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The best Bath day trips

Stonehenge, the Cotswolds, Lacock and Wells, all doable in a day from Bath. One listing per itinerary, so you compare real choices.

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Stonehenge is the most popular day out from Bath, and the tours on this page reach it in several ways: a half-day small-group trip with entry included, a longer day that adds villages in the Cotswolds, and a private half-day tour by car. The page also lists a good number of walks inside the city itself, including Blue Badge guided walks, a Georgian tour, a ghost walk, a Bridgerton walk and a cryptic treasure hunt, so check the description before you book if you want to leave Bath.

At the time of checking, the half-day Stonehenge trip took about four hours and was listed from £75. The Stonehenge and Cotswolds day lasted close to nine hours and was listed from about £91.67, and the private Stonehenge tour from £203. City walks of around two hours started from about £15 to £25.50.

Before you book

Stonehenge is about an hour to an hour and a half from Bath by road, so a half-day trip leaves the afternoon free. Check whether entry to the stones is included in the price. Salisbury Plain is exposed, so bring a warm, waterproof layer outside summer. In winter, light fades by late afternoon, which shortens time in the Cotswold villages.

Bath day trips: questions

How far is Stonehenge from Bath?

It is about an hour to an hour and a half by road. You can also take the train to Salisbury and the Stonehenge Tour bus from there.

Can I see Stonehenge and the Cotswolds in one day from Bath?

Yes, one tour on this page combines both in a day of close to nine hours. Admission to Stonehenge is included in that listing.

Is a half-day Stonehenge tour enough?

For most visitors it is, as the visit to the stones and visitor centre takes a couple of hours. It also leaves you time to see Bath the same day.

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