Stonehenge, Salisbury & The New Forest
9:00am - 6:00pm
Adults / Students £30 • Under 16s £25
Stonehenge
Salisbury Cathedral
The New Forest
Testimonials
I had a wonderful day Thank you. Our guide Richard was very hospitable, informative and helpful. It was a lovely sunny day as well.
30 October 2011
My parents really enjoyed their tour to Stonehenge, Salisbury Cathedral and the New Forest. I would never have been able to take them to all three on the same day but they seemed to have really enjoyed themselves. The trip was simple to book. The pick-up was bang on time and they later told me the tour guide/driver on the bus was very helpful. I would definitely recommend this tour on the basis of what I have heard. Thank you for giving my parents a hassle free enjoyable tour.
19 September 2011
The Stonehenge trip was interesting, I also liked Salisbury very much. Thanks for a nice day.
The morning tour to Durdle Door was wonderful too, I only pity that I didn't have the opportunity to take a full day tour to the Jurassic coast.
28 August 2011
- Leave Bournemouth and drive north through Cranborne Chase, the heart of neolithic England.
- Visit Knowlton church and henge, magnet for those interested in the mysteries of Earth energy.
- Visit the magical ancient site of Stonehenge, World Heritage Site (Entrance not included – free to NT and EH members).
- Learn about the millennia of use that created Stonehenge as we see it today. Fortress, calendar, temple or hospital?
- Visit Salisbury, the historic city and market town that grew up around the cathedral.
- Explore Salisbury Cathedral, tallest and most beautiful church building in Britain.
- View the best preserved copy of the Magna Carta, the medieval document written in 1215, that forms the foundation of the rule of law and many countries' constitutions.
- The afternoon is spent driving through the ancient wilderness of the New Forest National Park.
- Learn about the people and practices that have shaped the forest over the last 1000 years.
- Enjoy walks through the forest and observe some of the wildlife that help to form this unique environment.
- Enjoy an afternoon cream tea in one of Burley's tea rooms.
What to bring with you:
- Sensible outdoor footwear.
- Appropriate clothing - if in doubt bring another top, you can always leave it on the minibus.
- Don't forget your camera and/or binoculars.
- Sunscreen and a hat.
Itinerary details change from time to time when attractions open or close or when we think of ways to improve the tour so if there is something you particularly want to experience please contact us to make sure it will be part of the tour on the day that you travel.
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Tour images by Phillip Allen (www.misterphill.com).
Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and St Oswald's images courtesy of Lulworth Estate (www.lulworth.com).
Aerial images of Lulworth Cove courtesy of UK Aerial Photography (www.ukaerialphotography.co.uk).
New Forest images courtesy of Forestry Commission (www.forestry.gov.uk) and New Forest District Council (www.newforest.gov.uk).
Round Barrows image courtesy of Jim Champion (License).
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Isle of Wight images courtesy of Isle of Wight Council (www.islandbreaks.co.uk).
Hambury Tout image © Steve Bailey and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
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