Stonehenge & Bath, Private Chauffeured Day Tour
Five thousand years of England in one unhurried day. Stand before the sarsens of Stonehenge without a coach party pressing at your back, then continue west to Bath, Roman baths, Georgian crescents and one of Britain's most beautiful cities, with a proper lunch in between. By private chauffeur, the classic tour every visitor wants becomes the day it should be: your timings, your pace, door-to-door.
Morning: Stonehenge
Stonehenge lies around 90 miles west of London, roughly two hours by chauffeured car, leaving early to arrive with the light still low and the site still quiet. Timed-entry tickets are pre-arranged; your chauffeur drops you at the visitor centre and the shuttle or landscape walk takes you to the circle. Allow 90 minutes to two hours; the car is ready when you are.
Afternoon: Bath
An hour on from the stones, Bath rewards slow attention: the Roman Baths and Abbey, the Royal Crescent and the Circus, Pulteney Bridge over the weir. Lunch options run from Georgian dining rooms to the celebrated Pump Room; on the return, villages like Lacock or Castle Combe make a storybook final stop if the light holds.
A long day, done comfortably
This is a c. 10 to 11 hour itinerary, exactly the kind of day a silent electric flagship or spacious MPV was made for. Depart c. 8 a.m., return for dinner; footrests, chargers and water throughout; and no motorway service-station coach stops anywhere in the plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Stonehenge and Roman Baths tickets included?
We pre-arrange timed entry at cost or you may book direct, Stonehenge in particular should be booked ahead.
How long is the full day?
Typically 10 to 11 hours door-to-door from central London.
Can we do Stonehenge only, or add Salisbury?
Yes, Stonehenge with Salisbury Cathedral (home of the Magna Carta) makes a superb shorter alternative; every itinerary is adjustable.
Is lunch included?
Lunch is at your cost, but reservations are ours to arrange, tell us your taste and we'll book the right table.