Stonehenge and Bath Private Tour from London | Full Day | From £875 |

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Price per vehicle, not per person A group of 4 pays the same as a solo traveller. The more you are, the less each person pays.
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A private Stonehenge and Bath tour from London with Chauffeurz costs from £875 per vehicle (around US$1,110) for a full 10-hour day in a Budget Saloon up to 3 passengers. Executive MPV for up to 6 passengers is £1,165 (~US$1,478) — roughly US$246 each in a group of 6. The price is per vehicle, not per person. Your chauffeur collects you at 10:00 after breakfast, drives you to Stonehenge (~90 minutes), waits while you explore, then takes you on to Bath (~30 minutes away), waits again, and brings you home by early evening. Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, one private car, one extraordinary day. Admission to both sites is not included and must be booked separately.

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Five thousand years of British history in a single day

Stonehenge in the morning — stones raised around 3000 BC, still standing on Salisbury Plain, still unexplained. Bath in the afternoon — built by the Romans in 60 AD around the same natural hot spring that still fills the baths today. Thirty miles apart. Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. One private car, one chauffeur, and the whole day to yourselves.

Duration10 hours door to door
From£875 (~US$1,110) per vehicle, not per person
Departure10:00 departure — after rush hour, relaxed start
Group size1 to 8 passengers depending on vehicle
Distance~230 miles round trip · Stonehenge to Bath just 30 miles
AdmissionNot included · book both in advance before your chauffeur

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Important — do this before booking your vehicle

Both Stonehenge and the Roman Baths in Bath sell timed entry slots that can sell out weeks in advance in summer. Book your Stonehenge slot through GetYourGuide (ideally 11:30 or 12:00), then your Bath Roman Baths slot (ideally 15:30 or 16:00). GetYourGuide offers free cancellation on both — unlike booking directly. Once you have both times, contact us and we will build the day around them.

Stonehenge

Adult ~£27 (~US$34) · Child 5-17 ~£17 (~US$22) · Book an 11:30 or 12:00 slot · Free cancellation

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Roman Baths, Bath

Adult ~£22 (~US$28) · Child ~£13 (~US$16) · Book a 15:30 or 16:00 slot · Free cancellation

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Why Stonehenge and Bath together make sense

The two sites sit only 30 miles apart in the West Country — closer than most people expect. Stonehenge is on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire; Bath is just across the Somerset border. The drive between them takes around 30 minutes.

Together they span roughly 5,000 years of human activity in southern England — from the Neolithic builders who dragged the stones from Wales around 3000 BC, to the Roman engineers who built their spa city around a hot spring in 60 AD. No other single day trip from London offers that range. The contrast is the point.

Price by vehicle — full 10-hour day

All prices are per vehicle for the full 10-hour day, not per person. VAT included. The tour covers approximately 230 miles round trip — London to Stonehenge, Stonehenge to Bath, Bath back to London. USD equivalents are approximate.

Budget SaloonUp to 3 passengers · 2 large cases
£875~US$1,110
Budget MPVUp to 6 passengers · 4 large cases
£925~US$1,173
Budget 8 SeaterUp to 8 passengers · ideal for large families
£975~US$1,237
Executive SaloonMercedes E-Class · up to 3 passengers
£1,095~US$1,389
Executive MPV MOST POPULARMercedes V-Class · up to 6 passengers · ~US$246/person in a group of 6
£1,165~US$1,478
Executive 8 SeaterUp to 8 passengers in executive comfort
£1,245~US$1,579
First Class SaloonMercedes S-Class or BMW 7 Series · up to 3 passengers
£1,525~US$1,933
First Class MPVMercedes V-Class First Class · up to 6 passengers
£1,645~US$2,086
Luxury SaloonRange Rover, Bentley and similar · up to 3 passengers
£2,095~US$2,657
Luxury SUVRange Rover LWB, Rolls-Royce Ghost and similar · up to 4 passengers
£2,195~US$2,784

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What is included

  • A licensed vehicle and professional chauffeur for 10 hours
  • Collection from and return to your London hotel or address
  • All fuel, mileage and parking at Stonehenge and Bath
  • Waiting time at both sites — your chauffeur stays with the vehicle throughout
  • Bottled water and phone charging in the vehicle
  • Child seats on request
  • A fixed price agreed before you travel — no meter, no surge

What is not included

  • ×Stonehenge admission — ~£27 adult (~US$34), ~£17 child 5-17 (~US$22) · Book via GetYourGuide
  • ×Roman Baths admission — ~£22 adult (~US$28), ~£13 child (~US$16) · Book via GetYourGuide
  • ×A guide — the chauffeur drives and waits, but does not provide commentary at either site. Blue Badge Guide available from £250
  • ×Food and drink — lunch in Bath is at your expense and choice

The day, hour by hour

The day is planned around London traffic — leaving after rush hour clears, returning after it ends. A relaxed start after breakfast, Stonehenge at midday, Bath in the afternoon and evening, and an easy drive home on empty roads.

09:30 to 10:00

Lazy morning — breakfast at your hotel

No alarm at 06:00. Take your time over breakfast. London rush hour traffic clears by 09:30 and the roads west are clear by 10:00. Your chauffeur arrives at the hotel at 10:00 — you leave rested, not exhausted before the day has started.

10:00 to 11:30

Drive to Stonehenge

Approximately 90 minutes via the M3 and A303 — clear roads after rush hour. London gives way to Hampshire and then to the wide open Salisbury Plain. Your chauffeur knows the best route and monitors traffic throughout.

11:30 to 14:00

Stonehenge

Two and a half hours at the site. The visitor centre exhibition, the Neolithic houses, the shuttle or walk to the stone circle, and unhurried time among the stones. Yes, this is mid-morning peak hour — but in your own private vehicle you arrive and leave exactly when you want, not when a coach schedule dictates. Your chauffeur waits at the visitor centre throughout.

14:00 to 14:30

Drive to Bath

Just 30 miles — about 30 minutes. The two UNESCO World Heritage Sites are remarkably close to each other. Stonehenge is in Wiltshire; Bath is just across the Somerset border.

14:30 to 15:30

Late lunch in Bath

Bath has excellent independent restaurants and cafes. By 14:30 the lunch rush is over and you will get a table without waiting. The Pump Room restaurant directly above the Roman Baths is the historic choice — ask your chauffeur to book a table. Plenty of good alternatives within a five-minute walk.

15:30 to 19:00

Bath — Roman Baths, Abbey, Royal Crescent

Three and a half hours in Bath — the most generous allocation of any combined tour. Roman Baths (1.5 hours), Bath Abbey next door (20 minutes, free), the Royal Crescent and the Circus on foot (45 minutes), Pulteney Bridge (15 minutes). Still time for a coffee or a glass of wine before heading home. Your chauffeur parks nearby and is reachable throughout.

19:00 to 19:30

Optional dinner in Bath

Bath has a good restaurant scene. If you want to sit down for dinner before heading back, this is the moment. Your chauffeur waits — there is no rush. Alternatively, head back now and eat in London.

20:00 to 22:00

Return to London — evening roads

The M4 and A303 after 20:00 are completely different roads from what they are at 17:00. No queues, no lorry convoys, no rush hour. Approximately 2 hours back to Central London. Back at your hotel by 22:00 — a long but genuinely complete day, without the frantic early alarm and the traffic battle.

What to see in Bath

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The Roman BathsThe best-preserved Roman bathing complex in northern Europe. The original lead-lined Great Bath is still filled by the same natural hot spring at 45 degrees Celsius that drew the Romans in 60 AD. The audio guide is excellent and covers the engineering as well as the social history. Allow 1.5 hours.
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Bath AbbeyDirectly next to the Roman Baths. Free entry. The fan vaulted ceiling is one of the finest in England and the stained glass fills the nave with coloured light on a sunny afternoon. Ten to fifteen minutes is enough to see it properly.
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The Royal CrescentA curved terrace of 30 Georgian townhouses built between 1767 and 1774. The most famous street in Bath and one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture in Britain. Free to walk past and photograph. No. 1 Royal Crescent is a museum with period rooms — worth 30 minutes if you are interested in Georgian domestic life.
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The CircusA circular arrangement of three curved terraces of townhouses, also by John Wood. Thomas Gainsborough and William Pitt the Elder lived here. A five-minute walk from the Royal Crescent. The honey-coloured stone and the massive plane trees in the centre make it one of Bath’s most atmospheric spots.
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Pulteney Bridge and the weirOne of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides — the others are in Florence, Venice, and Paris. The view of the bridge from the weir below is one of the most photographed spots in Somerset. A ten-minute walk from the Roman Baths along the river.

Practical things to know

Book Stonehenge first — it sells out before BathStonehenge summer weekends sell out months in advance. Bath Roman Baths rarely sells out completely but morning slots go fast. Always sort Stonehenge first, then Bath.
10:00 departure from London — no rush hour, no stressLondon rush hour clears by 09:30. Leaving at 10:00 puts you on clear roads all the way to Stonehenge. An 11:30 Stonehenge arrival means a 14:00 departure to Bath, late lunch in the city, and a relaxed return after 20:00 when the M4 is empty. No 06:00 alarm. No traffic battle at either end.
Bath is very walkable — leave the carThe Roman Baths, Abbey, Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge are all within comfortable walking distance of each other. Your chauffeur parks near the centre and waits — you walk between the sights. This is the right way to see Bath.
Stonehenge has no shelter at the stonesSalisbury Plain is open in every direction. Bring a layer and a waterproof regardless of the forecast. Your vehicle is warm and waiting — cold and wet is not the end of the day.
This is a long day — pace yourselvesTen hours door to door is a full day by any measure. The car makes it comfortable because you sit for the driving sections rather than standing on a coach, but it is still a lot. Families with young children should book the 10-hour tour with realistic expectations about energy levels by 16:00.

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Questions

How much does the Stonehenge and Bath private tour cost?+

The tour starts from £875 (around US$1,110) for a Budget Saloon up to 3 passengers for the full 10-hour day. Executive MPV for up to 6 passengers is £1,165 (~US$1,478) — roughly US$246 each in a group of 6. Luxury SUV is £2,195. All prices per vehicle, not per person, VAT included. Admission to Stonehenge and Bath is separate.

Can Stonehenge and Bath really be done in one day?+

Yes — and it works well because the sites are only 30 miles apart. The key is a 10:00 departure from London after breakfast — clear of rush hour — arriving at Stonehenge for 11:30. Then 30 minutes to Bath, a late lunch, and 3.5 hours in the city. Return after 20:00 on empty evening roads, back in London by 22:00. A long but genuinely relaxed day with no early alarm and no traffic battle.

Is admission to Stonehenge and Bath included?+

No. Stonehenge admission (~£27 adult, ~US$34) must be booked through GetYourGuide for free cancellation flexibility. Roman Baths admission (~£22 adult, ~US$28) also through GetYourGuide. Both use timed entry slots. We strongly recommend booking both before arranging your chauffeur — particularly Stonehenge, which sells out weeks in advance in summer.

What time should we depart from London?+

10:00 from Central London, after rush hour clears. This gets you to Stonehenge for an 11:30 arrival — yes, mid-morning when coach tours are present, but you are in your own private vehicle and leave when you want. You arrive in Bath for a late lunch at 14:30, explore until 19:00-20:00, and return to London on empty evening roads by 22:00. No 06:00 alarm and no rush hour traffic at either end of the day.

Is a guide included?+

No. Your chauffeur drives, waits, and looks after the logistics — but does not provide commentary at either site. Stonehenge includes a free multilingual audio guide with admission. The Roman Baths includes an excellent audio guide. If you want an expert at both sites, we can arrange a qualified Blue Badge Guide from £250 for a half day.

What is there to see in Bath beyond the Roman Baths?+

Bath Abbey is directly next to the Roman Baths and free to enter. The Royal Crescent and the Circus are the finest Georgian streets in Britain — a 15-minute walk from the Baths. Pulteney Bridge is one of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides. The Jane Austen Centre is a short walk if you are a fan. The city itself is beautiful enough that simply walking the streets is worth doing.

Is there a minimum number of passengers?+

No. The price is per vehicle, not per person. The tour is excellent value for groups of 4-6 — an Executive MPV at £1,165 for 6 passengers works out at roughly US$246 each for a 10-hour private day visiting two UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

What is the cancellation policy?+

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your collection time. Inside 24 hours, charges apply as set out in our Terms and Conditions. Stonehenge and Bath tickets have their own cancellation policies set by English Heritage and Bath and North East Somerset Council respectively.

5,000 years of British history in a single day

From £875 per vehicle (~US$1,110). Stonehenge at midday, Bath in the afternoon and evening — 10:00 departure after breakfast, home by 22:00 on empty roads. Your private car, your pace, your chauffeur waiting at every stop.

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Chauffeurz Premium Services Ltd, company number 15328967. Licensed by Transport for London, operator licence 010942. Stonehenge admission prices are set by English Heritage. Roman Baths admission prices are set by Bath and North East Somerset Council. All prices correct at August 2026. USD equivalents are approximate. Links to welcome2.london may earn us a commission at no additional cost to you.

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