Stonehenge and Bath in One Day From London: How It Works

Yes, on a coach day trip of about 11 hours, from $95. Three tours compared: with Windsor and the Roman Baths, with Windsor by Evan Evans, or Bath with a guided walk. October 2026.

Updated October 2026

Yes. Stonehenge and Bath in one day is the most popular day trip out of London, and a coach tour does it in about 11 hours. Bath is roughly 35 miles beyond the stones, so the two sit naturally on one westward loop, and most tours add Windsor on the way out. Doing the same day by public transport means a train, a bus, a second train and a long evening back, which is why almost everyone books a coach.

A charcoal drawing of the curved Georgian terrace of the Royal Crescent in Bath
Bath's Royal Crescent. Bath lies roughly 35 miles beyond the stones, so the two fit one westward loop from London.

How the day runs

The classic tour leaves central London early, around 8:00 AM, to beat the traffic. Windsor comes first, for a walk through the town or a visit to the castle if you choose that option. Stonehenge follows at midday, with time for the shuttle and the full circuit of the stones. The afternoon is Bath: the Roman Baths on the admission option, then the abbey, the Royal Crescent and the Georgian streets. You are back in London in the evening.

The trade-off is time at each stop. Nobody spends long enough anywhere on a three-stop day, and reviewers say so. If one of the three matters most to you, the comparison below helps you pick a tour that weights the day towards it.

Three ways to do it

Windsor, Stonehenge and BathWindsor Castle, Stonehenge and BathStonehenge and Bath with entry
Price from$95$95$114
Rating4.5/5 from 6,007 reviews4.4/5 from 3,649 reviews4.8/5 from 3,271 reviews
AdmissionsWindsor Castle, Stonehenge, Roman Baths by optionStonehenge, Windsor Castle, Roman Baths by optionStonehenge express entry; Roman Baths not included
In BathFree timeFree timeA guided walk, then free time
Run byGolden Tours - Gray Line LondonEvan Evans ToursDay Tours London

Prices, ratings and inclusions checked October 2026.

The first is the featured tour and the most reviewed. The second is a near twin from a different operator, with the guide’s live commentary on a personal headset. The third drops Windsor for more time in the west: express entry at Stonehenge, a guided walk in Bath and the best rating of the three.

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The calendar below books the Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath trip, rated 4.5/5 from 6,007 reviews, from $95 per person (October 2026). Choose the option with the admissions you want when you pick your date:

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Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath

From $95 · 4.5 ★ (6,007 reviews) · About 11 hours

Three stops, admissions by option, the Roman Baths included on its Roman Baths option.

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Same route, other operator

Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath

From $95 · 4.4 ★ (3,649 reviews) · Full day

A live guide on a headset, and entry to each of the three sites by option.

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More time in Bath

Stonehenge and Bath With Entry

From $114 · 4.8 ★ (3,271 reviews) · Full day

No Windsor stop: express entry at the stones and a guided walk in Bath instead.

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Prices, ratings and review counts checked October 2026. Operators price by season, so treat them as the shape of the market, not a quote; the calendar shows the live price.

Bath or Oxford as the third stop? See Bath or Oxford with Stonehenge.

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

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4.5/5 from 6,007 verified reviews · From $95 per person · Free cancellation

The most-reviewed Stonehenge day trip from London: Windsor in the morning, the stones at midday and Bath in the afternoon, with admissions by option. From $95, rated 4.5/5 from 6,007 reviews (October 2026).

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