Experience Stonehenge, the most sophisticated stone circle in the world.

Stonehenge is perhaps the world’s most famous prehistoric monument. It was built in several stages: the first monument was an early henge monument, built about 5,000 years ago, and the unique stone circle was erected in the late Neolithic period about 2500 BC. In the early Bronze Age many burial mounds were built nearby.

Today, along with Avebury, it forms the heart of a World Heritage Site, with a unique concentration of prehistoric monuments.
Location & Distance

Stonehenge is located near Amesbury, in Wiltshire 88 miles in the west of Central London the average journey time from Central London by car is 2 hours & 10 minutes.

Heathrow Airport to Stonehenge is 70 miles, Average journey time 1 hour & 20 minutes.

Southampton Cruise Terminals to Stonehenge is 34 miles, Average journey time 1 hour.

London to Stonehenge is 95 miles, Average journey time 2 hours & 20 minutes.

Gatwick Airport to Stonehenge is 95 miles, Average journey time 1 hour & 40 minutes.

Stonehenge Open daily

From 9:30AM to 15:30PM From October  - February  & From March - October open daily from 9:00AM to 19:00PM. Last admission time is 1 hour before the advertised closing time. Advance booking is HIGHLY recommended.

At Stonehenge, tickets must be pre-booked with selecting time slots to guarantee entry on the day. you are able to purchase the tickets on the day, but the lines are very long on peak days (Up to 1 hour).

Most of our services includes admission ticket in the price to Stonehenge and will be provided on the day of the visit.

"We offer a range of services from London or from Southampton to Stonehenge, Day trips, Sure excursions and Pre-cruise self guided tours."

What to expect

Before Stonehenge became popular, the customers were able to drive up-to-the stones and park the car across the road in a muddy field. But, unfortunately, today that option is no longer available.

Opened in December 2013, the new visitor center houses permanent and temporary exhibitions, including nearly 300 archaeological treasures found buried at the site, from jewellery to pottery to human remains, as well as  the restrooms, a gallery, a gift shop and a café that serves hot and cold food using locally-sourced produce.

Now the closest carpark up to the stones will be at the visitor center which is 1 mile away from the stones. Therfore there are only two ways to get to the stones: the shuttle bus service which is included in your tickets or you can walk through the English countryside, approximately a 25-minute walk this is a very beautiful walk but do watch out for the surprises on the ground with trotting cows and sheep in the fields. In the past it could take 15 to 35 minutes to explore Stonehenge but today with the new visitor center the average time you might need at Stonehenge is an hour and 45 minutes.

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