Salisbury to Stonehenge
Salisbury station
· 25 min
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£31.75
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Stonehenge is 12 miles from Salisbury station. The Stonehenge Tour bus runs hourly from the station (£20.50 adult return, last bus back 17:15 in winter), or our shared shuttle takes you at the time you choose in about 25 minutes, from £5.50 each. Book your Stonehenge entry ticket separately, and in advance to save up to 15%.
Updated October 2026
The Stonehenge Tour bus runs hourly from the station; our shared shuttle goes at the time you choose, so you can stay as long as you like, and add Woodhenge, about 2 miles away.
Bus, walk, taxi or shuttle?
The Stonehenge Tour bus runs hourly from the station, 10:05 to 14:05 in winter or 15:05 in summer, at £20.50 for an adult return.
Our shared shuttle runs from Salisbury station to the visitor centre at the time you choose.
| Way | How it works | Time | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared shuttle | Salisbury station to the visitor centre | About 25m | From £5.50 each |
| The Stonehenge Tour bus | Hourly from the station 10:05 to 14:05 (winter) or 15:05 (summer); no bus passes | 35m | £20.50 adult return, £14 child, £55 family |
| Taxi | From the rank at the station | About 25m | Not published |
| Drive and park | 12 miles, park at the visitor centre | About 25m | £4 parking (RingGo, in advance); free for English Heritage and National Trust members |
Checked October 2026.
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When is Stonehenge open, and how much are tickets?
From 9:30 to 18:00 from 28 March to 6 September, and 9:30 to 17:00 the rest of the year; adult advance tickets cost £24.65 to £29.32 depending on the day.
| Fact | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Opening times | 9:30 to 18:00, 28 March to 6 September; 9:30 to 17:00 the rest of the year; closed 25 December; last entry 90 minutes before closing (English Heritage’s pages disagree on summer evenings, so check before you go) | English Heritage: Stonehenge questions and answers |
| Entry tickets | Adult advance £24.65 to £29.32 depending on the day; booking by midnight the day before saves up to 15%; English Heritage and National Trust members, under 5s and carers free | English Heritage: Stonehenge tickets, English Heritage 2026/27 rates |
| At the site | Visitor centre to the stones is about 1.3 miles each way; a free shuttle runs between them; free wheelchairs, first come first served | English Heritage: Stonehenge questions and answers |
| Combine with | Woodhenge (about 2 miles away), Old Sarum on the way | English Heritage: Stonehenge directions |
Checked October 2026.
How long is the journey from Salisbury to Stonehenge?
About 25 minutes by shuttle from Salisbury station to the visitor centre.
How much is a shuttle from Salisbury to Stonehenge?
£5.50 each in a full shuttle of 8, or £31.75 for the whole vehicle.
Everyone pays an equal share, so each person who joins lowers everyone’s price. Nothing is taken until 2 hours before pickup.
| People sharing | Each |
|---|---|
| 2 | £16.75 |
| 3 | £11.75 |
| 4 | £9.25 |
| 5 | £7.75 |
| 6 | £6.75 |
| 7 | £6.04 |
| 8 (full) | £5.50 |
| Whole vehicle (private) | £31.75 in total |
What if nobody else books my shuttle?
If nobody has joined you 2 hours before pickup, it doesn’t run and you pay nothing. If you’d rather keep it as the whole vehicle for £31.75, choose that when you book or on your trip page.
What about luggage, children, wheelchairs and dogs?
There’s room for bags in the boot, and a folding wheelchair fits too: tell us when booking so the driver knows.
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We don’t provide child seats, please bring your own.
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Assistance dogs only, please: no other animals.
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Questions and answers
Yes, the Stonehenge Tour bus, hourly from the station from 10:05.
£20.50 for an adult return, £14 for a child, £55 for a family.
17:15 in winter. Our shuttle runs at the time you choose.
No, bus passes aren’t accepted on the Stonehenge Tour.
Taxi fares aren’t published. Our shared shuttle is from £5.50 each, or £31.75 for the whole vehicle.
No, it’s £4, paid in advance by RingGo; free for English Heritage and National Trust members.
Book your entry ticket separately: booking by midnight the day before saves up to 15%.
It’s 12 miles, so most people take the bus, drive or a shuttle.
Yes, Woodhenge is about 2 miles away, and free to visit.
From £5.50 each in a full shuttle of 8, or £31.75 for the whole vehicle. Prices drop as more people join.
Shared shuttles are free to cancel until 2 hours before pickup, whether you started the shuttle or joined it. Private shuttles are free to cancel up to 24 hours before pickup.
At the drop off point near the main entrance of Salisbury train station.
More than 2 hours before pickup you can change to another shuttle for free. Within 2 hours, including a late train, your seat is paid for: if you miss your shuttle, you can hop on a later one that day with free seats at no extra cost. If none has free seats, you book a new one at the normal price.
We don’t provide child seats, please bring your own.
Assistance dogs only, please: no other animals.
Sorry, bikes can’t be taken in the shuttle.
Where these facts come from
English Heritage: Stonehenge directions
English Heritage: Stonehenge questions and answers
English Heritage: Stonehenge tickets
English Heritage 2026/27 rates
Salisbury Reds: The Stonehenge Tour
The Stonehenge Tour timetable
Salisbury Reds tickets
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Updated October 2026
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