Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath from London

An excellent day trip to escape the city for a taste of the English countryside. The tour bus left promptly from Victoria Coach Station, our tour guide Peter, was witty and knowledgeable and shared points of interest, historical facts and other useful information throughout the entire tour. Windsor Castle was the first stop, tickets are obtained by the guide as part of the tour, there is a security checkpoint then your tour begins with a multimedia guide. You will get a chance to explore the State Apartments and St George’s Chapel (useful tip: photography is not permitted in these areas). The changing of the guards is also a great highlight to see, overall you will have a little under 2 hours to explore, so use your time wisely. Stonehenge is a bit of a drive so take the opportunity to rest up on the bus. The tour company provides a great little guide for you to explore the history and myths of Stonehenge, which is truly an awesome site to take in (useful tip: please note for conservation purposes you are not permitted to get close to the stones because in the past visitors have defaced the monument). You are transported to the actual site via a shuttle bus which runs every 15 minutes from the parking areas you will have about an hour to explore the site and take in all the facts. However if you are prefer to capture a few pictures, and not explore there is a nice gift shop and cafe to catch a quick bite as there are no actual lunch stops included in the tour. Breathtaking Bath is the last stop, the quaint historic town is really enjoyable, there is an option to explore the Roman Baths which is recommended however the multimedia tour is a bit long, so you will need to time yourself accordingly if you wish to explore some of the town also, you will have about 2 hours in Bath so use your time wisely. The views leaving Bath are great so I recommend you stay awake for about 15 minutes to get some nice snapshots, the drive back to London is long so you can take a nap on drive back. I recommend you dress comfortably for the trip with comfortable walking shoes as some areas you explore are steep, travelling with water is also recommended, warm food is not allowed on the bus, however snacks and cold foods are permitted (e.g. chips, sandwiches etc.) Overall this is a great day trip and ideal if you want to see a bit more of England, Peter is a great tour guide and Valentine the bus driver was also great. Lastly try to be at the bus at least 5 minutes before the stated departure time to be courteous to your fellow travellers and allow for a more efficient, enjoyable and timely trip.

It was a fantastic trip! Our guide Eugene was very knowledgeable and entertaining. He knew a lot about those places and he really shared hiw knowledge. He was also not pushy but very friendly. The driver Dave was also good, no complaints. Safety should always come first, especially if you travel on a bus. The bus was modern. We were the first group at Windsor Castle in line on Saturday and Eugene made sure we did not have to wait. Of course, everyone in a big group has to be on board. You cannot wait on a single person getting coffee until other groups pass you. We were able to see the Staterooms, St. Georges and the Changing of the guards. In our 2 hours there, we were also able to see the wonderful Mall leading to the Castle. Stonehenge was wonderful, so was Bath. To everyone who is complaining that they do not have enough time at those places: Just read the information that is provided! You know that you simply can't spend a day at Windsor. You could spend a week there, but if you are limited in time, that is not possible. Also, Stonehenge has a history that spreads a few thousand years and the whole areal is huge. You could camp there and would still explore new things. Bath is also wonderful for a weekend getaway. But hey, you are on vacation and you decided to see those three wonderful places on one day, so don't complain afterwards. Read everything you can get before visiting those places, and afterwards too. Thus you can make the most out of it. Also, if you complain about not having enough time, open a map and see how far away from London and each other those places are. But don't be lazy and complain afterwards. For a short impression, the trip was really wonderful. Oh, and I have been working in the travel industry for quite a while, this trip / tour company was - at least during our experience - superb!

Fantastic trip. Thank you so much to Mel our guide and Paul our driver. Mel explained everything we needed to know before we arrived at each destination. Please try to make sure Mel and Paul are in charge of your trip.

The tour was wonderful and our guide Mel and driver Paul were amazing. Would recommend this tour to others.

Definitely a tour to be taken. Eugene our guide was great!! The three stops were all one of kind. Bath puts you back in time for sure.

Andy who’s a retired Army and Scotland Yard officer, was an excellent guide. Extremely knowledgeable and an outstanding story teller. Made the shuttle rides go by quickly. Would highly recommend this tour. Keep in mind Evan tours has a booth at the Victoria Coach station that you need to check into first.

We did the Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Bath tour knowing it would be a full day. Our driver, Steve and guide, Rodney were great. The trip was well paced and the timing was good. We had a good visit at each site and were back home by 7:00 pm. Full day but very enjoyable.

This trip was incredible! A long day, but worth every penny. Fantastic way to see the sites outside of the city in one day.

Mel the tour guide was great. He was funny, knowledgeable and took care of the tour like a champ. Job well done

Everything was great, theres was no a weak spot on this tour, Kevin (Tour Guide) attention to the people who were with us and knowledge about the places was exceptional, we went for Stonehenge but Bath is beautiful, so we strongly recommend the tour!