September | 2020 | Stonehenge Guided Tours

At Stonehenge Tours we’ve been working with our London travel partners and program Leaders to ensure that when you are ready to explore Britain again, our collection of small group tours for couples and solo travellers are ready for the new world (post covid-19) that awaits us.

Our exclusive Stonehenge private access tours allow you to walk amongst the Stones at sunrise or sunset when the monument is officially closed to the public.

Stonehenge Small Group Guided Tours
Small Group Tour to Bath and Stonehenge – Book here
Small Group Tour to Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge with Entries – Book here
Small Group Tour of Windsor and Entry to Roman Baths and Stonehenge – Book here
Small Group Tour to Windsor Town and Entry to Stonehenge – Book here
Small Group Tour to Oxford, Entry to Shakespeare’s Birthplace and Cotswolds – Book here
Small Group Stonehenge VIP Special Access Inner Circle Tours – Book here

Responsible Tourism. We take extra care so you stay safe!

The safety of our travellers, tour leader, local guide and support staff has always been our top priority and with the new guidelines for public health and safety for keeping safe for destinations around the world, we’ve developed our plan to give you peace of mind when travelling with us.

If you are visiting Britain as a small group we can organise a private tour tailored to your interests, to help you have the perfect day exploring Stonehenge and beyond!

Our bespoke private tours are designed for families and small groups in our comfortable 8 seat vehicle, or for larger groups we can arrange small group tours in a 16 seat minibus.

Just contact us with your requirements! Let us help make your visit to Stonehenge unforgettable.

New COVID-19 Flexible Policy for 2020 / 2021 Cancellations and Refunds.
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Join one of our exclusive Stonehenge inner circle tours and learn more about this amazing new discovery

Stonehenge Stone Circle News and Information

Researchers created a 3D-printed scale model and broadcast ‘chirps’ at different frequencies
When Stonehenge was intact, the acoustics were more like a movie theater
The sound lingered, suggesting the unique sound effect was used while speaking or singing

A scale model of Stonehenge has been built to try and find out what early visitors to the monument would have heard more than 4,000 years ago.

**Researchers discovered sound briefly lingered inside the model on the mid-frequency range.(University of Salford)**

University of Salford academics recreated the ancient circle to find out how sound would have carried across all the original 157 stones in 2,200BC. The to-scale 1/12th model was made using 3D printing and custom modelling.

Prof Trevor Cox said the model gave an insight “into what our ancestors would have heard in the stone circles”.