It was nice trip, even though the bus came to the pickup point by 10 min late after that it went very well. Guide was good in giving an estimate of the travel time and explaining all the history about the places. Bus was neat and clean. Also they arranged a entry ticket to Stonehenge which helped us in saving time and got direct entry without standing in queue.

Excellent tour. Even though out of necessity a significant amount of time is spent travelling, enough time is allocated to see all the main attractions both in Stonehenge and Bath. Hayley, our tour guide, gave us a lot of information in the bus and was very helpful with questions. Our bus driver, Marian, seemed well acquainted with Bath, given that the half-marathon cutting off the normal route but he easily compensated. The sites are both well worth seeing, Stonehenge is indeed all it is made out to be and the museum along with the stone age settlement give a lot of context, there were even two experimental archaeologists on site talking about the tools and techniques. In Bath the Roman baths are the main attraction but the city is very pleasant to walk in and features some very interesting buildings - along with the unique Bath buns and very good fudge. Note: weather can be a huge factor. The bus waited for us an extra 15 minutes, as we were coming from outside London, which was nice

Stonehenge was so magical, definitely a must see in your lifetime. We went in January so it was a bit cold but no rain so I can't complain. Louise the guide was food, she would tell us a few facts just as we entered a destination. She also gave us some tips on where & what to eat (traditional or local foods) while in Bath. Jay the driver was so kind and shared a bit of local candy with the group.