Castles · Tour
Private Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath Day Tour with Driver-Guide
A private vehicle for twelve hours, with the driver and the guide being the same person. Pick-up is at 8:30am and the day ends at your address at about 8:30pm, traffic permitting. Around six of those hours are spent driving. Windsor Castle comes first, and the entry window is narrow: 9:30am to 10am only. Inside the King's main weekend home there is a thousand years of building, the Royal Guards on duty, and the chapel where Harry and Meghan married. Lunch is a stop at Fleet Services on the M3 at about 12:30pm, bought there and eaten in the van on the way to Stonehenge. The food outlets run from healthy to junk, all take cash, card or Apple Pay, and the restrooms are clean and free. At Stonehenge you walk the full way round the circle, coming within three metres of the stones, with a guide to answer when it went up, why and how. The visitor centre has the exhibition and the reconstructed stone age huts, and there is time for the gift shop. Bath fills the rest of the day: bridges, canals, the abbey, and the shopping and dining streets. The Circus gets a quick photo stop, and so does the Royal Crescent with Queen Victoria Park beside it. Museums, churches and other venues can be entered at your own cost if they are open, and there is time to eat and drink in the pubs, restaurants and tea rooms. Having the vehicle all day means stopping when you want, for a break or for a photo of the countryside. The operator knows the way past the long lines at each venue. There is free 5G Wi-Fi on board and free bottled water.
What's included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Private tour
- Bottled water
- Driver/guide
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- Vehicle will seat 3 to 8 clients we use cars and tour vans Ford, Mercedes, Hyundai, etc
- Transport by private vehicle with working air-conditioning and heating. We do not use coaches.
- Fuel surcharge
Itinerary
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Gloucester Rd, London
Meet outside the tube station entrance.
Windsor Castle
Step inside the main weekend home of the King of the UK and go round a thousand years of royal castle, with all the beautiful things kept in it. The Royal Guards are on duty protecting the King, and this is where Harry and Meghan got married. If you are lucky you might spot a member of the Royal Family. Entry time is 930am to 10am only.
Costo extra
Fleet
A stop at Fleet Services on the M3 Motorway at approximately 1230pm, to buy lunch and eat it in the van on the rest of the drive to Stonehenge, with restrooms for the group. The venue has many different food establishments, so whatever you want, from healthy to junk, someone there sells it. They all take cash, card or Apple Pay. The restrooms are clean and free.
Stonehenge
The most famous 5000 year old stone circle in the world, and the photos and videos to prove it. Walk all the way round the stones, coming within 3 metres of them. Ask your guide when it was built, why it was built, and how they built it. There is the new visitor centre and its exhibition to explore, and some stone age huts, and then time to browse the great gift shop for those important presents.
Costo extra
Bath
Work your way through this stunning ancient city of Roman and Georgian history. The bridges and canals are beautiful, the abbey is amazing, and the shopping and dining district is a good one. Any of the museums, tourist venues or churches can be entered if you want, subject to the site being open and to buying the entry tickets they sell. There is also time to eat and drink in the city, in one of its pubs, restaurants or tea rooms.
The Circus
A quick stop at this famous Georgian street for photos, and for the architecture.
No. 1 Royal Crescent
A look at the most beautiful street in Bath, with time for photos and videos. The architecture of the crescent is stunning, and famous Queen Victoria Park is right there.
Gloucester Rd, London
Not included
- Lunch
- Gratuities
- Stonehenge
- Windsor Castle
Good to know
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
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- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please note: All entry tickets to all chargeable sites need to be purchased by the client direct from the venues own website with only the time slots we will advise you off. Or you can also purchase them on the day direct from the site. But note this will take much longer due to queue times for those people who do not have entry tickets purchased in advance and will cost more and may even also be sold out
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Note we do not guide inside Windsor Castle or the tourist venues in Bath on this tour you self guide at these sites but we will advise you on what do and when and the history before you enter. Then where and when to meet us after.
- Ticket website links and time slot information will be emailed to you directly once you have placed the booking though Viator. If you wish to purchase your tour tickets in advance and make sure you can enter the venues much faster, do not buy them until you have received our message as you need to know the time slot information. You do not need to print any tickets all sites will accept e-tickets on your phone
- Stonehenge is a day visit only inner circle is not available in the day it is only available at sunrise or sunset so clearly is not part of this day tour.
- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: en.
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