Experience one of the most extraordinary cultural events in England on this special Summer Solstice tour from London. Travel through the Wiltshire countryside with an expert guide to arrive at Stonehenge for the annual Summer Solstice sunset celebrations, marking the longest day of the year in a truly unforgettable setting.
This unique event brings together ancient history, modern tradition and a vibrant atmosphere as visitors gather around the stones to celebrate the solstice. Depending on the option selected, your journey may also include time at Avebury stone circle and a traditional early evening supper before heading on to Stonehenge.
Celebrate the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge, one of the few occasions each year when access is granted during this powerful seasonal moment. Arriving in the early evening, you will have time to absorb the atmosphere as the sun begins to set over the ancient stones and the celebrations unfold.
This is a rare opportunity to experience Stonehenge in a completely different way from a standard daytime visit. The changing light, lively energy and sense of shared tradition make this an unforgettable highlight for those interested in ancient history and cultural events.
The tour departs from a central London meeting point, typically Millennium Gloucester Hotel in South Kensington. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to allow time for check in.
Departure is usually in the early afternoon, with arrival at Stonehenge in the early evening. The tour returns to London late at night. Exact timings may vary depending on traffic and event conditions.
The Summer Solstice marks the longest day of the year and is celebrated by thousands of visitors who gather at Stonehenge to enjoy the sunset, atmosphere and ancient traditions.
Yes. The Summer Solstice is a very popular event and attracts large crowds, creating a lively and energetic atmosphere.
A traditional early evening supper is included if selected with your booking option.
Yes. During the Summer Solstice event you will have time to walk around and among the stones as part of the celebrations.
We recommend comfortable footwear, warm layers and weather appropriate clothing, as the event takes place outdoors and conditions can change.
Yes, although please note the atmosphere can be lively and the return to London is late at night.
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