STONEHENGE BY TRAIN
The train to Stonehenge from London is a reliable and economical option. With trains running every 30 minutes during the day, it’s also a flexible way to plan your visit. There isn’t a direct train link from London to Stonehenge, the closest train station is in Salisbury, which is 9 miles from Stonehenge.

The train from London's Waterloo Station to Salisbury will take about 1.5-hours. Expect a round trip London to Stonehenge train ticket to cost around £37.00, although this price can vary depending on the day and time of your departures.

Salisbury is home to England's finest medieval Cathedral and has the best surviving copy of Magna Carta. The medieval city is well worth exploring and has a bustling charter market on Tuesdays and Saturdays. We highly recommend an overnight stay in this historical city should you have the luxury of time.

Once you arrive in Salisbury, you’ll need to hop on a Stonehenge tour bus that will take you directly to the Stonehenge visitor centre or book our flexible budget private tour from Salisbury option - our expert Stonehenge tour guides deliver a Stonehenge experience that goes well beyond what public tours can offer. You also get to explore the greater Stonehenge landscape covering features of Stonehenge like Woodhenge / Durrington Walls / The Cursus where the most recent archaeological discoveries were made.

Have your own transport and want a Stonehenge tour?
We can also arrange for a local Stonehenge expert to meet you at the visitor centre for a unique guided walking tour incuding Stonehenge and the surrounding landscape

PRIVATE STONEHENGE TOUR FROM SALISBURY
Stonehenge, the UNESCO world heritage site, may be the country’s most famous landmark, its construction still baffling historians today and delighting any and all visitors. But we’ll take you beyond it , on a guided walking tour. First exploring and appreciating its ancient monoliths, before moving onward to the surrounding area which boasts burial mounds and primordial pathways cut into the chalke.

"Find out the details of this year’s amazing discovery at Durrington walls, of the ‘Vast neolithic circle of deep shafts"

We’ll visit Durrington Walls, the ancient settlement that housed the builders of stonehenge and Woodhenge – Stonehenges’ equally  mysterious and ancient cousin, a complicated network of wooden posts that has to be seen to be believed.

Returning to the comfort of our luxury minivans, you will also enjoy a stunning drive through the vistas of the Woodford Valley and stop at Old Sarum – an iron age fort whose history spans 5,000 years and involves Romans, Saxons and even Victorians, just ask your guide…

It has never been a better time to visit Stonehenge and its breathtaking landscape which literally bulges with history. Our luxury minivan tour can take groups of up to 8 passengers plus your driver / guide to a variety of beautiful and fascinating spots in the Wiltshire area.

Our expert local expert guides create the premier tour experience. They will bring to life the histories and the myths that saturate every inch of Wessex’s verdant ground. Find out the full range of theories of how Stonehenge was constructed as well as the traditional myths which are thousands of years old and have been passed down generations…

…find out  all the facts and fictions of this famous landscape, any and all questions are welcome.

Our guides are locals who proudly maintain up to date knowledge of all the areas’ archaeological and historical concerns, and have an especially good eye for a local pub. They transform the experience of visiting the area, unlocking its secrets and ensuring you maximise your enjoyment –  making it an event to remember!