Celtic countries & storybook England

Arrive at your departure airport ready to board a flight to Dublin, the Irish capital. Night on board.**If either your outbound or inbound flights depart in the early hours (before 4:00 a.m.), you must arrive at the airport the night before the indicated departure day.

Arrive at Dublin airport, meet your driver and transfer to the hotel. Once settled, spend the rest of the day exploring the Irish capital at your leisure. Take a stroll along the banks of the River Liffey to admire the city's diverse architecture, or head straight to the vibrant Temple Bar area to enjoy the cosy atmosphere of Dublin's best pubs and eateries.A number of venues in the area hold regular live music performances so be sure to catch one of these for an unforgettable start to your journey through Ireland. Overnight stay in Dublin.

Breakfast at the hotel. Today, enjoy a walking tour of Dublin. Explore the most emblematic sights and get to know the history of this wonderful capital. Pass by famous Trinity College, the oldest university in Ireland and whose library is home to the legendary Book of Kells.Continue to the Temple Bar area, the cultural center of Dublin and home to colorful pubs which host live Irish music and dance performances. Learn the legend of the Ha’Penny Bridge over the River Liffey and stroll past Dublin Castle, the seat of British Rule in Ireland for over 700 years.Continue past Christchurch Cathedral and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Ireland's largest church and named after the beloved patron Saint of Ireland. The remainder of the day is free to enjoy your last moments in Dublin at your leisure. Why not take a self-guided tour of the Guinness Storehouse and enjoy a complimentary pint at the end.* For dinner and a show, you can join our optional Irish evening.** Overnight stay in Dublin.*You will have the option to buy an optional ticket package for several attractions in the next step of the booking process. To guarantee optional services, we recommend that you add them to your current booking, as they are subject to availability. Guinness Storehouse visit is part of the optional ticket package you can buy in the next step of the booking process.**Optional Irish evening with dance show and dinner: Enjoy a 3-course dinner and an evening filled with traditional Irish song and dance.

Breakfast at the hotel. Leave the capital behind today as you travel to the town of Athlone, which sits on the River Shannon in the center of the county.Take a panoramic tour of Athlone to see its impressive 13th-century castle and historic streets. After some time at your leisure, continue to Galway a port city on Ireland’s west coast, where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean.Visit the city center, learn about its history and explore Eyre Square, a popular meeting spot surrounded by shops and traditional pubs, many of which still offer traditional Irish folk music shows. Overnight stay in County Galway. Distance covered today: 134 miles (approx. 3hrs)

Breakfast at the hotel. Depart towards Connemara National Park, a beautiful cultural region, situated in County Galway. Connemara is known for its strong connection to traditional Irish culture and immaculate landscapes.Admire the rolling countryside, home to wild Connemara ponies. After a day of exploring the rich landscapes of rural Ireland, return to your hotel and enjoy the evening at your leisure. Overnight stay in County Galway. Distance covered today: 99 miles (approx. 3hrs)

Breakfast at the hotel. Discover one of the most iconic landscapes in Ireland: the stunning Cliffs of Moher! Stretching along the coastline for around 14-kilometers, these dramatic sea cliffs overlook the wild waters of the Atlantic.Set off towards County Kerry, stopping along the way in Limerick, one of the oldest and most important cities in Ireland, dating back to the 12th-century. Don't miss the chance to take a tour through the medieval times in King John's Castle.* Afterward, continue to the southwest of Ireland and into Kerry, home to the beautiful scenery of the Killarney National Park. Transfer to the hotel and overnight stay in Killarney. Distance covered today: 155 miles (approx. 5hrs)*King John's Castle visit is part of the optional ticket package you can buy in the next step of the booking process.

Breakfast at the hotel. Explore the Ring of Kerry today, an area of immense natural beauty, glistening lakes and dramatic coastlines, home to incredible beaches and charming seaside villages.In the afternoon, head towards Cork, known as the culinary capital of Ireland and famed for its fantastic food market. It's also home to brilliant museums and art galleries and the legendary Shandon Bells. Overnight stay in County Cork. Distance covered today: 149 miles (approx. 4hrs)

Breakfast at the hotel. Begin the journey back to Dublin, stopping along the way at the medieval town of Kilkenny with its cobblestoned streets and imposing St. Canices Cathedral, here you can learn about the architecture and family who lived in Kilkenny Castle.*After some time at your leisure, continue towards the capital. Arrive in Dublin and enjoy the evening at your leisure, hitting the bars or revisiting your favorite sights. Overnight stay in Dublin.*Kilkenny Castle visit is part of the optional ticket package you can buy in the next step of the booking process.

Breakfast at the hotel. At the indicated time, transfer to the airport for a flight to Edinburgh. Arrive in Edinburgh and self-transfer* to the hotel.The capital of Scotland, Edinburgh is famed for its charming medieval Old Town and elegant Georgian New Town with neoclassical gardens and buildings. The rest of the day is free at your leisure to explore the city. Overnight stay in Edinburgh.*You will have the option to add a transfer from the airport to your hotel in the next step of the booking process.

Breakfast at the hotel. Today, embark on an adventure towards the highlands. En route, you will stop by Stirling, a charming city in central Scotland where you will briefly visit a couple of historical sites and attractions such as the Wallace Monument, arguable the most important landmark of the city. You will have time to explore Stirling at your own pace, ideal for you to grab lunch.After spending some time in Stirling’s urban and natural beauty, continue north to visit one of Scotland’s most famous exports; whisky. You will tour a working distillery where you will become acquainted with the processes and production and sample a ‘wee dram’. Dinner and overnight stay in the Highlands.

Breakfast at the hotel. Today, make your way towards the west of Scotland for a visit to the beautiful and scenic Isle of Skye, known for its rugged landscapes, medieval castles and picturesque fishing villages. Take this time to appreciate Scotland in its full natural glory.On the way back to your hotel, you will hop on a brief cruise on Loch Ness for an unforgettable experience. If you’re lucky, you may even catch a glimpse of Nessie! Dinner and overnight stay in the Highlands.

Breakfast at the hotel. Get ready to head back down to the south of Scotland to acquaint yourself with its biggest city, Glasgow. En route, stop in Fort Augustus which sits on the impressive 60 mile Caledonian Canal, halfway between Inverness and Fort William and offering spectacular views down Loch Ness.From here, continue south through the Trossachs and Loch Lomond, the largest loch in the country. Once you have arrived in Glasgow, you will check-in to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. Overnight stay in Glasgow.

Breakfast at the hotel. This morning, take part in a city tour of Glasgow where you will learn about its history, culture and impressive architecture and stop by some of its most emblamatic attractions, including: the Glasgow Cathedral, the Kelvingrove art gallery and more.From here, enjoy some free time at your leisure to grab a bite to eat. Next, head back to Edinburgh to embark on another city tour where you will familiarize yourself with its top sites, including the Royal Mile and more. Overnight stay in Edinburgh.

Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy the entire day at your own leisure; the perfect way to take in the beauty of the city one last time at your own pace. Perhaps this would also be a good time to go shopping for some souvenirs to take back home or stop by impressive the Edinburgh Castle. For dinner, you're invited to an optional experience* called the Spirit of Scotland. Overnight stay in Edinburgh.*Optional Spirit of Scotland dinner and show: Dine on 3 delightful courses as you enjoy an exciting show of song and dance that showcases the unique artistic traditions of Scotland.

Breakfast at the hotel. London’s calling! At the indicated time, self-transfer to the train station and head to one of Europe’s most exciting cities.You can admire the city landmarks and streets at your leisure. This will be your opportunity to take pictures of the most emblematic sites like Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey. Overnight stay in London.

Breakfast at the hotel. Today you can enjoy the capital at your leisure. Why not go shopping along Oxford Street or Carnaby Street, stroll along the vibrant South Bank, or visit Buckingham Palace to watch the Changing of the Guards? We also recommend joining our optional afternoon tea for a true taste of English tradition.* Overnight stay in London.*Optional English Afternoon Tea: for a traditional English occasion, sip tea at The Rubens at the Palace. Relax in this luxury hotel overlooking the Royal Mews, the historic stables that house royal horses and carriages, while enjoying delicate pastries and cakes prepared by the pastry kitchen. From the impressive selection of teas to the refined setting, this elegant ritual offers an unforgettable experience.

Breakfast at the hotel. You'll leave London behind, and your guide will take you to the historic university town of Cambridge. You’ll stroll its beautiful streets, enjoying the riverside views and its iconic landmarks such as King’s College Chapel and the “Backs”, a series of colleges alongside the River Cam.You will then visit the Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial, dedicated to American servicemen who fought in WWII, a peaceful yet poignant place to reflect on history. Afterward, we travel north to Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire to discover its secrets and mysteries.You’ll end your day in the cultural city of Sheffield, where you’ll have free time to enjoy its vibrant art scene, green spaces and historic sites. Overnight stay in Sheffield.

Breakfast at the hotel. You’ll leave Sheffield behind on your way to York, known for its Roman roots and Viking past. On your walking tour, you’ll explore the narrow, cobbled streets and the famous Shambles medieval shopping district. Your tour finishes at one of the largest Gothic cathedrals Europe has to offer: York Minster.*We will then head west to the city of Liverpool, the birthplace of The Beatles and known for its rich maritime history, stunning waterfront, and dynamic arts and cultural scene. A panoramic tour will take you to Royal Albert Dock, The Cavern Club, and the impressive Liverpool Cathedral. Music lovers will have the option to visit The Beatles Museum*. You’ll then enjoy some free time to experience the city nightlife and music history. Overnight stay in Liverpool.*York Minster and The Beatles Museum are part of an optional ticket package. You will have the option to buy this package for several attractions in the next step of the booking process. To guarantee optional services, we recommend that you add them to your current booking, as they are subject to availability.

Breakfast at the hotel. Be ready to visit the birthplace of William Shakespeare: Stratford-upon-Avon. Take a stroll along the river and admire the city's literary history and enchanting Tudor architecture.The journey continues south to Birmingham, known for its eclectic architecture, vibrant arts scene, and shopping districts such as the Bullring. You’ll enjoy a panoramic tour of the city, taking in landmarks like Victoria Square, Library of Birmingham, and the Jewellery Quarter. You’ll then have free time to take a relaxing walk alongside the canal before choosing among the various restaurants to enjoy a traditional English dinner. Overnight stay in Birmingham.

Breakfast at the hotel. You’ll head to the city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Georgian architecture and ancient Roman Baths. On a walking tour, you’ll explore the charming streets and terraced houses, including The Royal Crescent, The Circus, and Bath Abbey.From here, you will visit one of the world’s most iconic prehistoric monuments: Stonehenge! You’ll have time to explore the enigmatic stone circle to contemplate and try to uncover its secrets and mysteries. You’ll then head to Swindon for a relaxing evening. Overnight stay in Swindon.

Breakfast at the hotel. We leave Swindon behind for the historic city of Oxford, home of the oldest English-speaking university in the world. You’ll take a tour to explore the bustling streets and admire the medieval architecture and vibrant academic atmosphere. You’ll have time to explore the beautiful grounds of a college in Oxford.* Afterward, you’ll travel to the city of Windsor, where you will be able to explore at your leisure. You’ll be free to explore its quaint streets, visit the lush Windsor Great Park, or take a scenic walk along the river. Here you will have the opportunity to enter the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world.* You will then return to London. Overnight stay in London. * The visit to a college in Oxford and Windsor Castle are part of the optional ticket package.

Breakfast* at the hotel. It’s time to say goodbye to jolly old England and head back home. Self-transfer to the airport for your return flight.***Depending on the return flight schedule and the hotel breakfast service, you may not be able to enjoy the included breakfast on the last day.**The airport transfers in London are not included. Both transfers can be added for an additional cost in the next step of the booking process.