Bath, Somerset to Amesbury, Wiltshire from $11: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

Compare Train, Bus, Flight, and Driving Options

Get detailed, step-by-step directions below for your trip from Bath to Amesbury with 1Map travel planner. Easily compare ticket prices, explore various transport options, and find the best routes for a seamless and cost-effective travel experience.

Company

various

Train

Bus

Average Duration

1h  53m

Estimated price

$25-58

Recommended

Select

Company

various

Drive

Average Duration

50m

Estimated price

$11-17

Cheapest

Select

Open full-size map

Distance: 63 km

Duration: 50m

See more options

Filters

Sort by

 

Company

various

Bus

Average Duration

2h  59m

Estimated price

$27-33

Select

Company

various

Taxi

Average Duration

50m

Estimated price

$94-126

Select

Browse car rentalsExplore flights

Traveling From Bath to Amesbury

The journey from Bath, with its stunning Georgian architecture and vibrant culture, to Amesbury, known for its rich history and proximity to ancient Stonehenge, showcases a delightful contrast in experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Amesbury

Amesbury offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm.

City Center

• Home to shops and cafes.

• Easy access to local attractions.

Stonehenge Road

• Close to the iconic Stonehenge.

• Scenic views and walking paths.

Amesbury West

• A quieter, residential area.

• Ideal for family-friendly activities.

Best Times To Visit Amesbury's Attractions

Planning your visit can enhance your experience in Amesbury's highlights.

Stonehenge

Visit early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and stunning light.

Amesbury Abbey

Weekdays offer a quieter atmosphere to explore the beautiful gardens.

Old Sarum

Early spring or fall showcases scenic views without the summer rush.

Amesbury Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Amesbury experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild summers and cool winters, making spring and early autumn the best times to visit for pleasant weather. Be prepared for occasional rain throughout the year, as this can impact outdoor activities and sightseeing opportunities.

Dining in Amesbury: A Local Flavor

For a distinctive culinary experience, try the traditional Dorset crab at The Red Lion, where the focus on local ingredients and rustic ambiance create a cozy vibe that differs from Bath’s sophisticated dining scene. This dish captures the essence of the coastal flavors nearby, offering a fresh taste that showcases regional fare.