Stonehenge Tours from LondonWindsor Stonehenge Bath and Roman Baths Tour
This Windsor Stonehenge Bath and Roman Baths tour from Golden Tours is the four-stop version of the classic triple day out of London. For $94 you get a seat on an air-conditioned coach, a professional guide, Windsor Castle, the stone circle on Salisbury Plain, Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, and the Roman Baths and Pump Room with a spa-water tasting, if you pick an option with entries. The trade-off is time: the day runs 11-12 hours, four stops have to share the clock, and you are back near Gloucester Road at about 8 PM. This page sets out what the price covers, what the day feels like stop by stop, and who should book a different Stonehenge tour from London.
About This Tour
Golden Tours runs this as a four-stop day from central London: Windsor Castle first, then Stonehenge, then Bath with Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, and finally the Roman Baths and Pump Room with a spa-water tasting. The price starts at $94 per person for a seat on a luxury air-conditioned coach with a professional guide. Entries to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths depend on the option you pick at checkout, and there is a flexible option with no entries at all.
It is a long day. The listing gives the duration as 11-12 hours and the return is fixed by drivers' hours rules: the coach finishes within a 2-minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground station at about 8 PM, not at your original pickup point. There is no hotel pickup. Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when a walking tour of the town replaces it, and St George's Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays.
$94 per person, down from a listed $105. Entries are only in some options.
11-12 hours, ending at about 8 PM near Gloucester Road Underground station.
Central London, and the exact meeting point varies by the option booked. The departure time is shown at checkout.
Not stated by the operator. Golden Tours does not publish a figure for this tour.
A professional guide, the air-conditioned coach, admissions to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths if purchased with your option, and 25% off Stonehenge guidebooks. Food, drinks and gratuities are not included.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and reserve now, pay later is available. Nothing else is mandatory on the day unless your option excludes the entries.
Check Dates and Availability
Departure times and meeting points are shown at checkout and vary by option. Pick your date and option there.
Quick answer The short answer
This Golden Tours day costs $94, runs 11-12 hours and covers Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths, with entries included only in the entry options.
Key takeaways
- The guide, the coach and 25% off Stonehenge guidebooks are always in the price, but the three admissions depend on the option you pick, so read the option name at checkout.
- Golden Tours does not state how long you get at Stonehenge. See how the other operators compare on time at the stones.
- Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when a walking tour replaces it, and St George's Chapel is closed on Sundays.
- If four stops in one day sounds like too much, the Stonehenge and Bath day trip drops Windsor and gives you a shorter day.
What the Price Actually Covers
The $94 base covers the coach, the guide and a guidebook discount. The three admissions ride on the option you choose, and everything you eat or drink is on you.
What Is in the Price
Every option includes a professional guide, transport by luxury air-conditioned coach, and 25% off Stonehenge guidebooks when you show your wristband. Admissions to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and the Roman Baths are included only if purchased with your option. The listing sells entry options (all fees included, or Roman Baths and Stonehenge, or Windsor Castle and Stonehenge), flexible options with no attraction entry at all, in English and Spanish, and seat upgrade options with lunch and two or three entries.
If you pick a flexible option without entries, budget for tickets on the day. The English Heritage advance adult ticket is £27.20 ($36.05) booked online by midnight the day before, and £32.00 ($42.41) at the gate. The Roman Baths use date-based pricing, so no figure is quoted here, and Windsor Castle sets its own prices.
| Line | In the price | Notes |
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| Professional guide | Yes, all options | English on most options, Spanish on the Spanish ones |
| Air-conditioned coach | Yes, all options | During peak periods vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used |
| Windsor Castle entry | Only with entry options | Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, a walking tour replaces it |
| Stonehenge entry | Only with entry options | Flexible options pay on the day: £27.20 ($36.05) advance or £32.00 ($42.41) at the gate |
| Roman Baths and Pump Room | Only with entry options | Date-based pricing, not quoted here |
| Lunch, drinks, gratuities | No | Seat upgrade options with lunch exist at a higher price |
| Stonehenge guidebooks | 25% off | Show your wristband at the shop |
What You May Pay on the Day
With a no-entry flexible option, the Stonehenge ticket is the biggest extra at £27.20 ($36.05) in advance or £32.00 ($42.41) at the gate. Lunch is never included outside the seat upgrade options, and gratuities are listed as not included. Bring pounds or a card for all of it.
One honest note before you book: this is a four-stop day on a shared coach, so roughly four hours of the 11-12 go to driving between London, Windsor, Salisbury Plain and Bath, and Golden Tours does not publish a figure for time at Stonehenge. If a long stay at the stones matters more to you than Windsor or the Roman Baths, the Stonehenge morning half-day tour gives about 2 hours on site for $87.
Sources: English Heritage prices and opening times, Stone Circle Experience
The Great Bath at the Roman Baths, with Bath Abbey behind. Photo: Daniel Lu (User:dllu), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
What the Day Is Really Like
The listing gives the stops and the end time but not the clock time of each leg, so the schedule below follows the order of the itinerary and states times only where the operator does.
Stop by Stop
The coach leaves central London at the time shown at checkout, and the meeting point varies by option. First stop is Windsor Castle, described in the listing as the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, dating back nearly 1,000 years. With an entry option you see the State Apartments with works by Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci, St George's Chapel where Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth II are buried, and Queen Mary's Dolls' House. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays the castle is closed and a walking tour replaces it.
Then the coach runs on to Salisbury Plain for Stonehenge, where a normal ticket keeps you on a roped path around the stones. You cannot go inside the circle on this tour, and you cannot touch the stones. The visitor centre is a 10-minute shuttle or about a 30-minute walk from the stones, and the cafe and toilets are there, not at the stones.
Last is Bath: Bath Abbey, the Georgian terraces and Pulteney Bridge, then the Roman Baths and Pump Room with a spa-water tasting. The listing says the return journey ends at approximately 8:00 PM, and because of drivers' legal working hours the finish point is within a 2-minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground station, three stops from Victoria on the Circle or District Line.
Who This Tour Rules Out
The listing sets no minimum age and states no wheelchair provision, but the shape of the day rules out several kinds of traveller.
Check This List Before You Book
There is no minimum age stated and no wheelchair access stated either, so travellers with mobility needs should confirm arrangements with the seller in writing before booking. The walking is easy on grass and gravel paths, plus a 10-minute shuttle or a 30-minute walk from the Stonehenge visitor centre to the stones.
The harder limits are the clock and the closures. Eleven to twelve hours on a shared coach with no hotel pickup is a long day for small children or anyone who struggles to sit still. If Stonehenge itself is the point of your trip, a four-stop day is the wrong shape: the Stonehenge half-day tour from London gives about 2.5 hours at the stones. If you want to stand inside the circle, this tour never does that: the Stonehenge inner circle sunrise or sunset tour with Bath is the one that goes inside, outside public hours. And if Tuesday or Wednesday is your only free day, remember the castle is shut and you get a walking tour of Windsor instead. Compare every Stonehenge day trip from London before you commit.
- Not stated: minimum age, wheelchair access, ethical or sustainability policies.
- Not for you if you want a long time at Stonehenge, a short day, or inner circle access.
- Closures to plan around: Windsor Castle Tuesdays and Wednesdays, St George's Chapel Sundays.
St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, closed to visitors on Sundays. Photo: Aurelien Guichard from London, United Kingdom (changes by Rabanus Flavus), CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
What to Settle Before You Book
Cancellation is generous and the coach is comfortable, but the option names hide the differences that matter. Get them in writing.
Cancellation and Confirmations
You can cancel free up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and reserve now, pay later holds your seat with nothing paid today. Before paying, ask the seller to confirm in writing: the exact meeting point and check-in time for your option, since both vary, and exactly which of the three admissions your option includes. The listing names options with all fees, with only Roman Baths and Stonehenge, with only Windsor Castle and Stonehenge, and with no entries at all.
Plan the day around the closures too. Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when a walking tour replaces it, and as a working royal palace it can close at short notice. St George's Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays. When the State Apartments are shut, the Precincts, the Dolls' House and the Drawings Gallery stay open. The Stonehenge inner circle visits do not concern this tour, but note that English Heritage runs none in October or November if you were weighing that alternative.
- Bring a waterproof and layers: Salisbury Plain is open and exposed with no shelter at the stones, only at the visitor centre.
- Download the Stonehenge audio app or plan for the site shuttle, 5-10 minutes each way.
- Carry pounds or a card for lunch, gratuities and any entries your option leaves out.
- Show your wristband for the 25% guidebook discount.
The Itinerary, Stop by Stop
The order follows the operator's listing. Clock times are shown only where the listing states them.
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Depart central London
Meeting point varies by the option booked and the departure time is shown at checkout. Travel is by luxury air-conditioned coach with a professional guide.
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Windsor Castle
The State Apartments with Rembrandt and Leonardo da Vinci, St George's Chapel, the burial place of Henry VIII and Elizabeth II, and Queen Mary's Dolls' House, with the entry options. Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when a walking tour of Windsor replaces it.
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Stonehenge
Walk the roped path around the stones on Salisbury Plain. No inner circle access. The visitor centre, cafe and toilets sit a 10-minute shuttle or about a 30-minute walk from the stones. The operator does not state how long you get here.
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Bath: Abbey and Pulteney Bridge
Free time around Bath Abbey, the Georgian terraces and Pulteney Bridge, one of the few bridges in the world lined with shops.
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Roman Baths and Pump Room
With the entry options, walk the ruins around Britain's only natural hot spring, see the Great Bath, and finish with a spa-water tasting at the Pump Room.
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8:00 PM
Return to London
The tour finishes at approximately 8:00 PM within a 2-minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground station because of drivers' legal working hours. Circle or District Line, three stops to Victoria.
Pros and Cons
Weighed against the other coach days from London, on the facts in the listing.
What we genuinely like
- Four stops in one booking: Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Bath and the Roman Baths, from $94 per person.
- A professional live guide in English or Spanish, unlike the audio-app half days.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure and reserve now, pay later.
- The seat upgrade options add lunch and two or three attraction entries in one purchase.
- 25% off Stonehenge guidebooks with your wristband.
The honest downsides
- 11-12 hours is the longest shape of day on a shared coach, and the last two hours land near an 8 PM finish at Gloucester Road, not your pickup point.
- Golden Tours does not state how long you spend at Stonehenge, and four stops mean a short visit on a roped path only.
- Entries to all three paid attractions are in some options only, so the headline price is not the whole cost on a flexible option.
- Windsor Castle is closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when a walking tour replaces it, and St George's Chapel is closed on Sundays.
- No hotel pickup, and no wheelchair access is stated.
Who it's NOT for: Not for travellers who want a long stay at the stones or access inside the circle, who should look at a dedicated Stonehenge half day or an inner circle tour instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tour include entry to Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and the Roman Baths?
Only with the entry options. The listing sells options with all fees included, with Roman Baths and Stonehenge, with Windsor Castle and Stonehenge, and flexible options with no entries, so check the option name at checkout. The flexible Stonehenge ticket costs £27.20 ($36.05) in advance or £32.00 ($42.41) at the gate, per the Stonehenge tickets guide.
How long do I get at Stonehenge on this tour?
Golden Tours does not state a figure for this tour. As a guide, the equivalent Evan Evans triple gives about 60 minutes and the Bath-only days give about 90 minutes to 2 hours, so compare the published figures on time at the stones.
Can I go inside the stone circle on this tour?
No. This is a normal ticket visit on a roped path around the stones, and touching the stones has been banned since 1977. Only the inner circle days go inside, such as the Stonehenge inner circle access day trip with Windsor.
What happens if I book on a Tuesday or Wednesday?
Windsor Castle is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, so the operator runs a walking tour of Windsor instead, and as a working palace it can also close at short notice on other days. St George's Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays. The closure pattern is set out on the Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Bath day trip page too.
Where does the tour start and end?
The meeting point varies by the option booked and the departure time is shown at checkout. The end point is fixed: drivers' legal working hours mean the tour finishes within a 2-minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground station at about 8 PM, three stops from Victoria on the Circle or District Line. Departure points for every operator are listed under where each tour leaves.
Can I cancel this tour after booking?
Yes. You can cancel free up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and reserve now, pay later holds your seat with nothing paid today. That beats the 8-day cancellation window on the inner circle sunrise or sunset tour with Bath.
Is one day enough for Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath?
It is enough to see all four stops, but each gets a short slot on an 11-12 hour day and about four hours go to the coach. If that sounds thin, drop Windsor and take the Stonehenge and Bath day trip, or read the London to Stonehenge guide for slower alternatives.
What Travellers Said
Great experience and most importantly good communication with a cituation
Great way to see 3 iconic Great Britain sites. Knowledgeable guide. You can certainly pass on the upsell of the packed lunch at the start of the journey.
Best way to visit Bath, Stonehenge, and Windsor for the first time.
It is an enjoyable tour and got an unforgettable memory Thanks
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