Our first major stop of the day is Stonehenge. Providining there are no issues disembarking the cruise ship, you’ll be one of the very first tourists to admire this magnificent monument. Your expert guide will take you around the stones and explain all the theories, legends and myths surrounding that fascinating ancient temple.
Reasons to Book This Private Cruise Transfer From Southampton to London via Stonehenge and Bath
- 100% 5* Rating on TripAdvisor
- Private Cruise Transfer – Select your own disembark time
- Southampton Cruise Pickup Made Easy – No Waiting!
- Bespoke Itineries – Change The Tour Timings To Match Your Own Interests
Tailored Tours Welcomes You On Your Private Cruise Transfer From Southampton to London via Stonehenge and Bath. Please look below for some more information about your day
1. Pick Up at Southampton Docks
Start your arrival in England the right way as we greet you straight off the Cruise Ship. We’ll be waiting for you with your name a sign and start the tour right away without having to wait for other passengers.
2. Drive Past Salisbury
Our scenic drive out of Southampton sees us drive through the city of Salisbury. Here you’ll be able to see the tallest cathedral spire in the country and learn all about the cathedral’s history as your guide takes you on a journey back 800 years.
3. Stop At Stonehenge
4. Stop At Bath
Our final stop of the day is just an hour from Stonehenge. In Bath you will have the option of visiting The Roman Baths Museum to see how the Romans lived and enjoyed the natual spring waters in Bath. This will also be a chance to properly explore the city and get some lunch. For recommendations on places to eat and things to do, check out our page ‘Things to do in Bath’.
5. Panoramic Tour of Bath
As we leave the city, your driver/guide will take you on a panoramic tour of The Queen Square, Circus and Royal Crescent to show you some of the best Georgian Architecture you’ll find anywhere in the country. We then depart Bath and drop you at your hotel in Heathrow or Central London depending on where you are staying.
Why Book A Private Cruise Transfer?
We can ensure you that you won’t regret going private. I’m sure you’ve already seen the chaos that can ensue when hundreds of people are looking the correct coach to get on. Avoid the hassle of public tours, sit back and relax as we take all the stress out of your day, greeting you as you arrive and ending the day at the entrance to your hotel.
Estimated Rates – £150 per person
Group Size: 1-6 Passengers
Duration: 9 Hours
Stonehenge: 9:30-11am
Bath: 12:00-2:00pm
London: 5:30pm
On this Stonehenge and Bath private tour, your private cruise transfer begins soon after your ship arrives in Southampton and ends with drop-off at your London hotel.
07:30 – 08:30 – Departure from Southampton Cruise Terminal – Our private driver-guide will pick you up from outside the cruise terminal after disembarkation. Your luggage is safely stored in the executive vehicle.
09:30 – Arrive at Stonehenge – Visit the world-famous Stonehenge, one of Britain’s most recognised landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
11:00 – Leave Stonehenge – After spending a maximum of 2 hours at Stonehenge, which is enough, we will move to another destination. Have fun through the scenic roads of Wiltshire as your driver-guide shares stories and interesting facts about the places along the route.
12:00 – Arrive in Bath for Lunch – Then we will reach the historic city of Bath. Bath is famous for its Georgian streets, Roman heritage, and beautiful architecture. Take a lunch break at a local café or restaurant, and capture photographs around.
15:00 – Depart Bath – After finishing your visit, relax in your private executive vehicle as you travel towards London.
17:30 – Arrive at Your London Hotel – Your private cruise transfer ends with direct drop-off at your London hotel. Your luggage is unloaded for you.
Everything listed below is part of our Southampton to London Cruise Transfer.
- 10-Hour Private Tour with Experienced Driver Guide
- All Private Transportation & Fuel Costs
- Full Guided Commentary
- Walking Tour of Stonehenge
- Panoramic Tour of Bath
There are some costs that are outside the Stonehenge and Bath Cruise Excursion package.
Trip Excludes
- Entrance Fees to Stonehenge
- Entrance Fees to Bath
- Lunch
- Snacks
- Your Private Cruise Transfer via Stonehenge and Bath booking confirmation will be sent soon after your reservation is completed.
- No confirmation in your inbox? Reach our team, and we will check your booking without delay.
- Heavy traffic, severe weather, or unexpected route restrictions may require schedule changes. Our team will get in touch with you to inform you about the available options or arrange a full refund.
- We do not provide wheelchair access.
- Guests should be healthy and able enough to walk during the visit to Stonehenge.
- Your luggage is safely stored in the executive vehicle.
- Travel plans sometimes change, so our cancellation policy is clear and easy to follow.
- Cancel your booking at least 24 hours before departure to receive a full refund.
- If the Southampton Shore Excursion to Stonehenge and Bath is rescheduled, you can select another available date or receive a full refund.
Questions before your trip are always welcome. Our team can help with bookings, pickup arrangements, luggage information, tour timings, and your London hotel transfer.
Planning a different route after your cruise? Ask about our Stonehenge and Bath Private Excursion or a Luxury Stonehenge Tour with a custom itinerary across southern England.
Call: +44 20 4620 4272
Recommended Time to Book This Tour
No season disappoints, but choosing one that matches your preferences can make your experience even more memorable.
- Spring (March to May) – Fresh greenery fills the countryside, gardens bloom across Bath, and pleasant temperatures make sightseeing enjoyable.
- Summer (June to August) – Enjoy longer daylight hours for more sightseeing. Southampton to London via Stonehenge and Bath is especially popular during this season, so booking early is recommended.
- Autumn (September to November) – Golden foliage and quieter attractions make autumn a favourite season for relaxed sightseeing.
- Winter (December to February) – Enjoy a quieter, less crowded experience with a festive atmosphere during the holiday season. Be sure to dress warmly for the cooler weather.
Tour Preparation Tips
Pack smart, arrive ready, and you’re all set.
- Walking shoes that are good for walking on Stonehenge and Bath paths.
- Bring a light waterproof jacket, as British weather can change during the day.
- Keep your camera or phone fully charged for photos.
- Pack any personal medication you may need.
- Carry a reusable water bottle for the journey.
- Keep your Stonehenge entry tickets ready when applicable.
- Arrive at the cruise terminal with your luggage packed and labelled for your Private Cruise Transfer via Stonehenge and Bath.
- Save our contact number on your phone before departure.
- Keep a payment card or cash for lunch, snacks, and attraction entry fees.
- Guests joining our Stonehenge and Bath private tour should carry a valid photo ID for travel identification when required.
Book Your Private Cruise Transfer Today
Are you tired of the time-consuming and frustrating aspects of public transport? Relax and leave everything to us.
Meet your private chauffeur you booked from MyTailoredTours after disembarkation and travel through England’s historic landscapes with stops at Stonehenge and Bath. You set the pace. Book your private cruise transfer via Stonehenge and Bath today!
FAQs
Q1. Can you do Bath and Stonehenge in one day from London?
A: Yes. In a full-day trip, you can actually have enough time to visit both places, Stonehenge and Bath, have lunch, and even return to London on the same day.
Q2. Is Stonehenge closer to Bath or London?
A: Stonehenge is closer to Bath than central London. The drive from Bath takes around one hour. Many travellers visit both places on the same trip because the route works well.
Q3. What can you do in Bath and Stonehenge?
A: At Stonehenge, you can see the stone circle, but you are not allowed to touch it. Bath has the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, and the historic streets where you can stop to grab lunch and take photos.
Q4. When should you visit Bath and Stonehenge?
A: Longer daylight hours and summer vacations make summer the busiest season, but spring and fall are the most recommended seasons for pleasant weather. The streets are quiet in winter with Bath’s seasonal decorations.
Q5. Is it worth booking a private tour guide to Bath and Stonehenge?
A: Absolutely! Private guides take care of the route, timing, and transport, so your day is planned to have the most fun. There is plenty of time for questions, photography, and comfort.
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