


Check off one of England's top attractions and discover one of Somerset’s secret villages in a single day with this small-group tour to Stonehenge from Bath. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Stonehenge, then get a taste of rural England, away from the crowds, in the secluded villages and quaint countryside of Somerset. Benefit from your guide's insights into local history and culture and stop for lunch at a charming pub (own expense).
Begin your English experience at your Bath accommodation at 9am, when you’ll board a climate-controlled vehicle and greet your small group of eight or fewer. During the 1-hour journey to Stonehenge, your guide provides a historical overview of the mysterious monument, the purpose of which has eluded historians for centuries.
On arrival at Stonehenge, use your skip-the-line ticket to sail past lines and head straight inside the UNESCO-listed site. Using an audio guide to direct your exploration, wander around the 3,500-year-old stone ring and listen to theories surrounding Stonehenge’s supernatural, spiritual, and astronomical significance.
Then, after returning to your vehicle, you’ll embark on a tour of Somerset’s secluded villages. Delve into the county’s gorgeous countryside, stop for lunch (own expense) at an English pub that oozes character, and visit villages full of archetypal English cottages and places that inspired writers such as Thomas Hardy and Jane Austen.
Your tour culminates with drop-off at your Bath hotel in the early evening.
Explore the full itinerary for 'Stonehenge & Secret England' from Bath for 2-8 curious adventurers in Bath, United Kingdom (UK). This half-day tours experience includes 6 stops over 1 day. Duration: 12 hours. Activity level: Moderate.
Journey through stunning countryside off the beaten track
A personal tour of the world's most iconic prehistoric structure with a friendly, engaging expert guide.
Explore amazing historic villages off the beaten track with fascinating pasts and stories
Lunch at a charming, local pub
Encounter a medieval ruin and an icon of literature
Stop for tea at a sublime spot if time