves you choosing time slots that match the coach.

Tour operators hold timed slots that fit their schedule, so you skip the ticket queue and do not risk a sold-out slot. If you want to save a few pounds and you are confident about timings, book transport only and buy your own Stonehenge ticket for the tour's arrival time.

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What do children pay?

On most coach tours, children 3 to 16 pay a child rate and under-3s ride free on a parent's lap.

The entry prices drop too: Stonehenge children's tickets are about half the adult price, and the Roman Baths charge £22 to £26 for ages 6 to 18 in summer. Infants who need their own seat need a child ticket on the coach.

What else should you budget for?

Lunch, drinks, a tip for the guide and driver if you were happy, and anything in Bath beyond the Roman Baths.

None of the coach tours include food. A sandwich in Bath costs a few pounds; a sit-down lunch takes time you may not have. Extra sights such as the Jane Austen Centre or No. 1 Royal Crescent are separate tickets. See Bath in three hours for what fits.

Which option is the best value?

For most first-timers, a coach tour with the Stonehenge and Roman Baths option: you see both sites properly for well under $200.

If you only care about the stones, the Stonehenge half-day tour ($89, ticket included) is cheaper and shorter. If going inside the circle is the dream, the inner circle tour costs more but is the only way in.

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