Five long-form guides for the decisions your Stonehenge trip turns on. Which departure to book, and where the day sits in a London week. Whether to go under your own steam. What the whole thing costs, and which month rewards the journey most. Shorter, single-question answers live on the blog.
Every departure set side by side on the number that decides your day: how long you actually get at the stones. Coach size, pickup point and what “admission included” really covers, alongside it.
Read the guide →Three days in London, or four, or five. Which one you give to Salisbury Plain, and what the rest of that day can still hold. Plus the shapes that work on an arrival day, a departure day or a cruise day.
Read the guide →The independent route, costed and timed honestly: train, bus, car and timed ticket. Then the three things a public timetable cannot buy you.
Read the guide →Admission, transport, guide, shuttle and lunch, added up across six ways of doing the day. Including the party size at which a private car stops being extravagant.
Read the guide →Month by month: the two opening seasons, and when the coach park empties. What the wind does on the plain, and the hours that give you the light everyone photographs.
Read the guide →Ready to compare departures instead? Stonehenge Tours From London sets every one of them side by side, or read what travellers said about the operators.
