Our shuttle
The Salisbury to Stonehenge Shuttle Bus
A silver Ford Tourneo Custom minibus running direct from Salisbury Station to Stonehenge Visitor Centre. Six departures daily, return included — board any later shuttle on the day.
The easiest way to get from Salisbury to Stonehenge without a car is the Salisbury to Stonehenge Shuttle, £15 return per person, departs from opposite Salisbury Station six times daily. The journey takes 35 minutes with a reserved seat and free luggage storage. Book online in 2 minutes.
| Option | Journey time | Cost (return) | Book in advance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stonehenge Shuttle (this site) | 35 min | £15 per person | Yes — online |
| Stonehenge Tour bus (Salisbury Reds) | 35–45 min | £22–25 per person | Recommended |
| Taxi | 20 min | £30–40 each way | Optional |
| Car | 20 min | Fuel + £18 parking | Parking must be pre-booked |
| Cycling | 50–60 min each way | Free | No |
| Walking | 3.5–4 hrs each way | Free | No |
Our shuttle departs directly from Caboose at 115 South Western Road, Salisbury, 2 minutes from the train station exit. It runs six times daily at 10:15, 11:15, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15 and 15:15. The journey to Stonehenge takes 35 minutes with no intermediate stops.
The £15 return ticket includes your outbound journey, return journey, and free luggage storage at Caboose for the day. Seats are limited to 12 per departure, so booking in advance is strongly recommended.
The Stonehenge Tour (operated by Salisbury Reds) is a hop on hop off service that departs from outside Salisbury train station and also stops at Old Sarum. It is larger, runs on a fixed public timetable, and does not include luggage storage or refreshments. Tickets cost between £22 and £25 per adult.
A taxi from Salisbury to Stonehenge takes around 20 minutes each way. Expect to pay £30 to £40 each way, making it £60 to £80 return for a single person. For groups of 4 or more this can be competitive with the shuttle. There is a taxi rank outside Salisbury train station.
The drive takes roughly 20 minutes via the A360 or A303. Parking at Stonehenge must be booked in advance through English Heritage and costs £18 per car for a standard visit. The car park can reach capacity during peak season. Note that arrival is in the Stonehenge coach car park, not beside the stones.
Yes. Both the Stonehenge Shuttle and the Stonehenge Tour public bus (Salisbury Reds) travel directly from Salisbury to Stonehenge without intermediate stops. The shuttle picks up from Caboose, 115 South Western Road, which is 2 minutes from the train station.
Stonehenge is approximately 9.5 miles (15km) from Salisbury city centre. By shuttle the journey takes 35 minutes.
The Stonehenge Shuttle costs £15 per person return, which is cheaper than a taxi and similar to the public Stonehenge Tour bus price. Walking and cycling are free but take significantly longer.
Technically yes, but it is approximately 9.5 miles each way, which is a 3.5 to 4 hour walk. Parts of the route are alongside busy A-roads without a pavement. Walking is not recommended for the average visitor.
Our shuttle
A silver Ford Tourneo Custom minibus running direct from Salisbury Station to Stonehenge Visitor Centre. Six departures daily, return included — board any later shuttle on the day.