• Stonehenge - Construction of Stonehenge began in 3100 BC, and it stands today as one of the world’s most renowned landmarks. Upon arrival, the Operator will provide more insights into Stonehenge and its significance.

Options upon arrival:

• Pay to take the mini-bus down the road for a closer view (costs £24, payable upon arrival). English Heritage or National Trust members can use the mini-bus for free.

• Others can enjoy a complimentary walk along the 1-mile road to view it from a wire fence, approximately 5 or 6 meters away.

• Avebury Stone Circle - Located about 20 miles north of Stonehenge, Avebury dates back to around 2800 BC and is the largest stone circle in Europe. Visitors can freely explore the site, which spans over 281 acres, and even touch the stones. The Operator will guide you around the site, sharing information about the stones.

• Uffington - The Uffington White Horse is a massive chalk figure on a hilltop, dating back to 900 BC. It likely served as a tribal emblem, with the remains of Uffington Fort situated behind it. As the highest point in Oxfordshire, the site offers breathtaking views of the countryside. The Operator will provide more details about the site during the visit.

• Private transportation
• On-board restrooms

• Snacks
• mini bus down the road to view it close up it costs £24 to do this, pay when you arrive

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.