Visits the historic Stonehenge, which is a “must see” for anyone visiting the UK, as well as Avebury, which is ringed by the largest stone circle in the world and West Kennet Long Barrow in Wiltshire. This tour includes a walking tour of Avebury, entrance to Stonehenge, luxury return coach travel and the services of a tour manager.
2 hr - At the end of the tour you will visit the most famous Neolithic monument in the UK, Stonehenge. You will get time to explore on your own, walking around the stones and the exhibition.
2 hr - Firstly we visit the quirky village of Avebury which is built in the middle of a Neolithic stone circle. You will be given a guided tour on arrival and then left to explore the village on your own.
45 min - Your Tour Manager will take you up a hill to see a 5000 year old Neolithic tomb. You can go inside this ancient burial site and see the mysterious Silbury hill across the valley. (Not suitable for wheelchairs.)
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This is by far one of the best tours I've been on in the UK. From discovering the secret place in West Kennet Long Barrow with a lot of myth surrounding it to taking walks in Avebury just a short drive away, and ending the day at the amazingly famous Stonehenge.
We enjoyed seeing the sites that the tour included. We have read about them, but seeing was a terrific experience.
Joined the Stonehenge and Avebury tour today with my daughter~ super thankful to our guide Michel~ He is friendly yet professional~ He is very knowledgeable~ And we had an amazing day!!! Once again~ thank you so much Michel and hope to see you again soon~
Michael the guide was informative, and was able to not only talk about the three sites we visited, but was also able to point out parts of British history along the drive. He had a friendly demeanor and was able to answer all our questions. The three sites are also thematically linked, and while Stonehenge is the big ticket item, West Kennet and Avebury were also enjoyable. Only note i need to make is that their is a bit of walking, particularly on dirt/grass, so wear comfy and appropriate shoes.
The order of the stops was perfect but we could have used about a half hour longer at Stonehenge to see the visitor center exhibits, and a quick stop at Woodhenge would have been nice as well. It would have made a longer day but it would be worth it - the Stonehenge visitor center wasn’t closing when we left.
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