Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath - Premium Tours

Windsor Castle

The world’s oldest and largest continually-occupied castle is an extraordinary treasure trove of royal history. British monarchs throughout history, from William the Conqueror to today’s Queen Elizabeth II have left their mark on this magnificent estate.

This tour is a fabulous opportunity to discover the lavish state apartments, home to some of the Royal Collection’s most famous works of art, the delightful Queen Mary’s Dolls House – the largest in the world – and the stunning St. George’s Chapel. 

As the tour departs Windsor for Bath, the bus will pass through Runnymede, the town in which the Magna Carta was signed by King John.

Bath

A city so beautiful it has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bath is one of England’s historic and cultural highlights. 

The guided tour takes in the picturesque terraces of pretty Georgian homes, and provides some unmissable photo opportunities at the beautiful, Gothic Bath Abbey, and Pulteney Bridge overlooking the River Avon. 

You will also enjoy entry to the fabulously preserved Roman Baths that give the city its name.

Stonehenge

The city of Bath isn’t the only UNESCO World Heritage Site you will see, as the tour continues to the famous Stonehenge. 

This 5,000 year old monument has captured the imagination of people around the world for generations, and debate continues about its origins, its purpose and its meaning. 

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Salisbury Plain, this mysterious monument will be an unforgettable finale to your tour of southern England.

Booking information

After you book your tour, we will email you an e-voucher.

You must email Premium Tours to confirm which date you would like to go on the tour at least 48 hours in advance. Contact details will be on your e-voucher. Please contact us if you have any questions about availability

Please note: The order of visit is subject to change. If the State Apartments are closed you will visit Queen Mary's Doll House and St Georges Chapel instead. On Sunday St George's Chapel is closed so you will have extra time to explore the castle.

Please note that failure to contact Premium Tours prior to visiting may result in denied access to the tour. Tours are subject to availability and we recommend you book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Departure dates:

• 1 April – 31 December: Daily
• 1 January - 29 February: Daily except Tuesdays and Fridays
• 1 March - 31 March: Daily
• Closed 24-26 December and 1 January 2020

Departure point:

• Victoria Coach Station, Gate 19-20
• Departure at 7.45am (Check-in starts at 7.30am)
• Return to Gloucester Road underground station in London at 8:30pm (approx.)

Exclusions:

• Food is not included

Disabled access

• This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

"The tour was one of the highlights of our trip. Everything about it was perfect. Thanks for making it a memorable part of our London experience".  James Corbett, Washington DC

For the safety of all of their customers and team, Premium Tours have implemented the following new protocols and measures so that you can feel safe and comfortable travelling with them.

• Face coverings - it is mandatory for all customers to wear face coverings.
• Social distancing & on-board signage - have placed visual reminders on their coaches regarding social distancing whilst on-board.
• Hand sanitiser will be available on all of their coaches to use throughout the day.
• Due to reduced capacity for all of their vehicles, the seats will be pre-planned and allocated in advance.
• Temperature check - All customers as well as staff are temperature checked.
• Cleaning - They have implemented an enhanced cleaning regime. Vehicles are cleaned throughout the day with antiviral products, with particular attention paid to all high contact areas and a disinfectant fogging system used nightly on all coaches.
• Premium Tours has received the "We're Good to Go" mark which is a nationwide industry standard to make sure that services adhere to the COVID-19 reopening guidance from the Government and Public Health England.