
1 / 10Stonehenge and Avebury Guided Small Group Day Tour from London
About this activity
Explore two of Britain's most iconic prehistoric monuments—Stonehenge and Avebury—on a single 10-hour guided excursion from London. This small-group tour combines England's most famous stone circle with the world's largest, plus the ancient West Kennet Long Barrow, all led by an expert guide.
Visits the historic Stonehenge, which is a “must see” for anyone visiting the UK, as well as Avebury, which is ringed by the largest stone circle in the world and West Kennet Long Barrow in Wiltshire. This tour includes a walking tour of Avebury, entrance to Stonehenge, luxury return coach travel and the services of a tour manager.
Highlights
- ✓Access to Stonehenge's enigmatic 5,000-year-old megaliths with expert archaeological context
- ✓Avebury's vast stone circle surrounding the village—the largest in the world by diameter
- ✓West Kennet Long Barrow, a Neolithic passage tomb with walkable interior chamber
- ✓Guided walking tour through Avebury village to maximise photo opportunities and storytelling
- ✓Luxury coach travel with professional tour manager from central London
- ✓Small-group format allowing meaningful interaction and flexible pacing
Insider tips
- ★Visit Stonehenge early in the tour itinerary to beat midday crowds and photograph the stones in better light
- ★Avebury's stones are freely accessible year-round and less crowded than Stonehenge—spend extra time exploring the smaller circles within the main ring
- ★Wear sturdy, waterproof footwear; Wiltshire chalk downland can be muddy after rain, and the Long Barrow has uneven stone floors
Good to know
- •10-hour total duration includes 2–3 hours driving; bring entertainment or rest
- •Stonehenge entry is pre-booked; Avebury's stones are accessible free but the Long Barrow may require separate entry (confirm with operator)
- •Layered clothing recommended—exposed stone sites offer no shelter from wind or sudden weather changes
- •Limited accessibility inside West Kennet Long Barrow (low ceilings, steep stone steps); confirm mobility needs with operator in advance
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit April–October for the most stable weather and longest daylight for photography. Avoid Midsummer solstice weeks (late June) when Stonehenge attracts festival crowds. Early morning departures capture the best light at both sites.
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