Small group day tour Bath, Stonehenge, Avebury and Cotswolds from London

• Entrance tickets to Stonehenge included (beat the crowds & head there first)

• Entrance tickets to the Roman Baths Museum at Bath included

• Guided walking tour of Lacock, preserved medieval village in the Cotswolds

• Guided walk around the equally mysterious huge stone circle at Avebury & free time to explore the beautiful village

• Luxury air conditioned 16-seat purpose-built touring bus

• Guaranteed departures, no minimum numbers, maximum 16 people

• Fully refundable and amendable up until 7 days before travel

Tour details

Runs every Wednesday.

Departure

8am - 3 departures in central London.

Return

6-7pm at London Victoria Train Station.

Taking the back roads, you travel through the mysterious 'old county' of Wessex, with villages of flintstone and thatch to Salisbury Plain and the enigmatic circle of Stonehenge.

Your expert tour guide will take you through the different theories as to the construction and purpose of Stonehenge and the Neolithic people that lived there. You will learn also of the various ideas of its alignments and purpose.

There is a chance to experience the visitor centre and exhibition before continuing your journey westwards to Bath.

Stonehenge - more about

It is just 30 minutes' drive from Bath to Lacock.

Lacock is a perfectly preserved village, on the southern edge of the Cotswolds. This village is owned by the National Trust and often used as a backdrop to films and television series like Downton Abbey, Pride and Prejudice and Harry Potter. Lacock is truly a step back in time; whitewashed and half timbered dwellings mix in with stone and brick cottages, dating from the 13th to the 18th century.

You'll enjoy a guided walk of this historic and beautiful village.

Lacock - more about

On this small group tour you travel in a small touring bus with a passenger capacity of 16 people. Other “standard” coach tours from London use full size touring coaches with around 50 passengers, and on a few tours over 70.

On a small group tour you will receive a personalised guiding service. The driver/guide is able to gauge where the interests of the passengers line, tailoring commentary, sometimes itinerary to those interests And of course you have much better access to the guide to ask questions and be more informed.

Where possible, the tour will venture off the main roads down the country lanes into the countryside where the large tour groups cannot venture.