Booking choice: Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath, from $107 per person. Check dates Compare the options below
Evan Evans' Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath tour has more than 20,000 reviews, and Golden Tours and Premium Tours run their own versions. All of them leave London around 8 AM and return in the evening, about 11 to 12 hours later.
Here is how the day is split, and whether a two-stop tour suits you better.
The quick answer
Yes, you can see Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath in one day on an 11 to 12 hour coach tour, from about $107. You get about an hour or so at Windsor Castle, a shorter visit at Stonehenge and less free time in Bath than on a two-stop tour. It suits travelers with only one day outside London; if Bath matters most, choose Stonehenge and Bath alone.
Can you really do all three in one day?
Yes: the three-stop tours run daily from Victoria and have very high review counts, but it is a long, scheduled day.
Evan Evans departs Victoria Coach Station at 8 AM (arrive at 7:30 AM) and returns to Victoria in the evening. Entry to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths are each options.
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Check dates for Windsor, Stonehenge and BathHow much time do you get at each stop?
Roughly an hour or so at Windsor, an hour or more at Stonehenge and a couple of hours in Bath.
The exact split varies by operator and traffic. Reviewers who loved it call it a lot of history in one day; the most common complaint is not enough time at one of the stops, usually Stonehenge or Bath.
How much does the three-stop tour cost?
From about $107 per person for the coach day, with entry to each site as an option.
Adding all three tickets makes it the most expensive coach day here, because Windsor Castle is a separate ticket too. Compare with the two-stop days in Stonehenge and Bath tour prices.
Three icons, one seat: Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath from Victoria.
Explore Windsor, Stonehenge and BathWhat do you give up by adding Windsor?
Mostly time in Bath: you usually see the Roman Baths or walk the city, rarely both at leisure.
Bath is the stop that most rewards free time. On a two-stop tour you get about 2.5 to 3.5 hours there, enough for the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and lunch. See what to see in Bath in three hours.
Can you visit Windsor separately instead?
Yes, easily: Windsor is under an hour from London by train, so it makes a simple half day on its own.
If you have two days, Windsor by train plus a Stonehenge and Bath tour gives each place more breathing room than the three-stop tour.
Who is the three-stop tour best for?
First-time visitors with one day to spare who want the highlights and do not mind a long coach day.
- Good fit: short trips, royal history fans, travelers who like a full itinerary.
- Poor fit: anyone who wants a slow lunch in Bath, young children, or people who dislike long coach rides.
Prefer more time in Bath? The two-stop day leaves room for the Roman Baths and lunch.
Check dates for the Stonehenge and Bath day tripWhat about adding the Cotswolds instead?
The four-stop England in a day tour adds the Cotswolds and Stratford-upon-Avon to Stonehenge and Bath, in about 12 hours.
It suits travelers who want to tick off as much as possible; the stops are brief. Book it here: Stonehenge, Bath, Cotswolds and Stratford.
Frequently asked questions
What time does the Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath tour return?
In the evening, about 11 hours after the 8 AM departure, at Victoria; traffic can make it later.
Is Windsor Castle open every day?
Windsor Castle is a working royal palace and sometimes closes at short notice; tours then adjust the itinerary.
Which is better: two stops or three?
Two stops for a relaxed day with time in Bath; three stops if you have only one day and want the highlights.
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Stonehenge & Bath Day Trip with Entry Options
- Air-conditioned coach from Victoria Coach Station (departs 8:15 AM)
- Expert guide on board, with facts about both sites on the way
- Stonehenge, Roman Baths or Jane Austen Centre entry, if you pick that option
Stonehenge, Bath, Cotswolds & Stratford
Adds the Cotswolds and Shakespeare's town
