3-Day Stonehenge*, Glastonbury, Bath & the South West Coast Tour from London

Southwest England packs a lot into three days. This small-group tour links Stonehenge, Durdle Door, Dartmoor, Glastonbury, and Bath without asking you to rent a car or change hotels each night. I like the comfortable 16-seat Mercedes minicoach and the fact that two nights in Exeter give you one settled base. I also like the mix of ancient sites, open countryside, seaside views, and old towns.

The main catch is the pace. You cover a large part of southern England, so several stops offer only a quick look. Stonehenge admission and two breakfasts are included, but most other attraction tickets, lunches, and dinners are not. The quality of the experience also depends heavily on your driver-guide. Strong guides such as Pete, Ouen, Sam, Hugh, and Nick have helped make this trip memorable, while less experienced guides have left some passengers wanting more explanation.

Key points to know before booking

Book this tour if you want to see the southwest’s major contrasts in one well-organized trip. Dartmoor, the small vehicle, the Exeter base, and the best guides are the biggest strengths. Stonehenge adds a major cultural landmark, while Bath provides a handsome and satisfying final stop.

Skip it if you want long visits at Glastonbury, Bath, or the Dorset coast. The route is ambitious, and its success depends on accepting short visits and some time on the road. For the right person, this is a practical, scenic introduction to southwest England. For a slower, deeper trip, use it as a map for where to return next.

FAQ

Where does the tour depart from?

The tour departs from Green Line Coach Station on Bulleid Way, London SW1W 9SZ, in the Victoria area.

What time does the tour leave?

Departure is at 9:15 a.m. Check-in closes 15 minutes before departure, and the minicoach leaves on time.

Is Stonehenge admission included?

Yes. Entrance to Stonehenge is included in the tour price.

Are other attraction tickets included?

No. Admissions are not included unless specifically stated. You should expect to pay separately for attractions such as the Roman Baths or Glastonbury Abbey.

Where do you stay during the tour?

You spend both nights in Exeter. At booking, you choose between a 3-star bed and breakfast and a 3-star hotel.

What luggage can you bring?

The detailed tour information limits luggage to 14 kilograms per person, with one carry-on-sized piece and a small onboard bag. The FAQ gives a different limit of 20 kilograms, so confirm the allowance before departure and pack close to the stricter limit.

Is the tour suitable for children and wheelchair users?

The minimum age is five. Children under 1.35 meters may need a booster seat. The minicoach is not wheelchair accessible, although a folding wheelchair or walking frame can be stored if you can board and leave the vehicle independently or with help from a companion.