Stonehenge Private Viewing Morning

Stonehenge Special Access/Private Viewing Morning - runs between April - September. Not available in the Winter.

Stonehenge is a "must see" for anyone visiting the UK. Our Stonehenge Special Access Tour gives you privileged access to the Stone Circle in the morning. As one of the country's most famous World Heritage sites most visitors are not allowed direct access to the stones, but we have arranged with English Heritage for privileged access before the site opens to the general public!

*Stonehenge Private Viewing Morning tours resume in April, you can travel to Stonehenge on our daily tour to Stonehenge & Bath 7 days a week http://www.andersontours.co.uk/tourdetails.asp?id=7*

After getting up close and personal with the stones we make our way to Salisbury.

Next stop will be at Salisbury Cathedral, where you will have free time to explore this beautiful and historic medieval Cathedral.

Your fully guided return coach tour includes:

• Entrance into Salisbury Cathedral.
• Entrance into Stonehenge for Special Access to the Stone Circle.

05.30 Depart London after our local pick ups and head southwest to Stonehenge.

07:15 Arrive Stonehenge and have Special Access to the Stone Circle when the site is closed to the public.Our tour lasts for an hour and is fully guided by our local expert!

Experience the history, mystery and magic of the greatest stone circle in the world! You will spend an hour inside the temple complex where your guide will explain the history of this ancient site and the many myths and legends that surround it. You are free to take photographs and video footage (not for commercial use) 

After your Special Access we depart Stonehenge for a short journey to Salisbury Cathedral.

We continue to Salisbury where you will visit one of England's finest cathedrals which was constructed over 750 years ago. The building is famous for its elegant spire - the tallest in England at 404 feet high! In the beautiful, gothic Chapter House there is the chance to view one of the last remaining copies of the Magna Carta (not available on Sunday mornings). There is also ample opportunity to stroll the streets of this ancient, market town and indulge in some souvenir shopping or perhaps some independent sightseeing.

Upon arrival into Salisbury you will have some free time to spend at the cathedral with your guide and in town sightseeing.

13.00 Depart Salisbury for the return journey to London.

15.00hrs Arrive back into London after a magical day out!

Please note the itinerary is intended as a guide and some details may be subject to change.