We've handpicked a selection of reputable Private Stonehenge Tours providers, together boasting years of experience and a wealth of knowledge about this magical Neolithic site. Whether you're fascinated by archaeology, history, or simply want a comfortable and personalised experience, there's a perfect guide for you.
Choose from chauffeur-driven tours focusing solely on Stonehenge, or combine your visit with other historical and ancient gems of the beautiful South West of England. All tours are bespoke, meaning they can be customised to your wishes. Let us know if you'd like pick-up from London or another location, and your driver-guide will be happy to oblige.
An experienced guide will meet you at a pre-arranged location and whisk you away in comfort on your Private Stonehenge Tour. Unwind and enjoy the journey as you discover the wonders of Stonehenge and other captivating UK landmarks.
Steeped in legend and shrouded in time, Stonehenge is Britain's most famous prehistoric monument. Standing tall on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, these colossal stones, some weighing a staggering 50 tonnes, continue to puzzle historians and archaeologists.
Was Stonehenge a sacred temple for rituals? A sophisticated observatory aligned with the stars? Or perhaps a grand burial ground built by a mythical king? The truth remains tantalisingly out of reach.
Imagine standing amongst the towering stones of Stonehenge, feeling their ancient presence all around you. Exclusive Inner Circle Tours grant you this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
To access the Inner Circle, a special ticket from English Heritage is required. Our knowledgeable guides can advise you on securing one alongside your driver-guide booking. A chance to truly appreciate the scale and wonder of this prehistoric marvel, but book early as tickets are limited and sell out quickly! Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour
Stonehenge is just one piece of a vast Neolithic landscape. Explore a network of ancient sites like the impressive Avebury Stone Circle, the West Kennet Long Barrow burial mound, and the mysterious Silbury Hill. These enigmatic sites, scattered across the landscape, offer a glimpse into life thousands of years ago. Combine your Stonehenge tour with these nearby wonders to gain a deeper understanding of this prehistoric era.
Britain boasts a rich tapestry of history, so immerse yourself in the grandeur of Hampton Court Palace, a magnificent Tudor and Baroque marvel built by King Henry VIII. Witness the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony at Windsor Castle, a royal residence steeped in history. Salisbury Cathedral, with its breathtaking spire – the tallest in the country – awaits your exploration.
Winchester Cathedral, commissioned by William the Conqueror and the longest medieval cathedral in Britain, has served as a place of worship for over 900 years. It's the final resting place for Norman and Anglo-Saxon kings, and even the renowned novelist Jane Austen.
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is also one not to be missed; see HMS Victory (Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar) and Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary Rose, which is housed in a museum along with thousands of objects rescued from the ship; sunk during a battle in 1545. HMS Warrior—the first armour-plated warship—is also a popular attraction at the historic naval dockyard.
Visit the university city of Oxford with its 'dreaming spires' or the old market town of Marlborough with its historic churches and fine Town Hall.
Your journey to Stonehenge takes you through the idyllic Wiltshire countryside. Extend your adventure and explore the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Discover charming villages crafted from traditional Cotswold limestone, complete with thatched cottages.
Venture to the picturesque village of Lacock, boasting a 13th-century abbey and a museum dedicated to photography pioneer William Henry Fox Talbot.
Fancy a private Stonehenge tour tailored just for you? The tour companies on this site are right up for it! Whether you're keen on spotting movie filming locations, exploring religious sites, or simply finding the best pub for cracking fish and chips, just let your guide know and they'll whip up a tour that ticks all your boxes.
Need a last-minute stop? No worries! Your guide should be able to sort something special out on the day, no problem. Remember, it's not all about Stonehenge – there's a treasure trove of ancient history, stunning countryside, and charming villages waiting to be explored across England's landscape.
Stonehenge Inner Circle Tour
Stonehenge Half Day Minicoach Tour
