London Walks Day Trips

I believe there is some confusion. I think London Walks handles just the fee for the guides, though it attempts to provide accurate information about rail fares and entry fees for planning purposes.

I was unable to find a description of the Salisbury/Stonehenge walk on the company website, but I believe it's just the guide's fee that is waived for children. Entry fees might be lower for kids, though. And there might be a special deal on rail fares, too.

The train won't be free for children neither will entrance to Stonehenge. I can't imagine London Walks absorbing those two costs so I would suspect the only free part is the guide.

The general rule on train tickets in England is that children between 5 and 15 are half the adult fare.

Hi, agree with above - expect the guide fee is the only thing with no charge. But why don't you email them and ask?

I did this walk a few years ago with Simon. Stonehenge not my thing. But glad I've done it.
Katy

Do email them. They are very quick to answer and will be able to tell you exactly how much money you need to have on hand to give the guide. When I emailed earlier about a day trip they explained that I was not to purchase my train tickets - just show up and the guide would purchase for the group at a discount.

Thanks everybody, I will email them.

Thank you David. I emailed them earlier today and haven't heard back yet, but this helps a lot!