Book an exclusive private viewing of Stonehenge. Stepping inside the "inner circle of stones" is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Tickets are limited and each group consists of 26 (morning) or 40 (afternoon) with your own guide. With a choice of sunrise or sunset viewings, and private access to the inner circle of stones, your visit to Stonehenge is sure to be a memory you'll cherish. As an added bonus, you'll avoid the huge crowds.
Highlights
- Sunrise or sunset visit of Stonehenge
- Private viewing of Stonehenge - enter the inner stone circle
- Personalized small groups - maximum 26 (morning) or 40 people (afternoon)
- Personable and knowledgeable guide
- Breakfast or supper at the George, a 14th-century vintage pub (meal not included in tour price)
- Explore Bath, or take a walking tour
- Pickup from selected central London hotels
- Walk through picturesque Lacock, a popular location in movies including Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Private Viewing of Stonehenge including Bath and Lacock
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A Stonehenge sunsetAt StonehengePhoto by: Gary RUSA, 09 2009 -
BathThe Abbey in Bath. You've got a nice view from the Roman baths. The interior is beautiful as well, and has impressive ...Photo by: Anna SNetherlands, 07 2009 -
We Three at StonehengeA fellow traveler photographed our son and us.Photo by: Richard KUSA, 04 2009 -
Bath AbbeyTaken from the walkway around the Roman BathsPhoto by: Richard KUSA, 04 2009 -
Me and RobertOnce you exit the Bath after the bathroom stop...you can't go back in so make sure you have everyone with you! Robert & ...Photo by: Robert PBermuda, 04 2009 -
Stonehenge at sunsetGreat ending to the day! Stonehenge was amazing...especially on such a gorgeous day!Photo by: Robert PBermuda, 04 2009 -
inside the StonehengeHere we are inside Stonehenge. Amazing!Photo by: Mark HUSA, 04 2009 -
The George InnA 13th century pub in Lacock where we had a wonderful English breakfast.Photo by: Andy DCanada, 09 2008 -
LacockA house in the amazing 13th century village of Lacock.Photo by: Andy DCanada, 09 2008 -
Bridge in BathOne of the few bridges in the world left with shops on it. Beautiful!Photo by: Andy DCanada, 09 2008 -
Just Us and StonehengeMy wife and Elizabeth and I alone with Stonehenge. Taking a picture with just you and the monument are very possible ...Photo by: Herbert KUSA, 08 2008 -
City of LacockMany period movies were filmed here because as a whole it has been untouched by time.Photo by: Arvada SUSA, 07 2008 -
Abbey in LacockIf you saw Harry Potter you will recognize this shot.Photo by: Arvada SUSA, 07 2008 -
Roman Baths at Bath, EnglandWe saw the baths on a crowded Sunday afternoon.Photo by: Nancy GUSA, 04 2008 -
Touching the stones at ...A magical moment!Photo by: Nancy GUSA, 04 2008 -
IMG_0344Roman Baths and Bath AbbyPhoto by: Rick S09 2012 -
P1000217Salisbury Cathedral SpirePhoto by: Rick S09 2012 -
P1000213Stonehenge at daybreakPhoto by: Rick S09 2012 -
IMG_0343Stonehenge just after sunrisePhoto by: Rick S09 2012 -
IMG_0338Stonehenge at daybreakPhoto by: Rick S09 2012 -
Useful Information
Bath Abbey, England
Private Viewing of Stonehenge
Most visitors to Stonehenge are not allowed direct access to the stones. On this special day trip from London, you'll be invited to enter the stone circle itself, and stand beside the mysterious rocks towering above you. Your guide will unlock the secrets of this ancient UNESCO World Heritage Listed monument. Enjoy the peace, away from the crowds, as you experience Stonehenge at its atmospheric best at sunrise or sunset. Availability is strictly limited so book early, as private viewings regularly sell out and operate on selected days only. Please refer to itinerary section below for a detailed schedule.
Stonehenge sunrise tours will depart from London around 5am so you can catch the sunrise in the middle of the summer!
Lacock
Lacock is one of England's most picturesque villages, dating back to the Saxon era. The village has provided the setting for many movies and television dramas, including Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Take a walk before enjoying an early evening meal (or breakfast for sunrise departures) in the George, a vintage English pub built in 1361. Note, meals are at your own expense.
Bath
Bath is beautiful Georgian city, and also on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its most celebrated resident is Jane Austin, and Bath was her birthplace and inspiration for several novels. You'll have time to visit Bath Abbey and the magnificent Roman Baths, or simply shop and explore. You also have the option of taking a walking tour to see where Charles Dickens lived and worked as a young man, and to sample fresh cheeses from the local dairy
Most visitors to Stonehenge are not allowed direct access to the stones. On this special day trip from London, you'll be invited to enter the stone circle itself, and stand beside the mysterious rocks towering above you. Your guide will unlock the secrets of this ancient UNESCO World Heritage Listed monument. Enjoy the peace, away from the crowds, as you experience Stonehenge at its atmospheric best at sunrise or sunset. Availability is strictly limited so book early, as private viewings regularly sell out and operate on selected days only. Please refer to itinerary section below for a detailed schedule.
Stonehenge sunrise tours will depart from London around 5am so you can catch the sunrise in the middle of the summer!
Lacock
Lacock is one of England's most picturesque villages, dating back to the Saxon era. The village has provided the setting for many movies and television dramas, including Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Take a walk before enjoying an early evening meal (or breakfast for sunrise departures) in the George, a vintage English pub built in 1361. Note, meals are at your own expense.
Bath
Bath is beautiful Georgian city, and also on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its most celebrated resident is Jane Austin, and Bath was her birthplace and inspiration for several novels. You'll have time to visit Bath Abbey and the magnificent Roman Baths, or simply shop and explore. You also have the option of taking a walking tour to see where Charles Dickens lived and worked as a young man, and to sample fresh cheeses from the local dairy
Itinerary
Stonehenge Sunrise Tour: 7:30am Viewing:
05:50am Departure
08:00am Arrive at Stonehenge (private access viewing)
09:30am Depart from Stonehenge
10:00am Arrive for breakfast in Lacock
11:00am Depart from Lacock
12:30pm Arrive in Bath - Tour of the Roman Baths and free time
4 - 5:00pm Arrive in London
05:50am Departure
08:00am Arrive at Stonehenge (private access viewing)
09:30am Depart from Stonehenge
10:00am Arrive for breakfast in Lacock
11:00am Depart from Lacock
12:30pm Arrive in Bath - Tour of the Roman Baths and free time
4 - 5:00pm Arrive in London
Recent Reviews of this Tour
Reviewed by Robert B N, April 2013
Absolutely fantastic tour! Our guide David and the driver Martin, were excellent. Bath was very nice, Lacock was very interesting and the meal was superb and Stonehenge was fantastic! David really made the tour worth while!
Reviewed by Ann Z, May 2013
After everyone telling us that there was no way we could get close to the 'rocks' -- this tour takes us right inside of them .... it was truly spiritual.
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