Yes, our driver will wait outside until you finish your Stonehenge visit and then drive you to your destination.
Heathrow to Southampton Taxi Via Stonehenge
Private Airport Transfers Via Stonehenge to Southampton
Enjoy Scenic Stopover at World Famous Stonehenge
Make your trip special with a private stop at Stonehenge—Britain’s most iconic prehistoric monument. With Heathrow to Southampton Taxi, you’ll travel in a clean, spacious vehicle driven by a professional chauffeur who values your comfort and time. This route is perfect for cruise passengers and tourists wanting to explore more without adding stress. Enjoy flexible pick-up times, luggage assistance, and the chance to explore Stonehenge at your own pace. Let Heathrow to Southampton Taxi elevate your transfer with history, convenience, and a touch of timeless wonder.
Heathrow – Stonehenge – Southampton
Add a magical touch to your journey with a stop at Stonehenge – a world-famous UNESCO site full of mystery and history. where a visitor centre and shuttle bring you up close to the legendary stone circle. It’s a timeless experience, well worth the visit.
Note: The price shown is for transport only. If you need the driver to wait, there will be an extra charge per hour. For waiting time rates, please contact our 24/7 helpline or live chat before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much extra time does the Stonehenge stop add to the Heathrow to Southampton journey?
A stop at Stonehenge typically adds around 1 to 2 hours, depending on how long you wish to explore the site and visitor centre.
Mostly Two hours is recommended.
Can I book a private taxi with a stop at Stonehenge?
Yes, this is what we specialise in – making your journey unforgettable.
Do I need to buy Stonehenge tickets in advance?
It’s recommended to book Stonehenge tickets online ahead of time to ensure entry, especially during busy tourist seasons.
Note: We don’t provide Stonehenge tickets – you can book them directly.
Is the taxi driver knowledgeable about Stonehenge and local history?
Our professional chauffeurs are experienced and happy to share interesting facts about Stonehenge and surrounding areas upon request.
Are there restroom and food facilities at Stonehenge?
Yes, Stonehenge has a modern visitor centre with restrooms, a café, and a gift shop.
Is Stonehenge accessible for passengers with limited mobility?
Stonehenge offers accessible paths and facilities, but it is recommended to ask them in advance so they can assist you accordingly.
What type of vehicles do you provide for this journey?
We offer a range of clean, comfortable vehicles to suit every need: Saloon Car, Estate car, MPV (Multiple People Vehicle) and 8-seater options.
For executive travel, we provide Mercedes E-Class and for VIPs, Mercedes S-Class. For executive groups or families, we have spacious Mercedes V-Class vehicles.
Note: You can choose your preferred vehicle after geting an instant online quote.
How far is Stonehenge from Heathrow Airport?
Stonehenge is about 60-90 Minutes drive (approximately 55 miles) from Heathrow Airport, making it a convenient stop en route to Southampton.
How do I book a Heathrow to Southampton taxi with a Stonehenge stop?
You can easily book online or contact our 24/7 helpline at +44 208 004 1300, use live chat, or message us on WhatsApp at +44 7309 011447. Our team is always ready to customise your journey with a stop at Stonehenge.
Helpful Tips for Visiting Stonehenge
Helpful travel tips make your journey smoother, safer, and more enjoyable. They prepare you in advance, helping you avoid common mistakes and unexpected issues. By following tips, you can save time, reduce stress, stay within budget, and enjoy a more comfortable travel experience from start to finish.
- Best Time to Visit:
Early morning or late afternoon is quieter and better for photos. Weekdays and spring or autumn usually have fewer visitors.
- What to Wear:
Bring a jacket and wear sturdy shoes. Small umbrellas are fine.
- Getting There:
It’s best to use taxis, or share a ride since parking is limited. If you drive, follow signs to the Visitor Centre.
- Tickets:
Buy tickets directly with them or at their site. Last tickets are sold two hours before closing. English Heritage members enter free.
- Accessibility:
There is parking and toilets for those with disabilities, and a shuttle from the Visitor Centre to the stones. The Visitor Centre has a café and a shop.
- Respect the Site:
Don’t climb on the stones or damage the area.
- Photos:
Bring a camera to take pictures of this amazing place.