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Discover Stonehenge, Avebury, and West Kennet Long Barrow on this full-day, guided tour from London, including all entrance fees and expert commentary.
A full-day trip from London to explore some of England’s most iconic Neolithic monuments, this tour offers a comprehensive look at ancient stone circles and burial sites for $156.99 per person. Departing at 8:30 am from Earl’s Court Station, it lasts approximately 10 hours and provides a well-rounded experience with all entrance fees included. The tour is suitable for visitors with moderate physical fitness levels and features a climate-controlled coach, professional guides, and a small group size of up to 25 travelers.
The tour shines with its knowledgeable guides, comfortable transportation, and the opportunity to explore Stonehenge, Avebury, and the West Kennet Long Barrow. While the itinerary is flexible enough to adapt to weather conditions, it’s worth noting that the visit to West Kennet Long Barrow might be canceled if heavy rain makes walking difficult. This experience appeals most to history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking an immersive, stress-free day among ancient stones.


Stonehenge remains an essential highlight of this tour. As the most renowned Neolithic site in the UK, it offers two hours for visitors to walk among the towering stones and explore the accompanying exhibition. The site’s iconic stones, arranged in a circular formation, evoke a sense of mystery and ancient ritual.
The tour provides ample time to appreciate Stonehenge’s scale, with opportunities to take photos and reflect on its purpose. All entrance fees are included, so there’s no need to worry about additional costs. The proximity to the motorway means it’s easy to access, and the guided commentary deepens understanding of its history, construction, and possible significance.
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Avebury offers a different, more hands-on experience. Built in the middle of a Neolithic stone circle, the charming village of Avebury is part of the landscape. The guided tour begins with a thorough overview of this site, which is the largest stone circle in the world.
After the guided introduction, travelers are free to explore the village independently. The stone circle’s size and historical importance make it a captivating place to walk among the stones, learn about their construction, and enjoy the rustic countryside. The village also features sheep grazing near the stones, adding to its pastoral appeal. The tour includes a visit to nearby Silbury Hill, an enigmatic prehistoric mound, visible across the valley from Avebury.

The third stop takes visitors up a hill to West Kennet Long Barrow, a 5,000-year-old Neolithic burial tomb. Inside this ancient tomb, visitors can see the chambered corridors and imagine the burial practices of early farmers. Please note that this site is not suitable for wheelchairs due to uneven terrain.
Across the valley, Silbury Hill looms in the distance. Known for its mysterious origin, this large prehistoric mound is an impressive sight from afar. The guided tour emphasizes the significance of these sites within the broader context of prehistoric Britain, making it a highlight for history enthusiasts.

The tour starts at Earl’s Court Station (Stop C), with pickups from designated meeting points arranged by Anderson Tours. The climate-controlled coach features USB charging ports to keep devices powered during the journey. Groups are limited to 25 travelers, creating a more intimate atmosphere compared to larger bus tours.
The driver, Antonio, and guides such as Michel, Colin, and Richard are praised for their professionalism, friendliness, and knowledge. They maintain a relaxed pace, ensuring guests have time to explore each site thoroughly while keeping the schedule on track.

Throughout the day, live commentary on board enhances the experience. The guides are known for their engaging storytelling, sharing insights about the sites’ history, construction, and archaeological theories. The atmosphere is relaxed, with plenty of opportunities for questions and interaction.
The coach’s comfort and amenities contribute to a smooth ride, even on longer stretches of road. Travelers appreciate the quiet, climate-controlled environment, making the journey between sites enjoyable and stress-free.

The tour departs early, with two hours allocated for Stonehenge to allow for individual exploration and browsing the exhibition. The two-hour Avebury visit begins with a guided tour, followed by free time to wander and take photos. The 45-minute stop at West Kennet Long Barrow is a chance to step inside an ancient tomb and soak in the tranquility of the surrounding landscape.
The schedule is designed for a relaxed experience, balancing guided portions with free exploration. The overall 10-hour duration gives ample time to visit the key sites without feeling rushed.

While the tour is suitable for most with moderate physical fitness, visitors should be aware that West Kennet Long Barrow is not wheelchair accessible. The walking involved at the sites varies, with some uneven terrain and outdoor exposure. The coach itself is accessible, and guides are attentive to guests’ needs.

All entrance fees are included in the tour price, simplifying planning and avoiding surprises. This feature is especially valuable at Stonehenge and Avebury, where individual tickets can be costly or limited in availability. Guests can focus on enjoying the sites and learning from the guides instead of managing tickets.
This tour stands out for its combination of major sites—Stonehenge, Avebury, and West Kennet Long Barrow—within a single day. Many tours only focus on Stonehenge, but this option offers a broader perspective on prehistoric Britain.
The small group size and professional guides provide a more personalized experience than larger coach trips. The inclusion of all entrance fees also adds value, making it a convenient choice for those seeking a comprehensive, hassle-free outing.
This experience is ideal for history enthusiasts, outdoor lovers, and anyone interested in the Neolithic period. The relaxed pacing suits those who prefer not to rush through sights and appreciate commentary from knowledgeable guides.
It’s also suitable for visitors who want to avoid the hassle of driving, as transportation and tickets are handled. However, guests should be prepared for some walking and outdoor exposure, especially at West Kennet Long Barrow.
This guided tour from London combines the world-famous Stonehenge with the expansive Avebury stone circle and the ancient West Kennet Long Barrow. It provides an engaging introduction to prehistoric Britain with expert guides, comfortable transportation, and all entrance fees included.
The experience balances guided storytelling with free time for personal exploration, making it suitable for history buffs and outdoor explorers alike. The scenic Wiltshire countryside adds to the charm of the day, while the small group size ensures personalized attention.
While the weather can influence certain sites, the overall itinerary offers a deeply satisfying look at some of the UK’s most enduring monuments. This tour is a reliable, accessible way to connect with ancient history and enjoy a memorable day in the British landscape.
“All the places we went on the tour were great, and it was a nice surprise to go to woodhenge. The tour was run very well and it was an easy and com…”
What is included in the tour price?
All entrance fees for Stonehenge, Avebury, and West Kennet Long Barrow are included, along with live commentary, transportation, and guidance.
What time does the tour start and end?
The tour departs from Earl’s Court Station at 8:30 am and lasts approximately 10 hours, returning to the starting point in London.
Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
While the coach is accessible, West Kennet Long Barrow is not suitable for wheelchairs due to uneven terrain. Walking at the sites varies in difficulty.
How large are the tour groups?
The maximum group size is 25 travelers, providing a more intimate experience compared to larger bus tours.
What should I bring for the day?
Bring comfortable footwear for walking, weather-appropriate clothing, and a device to charge via the coach’s USB ports. Food stops are available, but meals are not included.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour, and full refunds are provided if canceled within this window.
Who are the guides, and what are they like?
Guides such as Michel, Colin, Richard, Hayley, and others are praised for their knowledge, friendliness, and engaging storytelling.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour has received positive feedback for being family-friendly, especially with guides who can cater to kids’ curiosity.
How does this tour compare to other visits to prehistoric sites?
This tour offers a unique combination of Stonehenge, Avebury, and West Kennet Long Barrow in a single day, with small group intimacy and all-inclusive tickets.
What if the weather is bad?
In cases of heavy rain, the visit to West Kennet Long Barrow may be canceled, but guides will advise on the day to ensure a comfortable experience.
Is the experience worth the cost?
With all entrance fees covered, professional guides, and scenic transportation, many find this tour provides excellent value for a full day of exploration.