Stonehenge Tours from LondonWindsor Stonehenge and Bath Tour: Evan Evans Day Trip from London
This Windsor Stonehenge and Bath tour from Evan Evans Tours is the busiest listing here by a wide margin, with 20,837 verified reviews and a 4.6 rating. It packs three stops into 11 hours for $96 per person, leaving Victoria Coach Station at 8:00 AM. The deal is simple: you see Windsor Castle, the stones and Bath in one day, but you get about 60 minutes at Stonehenge, the shortest time of any tour on this site. Entries are chosen at checkout, from none to all three. This page sets out what the price covers, what the day actually looks like stop by stop, and who would be better served by a different Stonehenge tour from London.
About This Tour
Evan Evans Tours runs this triple from Victoria Coach Station, combining Windsor Castle in the morning, roughly an hour at Stonehenge and an afternoon in Bath with Pulteney Bridge and Bath Abbey. It is a big-group coach day, up to 52 travellers, with Wi-Fi, USB charging and a personal audio headset on board. Options are picked at checkout and range from a no-entries coach ticket to a 3-entry version covering Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths.
The trade-off is time. Three stops plus the drive each way means about 60 minutes at the stones, and that is before the 10-minute shuttle from the visitor centre. If your priority is Stonehenge itself, a single- or two-stop day buys you far longer there.
$96 per person, sold on Viator. Entries are priced by option, not by this base figure.
11 hours, departing 8:00 AM and back in central London in the evening. Check in at 7:30 AM at Victoria Coach Station, Gate 1-5.
Victoria Coach Station, Gate 1-5, 164 Buckingham Palace Road SW1W 9TP. Head inside the coach station to Gate 1 and check in with Evan Evans staff by 7:30 AM. No hotel pickup.
About 60 minutes, the shortest on-site time of any tour listed here. You walk the roped path around the stones. The stone circle itself is not entered.
Expert guide, personal audio headset, superior coach with Wi-Fi and USB charging. Stonehenge entry, Windsor Castle entry and Roman Baths entry depend entirely on the option selected. No food or drinks.
Nothing is mandatory, but without entries you buy your own tickets, so an adult Stonehenge ticket is £27.20 in advance or £32.00 at the gate. Gratuities are not included. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
Check Dates and Availability
Pick your date and option at checkout. Options with Windsor Castle entry are not sold on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when the castle is closed.
You'll confirm the exact date and time on the secure booking page.
Quick answer Price, length, entries at a glance
This Evan Evans triple costs $96, runs 11 hours and gives you about 60 minutes at Stonehenge, the shortest of any tour listed here. It leaves Victoria Coach Station at 8:00 AM with check-in at 7:30 AM and carries up to 52 travellers. Entries to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths are chosen at checkout, from none to all three.
Key takeaways
- See how it compares on time at the stones before you book, because an hour is short.
- If you want longer at Stonehenge, the Stonehenge Morning Half-Day Tour gives about 2 hours on site for $87.
- Check the full comparison of Stonehenge tours from London for entries, prices and departures side by side.
- Read what the price covers below, because entry to all three sites is not automatic.
What the Price Actually Covers
The $96 base price buys the coach, the guide and the headset. Entries are a menu you choose at checkout, so the figure on your ticket is not the whole cost picture.
Included in Every Option
Every seat gets a superior coach with Wi-Fi and USB charging, an expert guide and a personal audio headset. That is the fixed part of the deal, whatever option you pick.
What varies is entry. Options range from no entrances at all, through Stonehenge only, Windsor and Stonehenge, Stonehenge plus the Roman Baths, up to all three entries in the English-language 3-entry version. Pick carefully at checkout, because the cheapest option is a transport ticket only.
What You Pay for Separately
If you book a no-entries option, you buy tickets yourself. An adult Stonehenge ticket from English Heritage costs £27.20 ($36.05) booked in advance online or £32.00 ($42.41) on the day at the gate. The Roman Baths and Windsor Castle are only included with some options, and if your option skips them you pay their own gate prices directly.
Food and drinks are never included, and gratuities are at your discretion.
Line by Line
This table sets out what each element costs and when it applies, using the operator's listing and published ticket prices.
| Line | In the price | Notes |
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| Coach, guide, headset | Yes, all options | Superior coach, Wi-Fi, USB charging, audio headset, up to 52 travellers |
| Windsor Castle entry | Only with options that include it | Not sold Tuesday or Wednesday, when the castle is closed |
| Stonehenge entry | Only with options that include it | Without it, £27.20 ($36.05) advance or £32.00 ($42.41) on the day |
| Roman Baths entry | Only with the 3-entry or Stonehenge plus Baths options | Bath itself, Pulteney Bridge and the Abbey are seen on foot regardless |
| Food and drinks | No | Bring your own or buy in Bath |
| Hotel pickup | No | Meet at Victoria Coach Station, Gate 1-5 |
| Gratuities | No | At your discretion |
Sources: English Heritage prices and opening times, Stone Circle Experience
The Round Tower of Windsor Castle. Photo: Diliff, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
What the Day Is Really Like
The listing gives a fixed 8:00 AM departure and durations at the main stops. Between them you are on the coach for each leg of the day.
Morning at Windsor
Check in at Gate 1 inside Victoria Coach Station from 7:30 AM and the coach rolls at 8:00 AM. The drive to Windsor is about 40 minutes in clear traffic. You get about 1 hour at Windsor Castle, covering the State Apartments, then 15 minutes at St George's Chapel, which seats roughly 800.
That is a taster, not a full castle visit, and as a working royal palace Windsor can close the State Apartments at short notice.
Midday at Stonehenge
About 60 minutes at the stones, reached from the visitor centre by a 10-minute shuttle or a walk of roughly 30 minutes. A normal ticket keeps you on the roped path around the monument. There is no shelter, food or toilet at the stones, only at the visitor centre, and Salisbury Plain is exposed to the wind.
Eat before you arrive or carry something.
Afternoon in Bath
The coach then covers the 54 km to Bath, about 52 minutes by road in clear traffic. You see Pulteney Bridge, designed by Robert Adam in 1769 and one of only four bridges in the world with shops across its full span, and Bath Abbey, a Perpendicular Gothic church founded in the 7th century. With the 3-entry option you get about 1 hour inside the Roman Baths, where the natural hot springs still flow.
Other options leave Bath as free time on foot.
The Evening Run Home
The coach returns to central London in the evening, with no stated drop-off time beyond that. The operator does not state a total time on the coach for the day. The order of stops can change, and the operator says the itinerary may be altered.
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath in One Day
Two travellers on a triple day tour from London. Third-party video by Cynthia + Gary Travel. We did not shoot it and have no relationship with the creator.
Who This Tour Rules Out
This is a fast, big-coach taster of three sites. It fits first-time visitors who want the highlights in one day. It rules out several types of traveller, and there are better fits elsewhere on the site.
Anyone Who Wants Real Time at Stonehenge
About 60 minutes at the stones, minus the shuttle, leaves a brisk walk around the roped path. If the monument is your main reason for going, book the Stonehenge Morning Half-Day Tour from London with Admission, which gives about 2 hours on site for $87, or the Stonehenge Half-Day Tour with Optional Fish and Chips, which gives about 2.5 hours for $78.
People Who Want to Go Inside the Circle
This tour does not enter the stone circle and nobody on a normal visit may touch the stones. For that you need an inner circle day such as the Stonehenge Inner Circle Access Day Trip with Windsor, which stands inside the circle outside public hours on set dates from mid-May to late September.
Travellers with Limited Mobility
Walking is on grass and gravel paths, and the listing asks for at least a moderate level of physical fitness. A wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available but must be requested at least 7 days ahead by email or phone. If the pace sounds demanding, a two-stop day such as the Stonehenge and Bath Day Trip from London with Entry Ticket cuts one site and its walking out entirely.
Anyone Avoiding a Long Coach Day
Up to 52 travellers, about 4 hours on the coach across the day and a shared schedule mean little flexibility. You cannot linger at Windsor or Bath without holding up the group.
The west front of Bath Abbey. Photo: Diliff, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
What to Settle Before You Book
Three things cause most of the trouble on days like this: the wrong option, the wrong day of the week and no waterproof. Settle them before you pay.
Pick Your Option, in Writing
Twenty-six options are sold across languages, and the entries differ between them: none, Stonehenge only, Windsor and Stonehenge, Stonehenge plus Roman Baths, or all three. Confirm at checkout exactly which entries your option includes, and if you are unsure, get the seller to confirm in writing which sites your ticket covers. The cheapest option includes no entrances at all.
Check the Day of the Week
Options with Windsor Castle entry are not sold on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when the castle is closed. St George's Chapel is open to visitors Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday and closed on Sunday. Windsor is a working royal palace, so the castle or the State Apartments can also close at short notice on any day, and the operator notes the itinerary and order may change.
Know the Cancellation Terms
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure for a full refund. There is no hotel pickup, so plan your own route to Victoria Coach Station, where public transport options are nearby.
What to Bring
Salisbury Plain is open and exposed with no shelter at the stones, so bring a waterproof and layers even in summer, when wind makes it feel colder than the thermometer says. Download the Stonehenge audio app if you book a no-entries option and visit independently. Carry pounds or a card for the Stonehenge ticket if yours is not included, since the advance adult price is £27.20 ($36.05) and the gate price is £32.00 ($42.41).
Hour by Hour
Clock times come from the operator's listing where stated. Durations at the stops come from the itinerary section of the listing itself.
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7:30 AM
Check in at Victoria Coach Station
Arrive at Gate 1-5, 164 Buckingham Palace Road SW1W 9TP, and check in with the Evan Evans staff inside the coach station.
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8:00 AM
Depart London
The coach leaves Victoria for Windsor, about 40 minutes by road in clear traffic.
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Windsor Castle, about 1 hour
Visit the State Apartments of the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, the family home of British kings and queens for almost 1,000 years, occupying over 10.5 hectares. Entry only with the options that include it.
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St George's Chapel, 15 minutes
A high-medieval Gothic chapel in the Lower Ward, seating about 800 and the Chapel of the Order of the Garter. Closed to visitors on Sundays.
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Stonehenge, about 60 minutes
Take the 10-minute shuttle or a walk of about 30 minutes from the visitor centre to the roped path around the stones. No shelter, food or toilets at the monument itself.
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Bath: Pulteney Bridge and Bath Abbey
See the 1769 Robert Adam bridge, one of only four in the world with shops across its full span, and the Perpendicular Gothic Abbey, founded in the 7th century.
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Roman Baths, about 1 hour
With the 3-entry option, about an hour inside the preserved remains of one of the great religious spas of the ancient world, where the thermal springs still flow.
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Return to central London
Back in central London in the evening, about 11 hours after the morning departure.
Honest Pros and Cons
This is one listing among many, and the strengths and weaknesses are specific. Read them before you pay, not after.
What we genuinely like
- Three major sites in one 11-hour day at $96, the lowest price among the three-stop combos
- Most reviewed listing on the site: 4.6 from 20,837 verified reviews on Viator and Tripadvisor
- Options let you buy only the entries you want, from none to all three
- Wi-Fi, USB charging and a personal audio headset on a superior coach
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure
The honest downsides
- Only about 60 minutes at Stonehenge, the shortest on any tour listed here, and most of an hour is spent walking the roped path
- A long day on the coach across four stops, with no total coach time stated
- Entries are sold only with some options, so the base price is not the whole cost
- No Windsor Castle options on Tuesday or Wednesday, chapel closed Sunday, and the State Apartments can shut at short notice
- No hotel pickup, no food included and a 7:30 AM check-in at Victoria
Who it's NOT for: Anyone whose main goal is serious time at Stonehenge should look at a half-day tour instead.
Questions About This Tour
How much time do you actually get at Stonehenge?
About 60 minutes, the shortest of any tour listed here, and part of it goes on the 10-minute shuttle from the visitor centre. If you want longer, the Stonehenge Morning Half-Day Tour from London with Admission gives about 2 hours on site.
Is the Windsor Stonehenge and Bath tour price of $96 all inclusive?
No. Entries depend on the option you pick at checkout, and food, drinks and gratuities are excluded. See what the price covers for the full breakdown, or compare all Stonehenge tours from London side by side.
Do you go inside the stone circle on this tour?
No. You walk the roped path around the stones, and touching them is banned. Walking inside the circle outside public hours is a separate product, described in the guide to the Stonehenge Stone Circle Experience.
Which days can I book the Windsor Castle entry option?
Not Tuesday or Wednesday, when Windsor Castle is closed, and St George's Chapel is closed on Sunday. The Windsor, Stonehenge, Bath and Roman Baths Day Trip from London, the Golden Tours equivalent, swaps in a walking tour on castle closure days.
Where does the tour leave from and what time?
8:00 AM from Victoria Coach Station, Gate 1-5, 164 Buckingham Palace Road, with check-in at 7:30 AM inside the coach station. Departure points for every listing are set out in the guide to Stonehenge tours from London.
Is it worth combining three sites in one day?
It works if you want a taster of all three and accept short stops, including an hour at the stones and a long day on the coach. If you would rather go deep on one site, the page on whether it is worth visiting Stonehenge covers the trade-offs.
What should I bring on the day?
A waterproof and layers, because Salisbury Plain has no shelter at the stones, plus pounds or a card for any entries your option excludes, since an adult Stonehenge ticket is £27.20 ($36.05) in advance or £32.00 ($42.41) at the gate. Ticket details are in the guide to Stonehenge tickets.
Prices, availability and terms are set by the operator and confirmed at checkout.
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