Stonehenge Day Trip from London | Direct Express Tour from £62

Quick Tour Summary

• Departs from: Central London (Victoria Coach Station)
• Travel type: Direct return coach (no hotel pickups, no detours)
• Duration: Approx. half-day (exact times vary by season and traffic)
• Stonehenge time on site: Plenty of time to explore (see itinerary below)
• Includes: Entry ticket + audio guide + return transport

Why this Stonehenge day trip from London is different

If you want a simple, no-fuss day trip to Stonehenge from London, this is it. You’ll travel directly by coach, skip complicated transfers, and spend your time at Stonehenge — not on extra stops you didn’t ask for.

Perfect for:

• First-time visitors who want an easy Stonehenge day trip
• People with limited time in London
• Anyone who wants direct transport + entry included in one booking

What’s included

• Return coach transport from Central London
• Stonehenge admission ticket (timed entry)
• Audio guide (where available)
• Free time at Stonehenge to explore the stones and visitor centre

Not included (typically):

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Optional upgrades unless selected during booking

Itinerary: Half-day Stonehenge tour from London

Times vary slightly depending on season, traffic and your booked entry slot — but the flow is always the same:

1) Meet in Central London

Arrive a little early to check in, grab a seat and settle in before departure.

2) Direct coach to Stonehenge

You’ll travel straight to the Stonehenge Visitor Centre with no unnecessary detours.

3) Explore Stonehenge + Visitor Centre

You’ll have time for:

• The stone circle viewpoint path
• The exhibition and visitor centre
• The café and gift shop (if you want a quick break)

4) Return coach to London

After your visit, you’ll head back to Central London.

Meeting point and return location

Departures from Victoria Coach Station (board shortly before departure) with return drop-off near Victoria Underground Station.

1:15pm — Gate 0 (board from 1:00pm) → back around 8:30pm

8:15am — Gates 19–20 (board from 8:00am) → back around 3:30pm

10:45am — Gate 0 (board from 10:30am) → back around 6:00pm

Tip: If you’re planning the rest of your day in London, choose a time slot that returns with enough breathing room for dinner, theatre, or onward travel.

How long is the Stonehenge day trip from London?

Most direct Stonehenge day trips from London take around half a day including travel and your visit time at Stonehenge. Exact duration depends on:

• Your timed entry slot
• Seasonal traffic leaving/returning to London
• Road conditions

If you need an exact return time (e.g., catching a train/flight), book an earlier departure and avoid cutting it close.

What you’ll see at Stonehenge

Stonehenge isn’t just the stone circle — your ticket also gives access to:

• The Visitor Centre exhibition
• The museum displays and archaeological context
• The wider landscape viewpoints and walking areas

This day trip is designed to give you the “Stonehenge essentials” without turning your day into an all-day marathon.

Tickets, entry times and availability

Stonehenge visits require timed entry and popular dates sell out — especially weekends, school holidays and summer months.

To secure your preferred time slot:

• Book as early as you can
• Consider weekday departures for more choice
• If you’re flexible, check nearby dates for better availability