Stonehenge Half-Day Tour From London With Admission & Snack Pack

Visiting Stonehenge, the iconic prehistoric monument, can be an enriching experience for many travelers to London. The Stonehenge Half-Day Tour from London provides a convenient way to explore this archaeological wonder. With round-trip transportation, admission, and a complimentary snack pack, the tour offers a hassle-free opportunity to explore the mysteries and significance of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking a unique day trip, this tour promises to deliver an insightful and memorable encounter with one of Britain’s most renowned ancient landmarks. But there’s more to uncover about this captivating excursion.

Key Points

The half-day Stonehenge tour from London provides round-trip air-conditioned coach transportation and admission to the 5,000-year-old historic site.
Visitors can explore the iconic Stonehenge monument independently using the provided audio guide, which must be downloaded in advance.
The tour includes a 25% discount on Stonehenge guidebooks, enhancing the understanding of the site’s history and significance.
The tour lasts approximately 6.5 hours and has a maximum group size of 53 travelers, ensuring a comfortable and manageable experience.
The tour departs from Victoria and drops off near Gloucester Road Underground Station, providing a convenient location for further exploration of London.

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Overview of the Tour

This half-day tour from London allows visitors to explore the iconic Stonehenge, a 5,000-year-old historic site, with round-trip air-conditioned coach transportation provided.

Once at Stonehenge, travelers can explore the site independently using an audio guide.

The tour includes admission to the historic monument as well as a complimentary snack pack for those taking the morning departure.

Plus, guests receive a 25% discount off Stonehenge guidebooks.

The tour departs from Victoria and returns to Gloucester Road, with a total duration of approximately 6.5 hours.

Group size is limited to a maximum of 53 travelers, though during peak periods, vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used.

Inclusions and Pricing

The half-day tour from London to Stonehenge includes admission to the historic site as well as round-trip coach transportation. Visitors also receive a 25% discount off Stonehenge guidebooks. For morning departures, a complimentary snack pack is provided.

Inclusions	Details
Admission	Entry to the 5,000-year-old Stonehenge site
Transportation	Air-conditioned coach to and from London
Discounts	25% off Stonehenge guidebooks
Snack Pack	Morning departures only
Duration	Approximately 6.5 hours

The tour departs from Victoria and drops off participants near Gloucester Road Underground Station, making it easy to continue exploring London after the excursion.

Meeting Point and Drop-off

The tour departs from Victoria and drops off participants near Gloucester Road Underground Station, making it easy for travelers to continue exploring London after the Stonehenge excursion.

The morning tour drops off at Gloucester Road (Kensington), while the afternoon tour drops off within a 2-3 minute walk of Gloucester Road Underground Station. This convenient location allows visitors to seamlessly transition to their next destination in the city.

The tour duration is approximately 6.5 hours, ensuring ample time to experience the ancient site of Stonehenge.

Key details include:

Meeting point: Victoria
Drop-off: Gloucester Road (Kensington) for morning tour, near Gloucester Road Underground Station for afternoon tour
Tour duration: Approximately 6.5 hours

Tour Duration and Group Size

The half-day Stonehenge tour from London lasts approximately 6.5 hours, allowing ample time for visitors to explore the ancient site.

The tour operates with a maximum group size of 53 travelers, providing a comfortable and manageable experience. This ensures that participants can move around the site freely and enjoy the audio guide without feeling crowded.

The tour’s duration is well-suited for those looking to visit Stonehenge without committing to a full-day excursion, making it an ideal option for travelers with limited time in London.

With the round-trip coach transportation and admission ticket included, the Stonehenge half-day tour offers a convenient and hassle-free way to experience this iconic prehistoric monument.

Accessibility and Audio Tour

While the tour offers a convenient way to visit Stonehenge, it’s important to note that the site isn’t wheelchair accessible. Visitors must be able to navigate uneven terrain and walk around the monument.

To enhance the experience, an audio guide is available, but this must be downloaded in advance onto a personal device, as no devices are provided on-site.

Some key considerations for visitors:

The tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility issues or who require wheelchair access.
Visitors should come prepared with a charged smartphone or tablet to access the audio tour.
During peak periods, the coach transportation may not have Wi-Fi, so downloading the audio guide before the tour is essential.

Transportation and Wi-Fi

For the morning tour, travelers are provided with round-trip coach transportation from the meeting point in Victoria. During peak periods, however, the vehicles may not have Wi-Fi available, so downloading the audio guide beforehand is essential.

The coach will drop visitors off at Gloucester Road (Kensington) for the morning tour, which is within a 2-3 minute walk of the Gloucester Road Underground Station. Those on the afternoon tour will be dropped off at a location within a similar short distance to the nearest subway station.

The entire tour duration is approximately 6.5 hours, with a maximum group size of 53 travelers.

Discount on Stonehenge Guidebooks

Travelers on the Stonehenge Half-Day Tour from London can take advantage of a 25% discount off Stonehenge guidebooks by showing their wristband. This offers a great opportunity to learn more about the history and significance of this ancient monument.

The discount applies to a variety of guidebooks, allowing visitors to choose the one that best suits their interests and needs. Some key benefits of the guidebook discount include:

Enhanced understanding of Stonehenge’s history and purpose
Detailed insights into the site’s architectural features and construction
Interesting facts and trivia to enrich the overall Stonehenge experience
Convenient on-site access to informative resources

With this special discount, travelers can maximize their Stonehenge visit and deepen their appreciation for this iconic prehistoric site.

Additional Information

Aside from the included admission and transportation, there are a few additional considerations for the Stonehenge Half-Day Tour from London.

The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, so visitors with mobility limitations should plan accordingly. Plus, participants must download the audio tour in advance, as it’s not available on-site.

During peak visitation periods, the tour may utilize vehicles without Wi-Fi, though the overall tour experience remains unaffected.

To make the most of the 25% discount on Stonehenge guidebooks, be sure to show your wristband at the time of purchase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks to the Site?

Yes, visitors can bring their own food and drinks to the Stonehenge site. However, outside food and drinks are not allowed on the tour bus. Visitors should plan accordingly to enjoy their snacks and beverages at the site.

Are Photography and Videography Allowed at Stonehenge?

Visitors are generally allowed to take photographs and video at Stonehenge. However, during busy periods, access to the stones may be restricted to help manage crowds. It’s best to check site policies before your visit.

Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?

There is no specific dress code for visiting Stonehenge. Visitors should dress comfortably for the weather and wear appropriate footwear for walking on the uneven terrain at the site.

Can I Leave the Group During the Visit to Stonehenge?

Yes, visitors can leave the group during the Stonehenge visit. However, they’ll need to rejoin the group at the specified time and location to continue the tour. Leaving the group is at one’s own risk and responsibility.

Are There Any Discounts or Special Offers for Children or Seniors?

Children under 16 and seniors 60+ receive discounted admission to Stonehenge. Families can save money by booking a package deal that includes children’s tickets. Some tours also offer reduced rates for students and military members.

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