From London: Stonehenge Half-Day Trip

Perfect day and weather to explore Stonehenge. Great central and easy to find meeting point. Our driver Kee was very knowledgeable and entertaining, giving a little tour of London as we headed out. He also made sure we had plenty of time to visit the site, which was great as there was no feeling of being rushed. On the way back, Kee gave us more insights into London sights and things to do - and offered a drop-off that was much more convenient to our hotel than going all the way back to central London. I did the multiple stop tour including Stonehenge on a previous trip and thought this one was much more relaxing, making it a great choice if you are with someone who might not be able to do a full day of walking around or if you have evening plans or a show to catch.

This was the second time we used the tour service. Kind personell, good couches even if the double deck one was sot very comfortable for a 2 hour ride.

Victoria Coach Station and the coach departure point were easy to find, the station was clean and compact, clean toilets. The bus was clean and AC worked fine (very hot day). The personnel at departure + arrival seemed to be a bit disorganized/confused considering the fact that this was propably not the first trip organized. However, in the end everything was sorted and all necessary information was given. The trip took a bit longer than stated in the description (+1h) but that was due to the traffic in London. 2 hrs at Stonehenge was well enough for us. The bus was a two-decker, no toilet. Coach parking area at Stonehenge was conveniently located with clean and spacious toilets. In the end, a nice trip, I would go again.

The coach bus left on time! It was easy to find the bus and the tour at Victoria Coach Station. Left Stonehenge on time to come back to London. Seemed the bus driver didn't know where to go when dropping us off at Victoria Coach Station.

It's amazing to see this with my own eyes. The two hours are far too short for a complete experience. We really could have used an extra two hours to follow the audio tour and take in all the information. I hope there will be longer tours in the future for those of us who are genuinely interested.

The bus was easy to locate once I found the correct station but that's due to there being like 4 different places referred to as Victoria Station for busses in London. Once at Stonehenge, we were free to explore on our own for exactly 2 hours. That was plenty of time for me to walk to the site (2km walk that I probably won't do again without being in much better shape), read each of the placards, and chat with Matt (one of the workers on site who was amazingly nice) for quite a while. I took the shuttle back to the visitor's center, shopped the gift shop, and went through the museum. The only thing I didn't do was eat. I'll definitely do this trip again the next time I'm in the UK.