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Wonderful blue-badge guide and tour as all Viator tours have been. Our guide was a bit opinionated on the outgoing former U.S. president not nice to hear when you are from Texas, but "dislike" is a typically British trait - the guide commented unfavorably on 2 other ex-presidents and 3 ex-prime ministers. Loved the tour of Stonehenge and Bath as well as the breakfast at Lacock.
Reviewed by: Richard M, United States of America, January 2009
This tour was easily the highlight of my trip. The guide was incredibly knowledgeable, and made everyone in the group feel welcome and comfortable with each other. I could not have asked for a better experience.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2008
This was an awesome tour, certainly well worth the money. Our guide was very informative. Stonehenge was simply amazing. Touching the stones is a once in a lifetime experience. Bath is such an beautiful city. It would have been nice to have more time there. Contrary to other comments, we found Lacock to be really neat, and the meal was fantastic. All round, this tour represents good value for the dollar.
Reviewed by: Richard W, Canada, September 2008
A great tour... going inside Stonehenge was an amazing experience!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, September 2008
Well worth the tour. Although we did it a little differently, we had a wonderful time and enjoyed everything. A must-do if you want to appreciate Stonehenge in all its grandeur. Wonderful mystery. Absolute must-do.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, September 2008
This was a fantastic trip. It was definitely worth getting up at 4am to see Stonehenge up close. Our tour guide was charming and informative. There is a bathroom on the bus. Get coffee and a snack before setting off. It is a long time until Lacock. Vendors in Victoria Station open at 530am.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, September 2008
Excellent tour, but would have enjoyed some more time in Bath. There was just enough time to go through the Roman baths, and not much time to see anything else in this lovely town. Would definitely advise future tourists to take one of the private tours where you can actually go inside the stone circle and touch the stones. I would have been disappointed to have been confined to seeing the stones from the outside only, as is the case with all of the non-private tours. It was an enchanting experience to enjoy the stones at sunset, with only the forty people on our tour bus, and with no other crowds there to spoil the ambience of this special place.
Reviewed by: Robert L, United States of America, September 2008
Visiting Stonehenge was the highlight of my recent trip to the UK. The only way to see the stones to to get up close. I am so glad that we chose this option as we would have been very disappointed to have had to stay behind the ropes. Lacock was charming and Bath was interesting, although we wouldn't want to visit these places for more than a few hours. The only drawback to this tour was having such a late breakfast. We highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to see Stonehenge.
Reviewed by: Julie C, Australia, September 2008
I can't begin to tell you how special this tour was. Excellent tour guide--what a sense of humour. Excellent driver and transport. How special to feel so privileged to be allowed in the stones. Lacock was wonderful, and the breakfast at the George Pub rounded off the experience at Lacock. Bath was an eye-opener, awesome. In fact, a very well thought out tour, enough diversity and time for such a condensed tour. I feel I definitely had my money's worth and would highly recommend this tour. Thank you.
Reviewed by: Jack D, South Africa, September 2008
It was absolutely amazing!!!! The guide was great, and it was just an overall great experience!!! I would recommend that everyone who is considering visiting these places to take this tour!!!! Wonderful!!
Reviewed by: Sarah T, United States of America, September 2008
Wow, what a fantastic day. It was amazing to see Stonehenge up close and personal and Lacock was a perfect old village. Bath and the Roman baths were awesome too. All in all, this was a wonderful day with a great guide Paul and driver Phil. I would highly recommend this tour to any Stonehenge enthusiast. Well worth the time and money too see it this way.
Reviewed by: Andy D, Canada, September 2008
I will agree with previous reviewers that the time in Bath was too short. The private viewing of Stonehenge was the highlight of this trip, and it was breathtakingly powerful. It definitely met my expectations.
Reviewed by: Katherine H, United States of America, September 2008
The sunset viewing of Stonehenge was unbelievable! Being able to walk into Stonehenge took my breath away. The tour guide and bus driver were wonderful. Bath was beautiful. An exceptional day in my life I will always remember.
Reviewed by: Debbie D, Canada, September 2008
The highlight of our vacation. Five of us went ages 15, 16, 48, 50 and 85. We all enjoyed it. Seeing Stonehenge at twilight was wonderful. I can't imagine not going inside the stone circle. Lacock was great. At the pub, the vegetarian dish and sticky toffee pudding was particularly good. The Roman Bath was interesting but crowded. Tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and informative.
Reviewed by: Ann A, Canada, September 2008
Fabulous tour! Our guide was really friendly and informative. She really looked after everyone. And we got to touch the stones! However those not on a tour watched us though a high fence some distance away. All I can say is that this tour is the ONLY way to go!!
Reviewed by: Tanya J, Australia, September 2008
