01days
London
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Arrive in London, transfer to the hotel, and the rest of the day is free.
02days
London
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18:00We’ll meet at Piccadilly Circus to explore on foot Leicester Square, Chinatown, and Soho, enjoying its vibrant atmosphere, theaters, and entertainment.
20:30We’ll return to the hotel.
03days
London
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A full day in London with no road transfer, free to explore.
04days
London - Cambridge - York - Durham
480 km
07:30Departure from London. We’ll head north, traveling through the English countryside.
10:00Cambridge. You’ll have time to admire the beautiful colleges.
12:00Departure from Cambridge. We’ll continue north, passing through agricultural fields and the legendary Sherwood Forest, former home of Robin Hood. more
We’ll stop at a service area for lunch.
15:30York. We’ll see the ancient Roman walls and walk towards the cathedral. You’ll have time to explore the lively shopping streets.
17:30Departure from York. We’ll resume our journey north.
19:30Durham. This impressive medieval city invites you to stroll its cobbled streets and discover its cathedral and castle, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. more
Accommodation.
05days
Durham - Alnwick - Edinburgh
230 km
08:30Departure from Durham. We’ll travel to the north of England, skirting the edge of Newcastle.
09:45Arrival in Alnwick. This medieval town is dominated by its large castle and beautiful gardens, famously featured in the Harry Potter films. more
Enjoy time to visit the castle (admission not included) or stroll around.
11:15Departure from Alnwick. We’ll cross into Scotland.
13:15Edinburgh. As Scotland’s capital and one of the most vibrant cities in Northern Europe, Edinburgh’s monumental center has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. more
The castle overlooks the city’s steep streets and parks. The city comes to life in the summertime during the "Edinburgh Festival" and its various shows. You will have free time at leisure.
06days
Edinburgh
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A full day in Edinburgh with no road transfer, free to explore.
07days
Edinburgh - The Kelpies - Stirling - Pitlochry - Culloden - Inverness
305 km
08:00Departure from Edinburgh. On our way, we’ll stop to photograph The Kelpies, enormous sculptures of two horse heads inspired by Scottish mythology. more
They symbolize the strength and beauty of horses and their connection to water and land. We’ll then continue to another historic city near Edinburgh.
09:00Stirling. This city has an impressive historic center dominated by the grand castle, one of the most significant in Scotland. more
It has witnessed numerous historical events, including legendary battles and the coronation of several kings. Tickets to visit the castle are included.
12:00After visiting the castle, we’ll continue our route north through Scotland.
13:15Pitlochry. This picturesque town is in the heart of the Scottish whiskey-producing region. Time for lunch and a walk.
15:15Departure from Pitlochry. Continuing north, we’ll stop at Culloden, the site of a pivotal battle in Scottish history against British forces, resulting in a crushing victory for the English army. more
The battle had significant consequences for Scotland, leading to laws and policies aimed at suppressing its culture and traditions.
18:30Inverness. We’ll arrive in the “Capital of the Highlands,” a maritime city close to Loch Ness with a notable castle. more
We suggest enjoying a walk along the banks of the River Ness and the iconic suspension bridge.
08days
Inverness - Eilean Castle - Fort Augustus - Loch Ness - Urquhart Castle - Inverness
250 km
08:00Departure from Inverness. We have a thrilling day ahead, with beautiful landscapes, forests, lochs, remote plains and fjords of northern Scotland.
10:30Eilean Donan Castle. This picturesque castle sits in the waters of the fjord. We´ll hear stories of the ghosts that fill Scotland´s castles. more
Tickets included.
11:30Departure from Eilean Donan Castle. We’ll enjoy views of mountains and lakes along the way.
12:45Fort Augustus. Here, you’ll learn about the sluice gate system and have time to stroll around and find a place for lunch.
14:00Departure from Fort Augustus. We’ll circle Loch Ness and see the medieval ruins of Urquhart Castle by the lake. Tickets included.
16:30Inverness. We’ll arrive in the capital of the Highlands, located at the mouth of Loch Ness. more
Here, we’ll visit a traditional whiskey distillery to learn about the process behind Scotland´s national drink (admission and tasting included). This prized spirit, made from barley, is not only enjoyed throughout Scotland but is also one of the country’s top exports. Accommodation will be in Inverness.
09days
Inverness - Fort William - Inveraray - Loch Lomond - Glasgow
370 km
07:30Departure from Inverness. We’ll travel back to Aviemore through isolated regions with cold-climate flora and mountains. more
On our way, we’ll make a brief stop at Spean Bridge, next to the monument commemorating the commandos who trained here before the Normandy invasion during World War II. We’ll also photograph Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles.
10:00Fort William - Time for a coffee in this tourist city.
10:45Departure from Fort William. We’ll follow sections of coastline and fjords by the ocean. more
On our way, we’ll pass Kilchurn Castle, a ruin that projects its image over a beautiful lake.
13:30Inveraray. A historic, picturesque small town by a lake with a beautiful castle (tickets not included). Time for a stroll and lunch.
15:30Departure from Inveraray. Our road will take us around part of Loch Lomond with its beautiful scenery.
17:30Glasgow. Free time. We suggest a stroll around the center of this Victorian capital.
10days
Glasgow - Belfast - Dublin
295 km
Lunch
08:00Departure from Glasgow. We will start with a short bus ride out of the city, traveling to the west coast of Scotland. more
In Cairnryan, we will board a modern ferry to Ireland, which typically departs at 11:30 a.m. The crossing will take just over two hours. The ferry will offer modern amenities, including shops and bars where you can enjoy lunch.
13:45Arrival in Belfast, a city known for its Victorian architecture and the complex history between Protestants and Catholics. more
We’ll see the famous murals dividing the Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods from the bus. Afterwards, you will have free time in the city center.
16:30Departure from Belfast. We’ll continue our journey to the Republic of Ireland.
18:30Arrival at the hotel in Dublin.
11days
Dublin
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A full day in Dublin with no road transfer, free to explore.
12days
Dublin - Powerscourt - Kilkenny - Cashel - Cork
330 km
Dinner
08:30Departure from Dublin. We’ll begin our trip to Powerscourt, located just outside Dublin.
09:15Powerscourt. We will visit the magnificent Powerscourt Gardens, designed in the 18th century and considered the most beautiful in Ireland (admission included). more
Admire the fountains, Japanese Gardens, and pet cemetery.
10:30Departure from Powerscourt. We’ll continue south, passing through Wicklow Mountains National Park.
12:30Kilkenny. We’ll have time for lunch and a stroll in this lively city, known for its castle, cathedral, and beer houses.
14:30Departure from Kilkenny.
15:30Cashel. We’ll visit the medieval fortress Rock of Cashel, symbolizing the Irish struggle against the English. more
Tickets included, with time to explore the village.
17:00Departure from Cashel.
18:15Cork. Arrival in the evening. Time for a stroll around the center of Ireland´s second-largest city. Dinner at the hotel will be included.
13days
Cork - Kinsale - Killarney - Adare - Limerick
245 km
Dinner
08:15Departure from Cork.
09:00Kinsale. We´ll stop at Charles Fort to admire the ocean views beside this seventeenth-century fortress. more
Then, we´ll head to the center of the village, considered the prettiest of all Ireland’s fishing villages. Enjoy some time to stroll through the historic center with its maritime charm.
10:30Departure from Kinsale.
12:30Killarney, a popular tourist city in the heart of Ireland. more
After some time for a stroll and lunch, you´ll enjoy a romantic Jaunting Car Tour through the National Park (included), taking you through gardens and along the lake to Ross Castle with its beautiful lakeside views. Here, we’ll include a short cruise to enjoy the scenic surroundings of the lake.
16:00Departure from Killarney. We’ll continue our journey with a brief stop in Adare, a small village known for its picturesque stone houses with thatched roofs and the ruins of an ancient abbey.
18:00Limerick. Free time.
19:30Transfer to the hotel. Dinner will be included.
14days
Limerick - Bunratty Castle - Cliffs of Moher - Galway
190 km
08:30Departure from Limerick.
09:00Bunratty Folk Park. Admission to this open-air museum complex is included. more
This marvelous park offers a glimpse into Ireland’s past with its traditional cottages, old markets, and medieval castle. Enjoy some time to stroll.
10:30Departure from Bunratty Folk Park. We’ll travel to the coast through green scenery and hills.
11:30Moher Cliffs, overlooking the ocean (admission included). more
Those who wish can walk to O’Brien’s Tower (tickets not included, sometimes closed due to weather). Time for lunch.
14:00Departure.
15:00Caherconnell Fort. Arrival at this circular stone Celtic fort in the heart of the karstic scenery of Burren National Park. more
You might be lucky to see some shepherd dogs in action, herding sheep.
16:30Departure. We’ll stop to take photos in the Poulnabrone Dolmen area. Our route will continue through beautiful scenery and little isolated villages.
18:15Arrival in Galway, with time to explore the city and its university atmosphere.
15days
Galway - Cong - Clonmacnoise - Dublin
295 km
09:00Departure from Galway.
10:00Cong. Arrival in this little picturesque town in a stunning lake area where John Ford filmed The Quiet Man . more
We will explore the ruins of the Royal Abbey and stroll around the fantastic Ashford Castle, now a hotel. Enjoy some free time.
11:30Departure. We’ll head towards the center of Ireland.
13:00Clonmacnoise. We’ll visit the ancient monastery ruins, founded in the 6th century along the banks of the Shannon River. more
This remarkable site is renowned for its towering Celtic crosses and historic tombs (tickets and guided tour included).
15:45Departure from Clonmacnoise. We’ll continue our route.
17:15Dublin.
16days
Dublin - Caernarfon - Liverpool
200 km
06:45Departure from the hotel to board the modern ferry, which departs at 08:05 a.m. The crossing will take approximately three and a half hours. more
Occasionally, due to technical reasons or bad weather, we may take a different ferry. In which case, the schedule will be adjusted accordingly.
11:30We’ll disembark in Holyhead, a port on an island in North Wales.
12:15Caernarfon. After crossing the Britannia Bridge, we’ll arrive at this coastal town, a World Heritage Site, featuring a spectacular castle that dominates the bay and medieval streets. more
This is where heirs to the British throne, such as the Prince of Wales, have been crowned since the 14th century. Enjoy some time to explore and have lunch.
13:30Departure from Caernarfon. We’ll follow the coast towards England.
16:30Liverpool. Enjoy a short bus tour through this World Heritage Site with the second-largest port in the United Kingdom, famous for the Beatles. more
We recommend visiting the Beatles Museum (admission not included).
17days
Liverpool - Chester - Lichfield - Birmingham
224 km
08:15Liverpool. After breakfast, we’ll continue our route.
09:15Chester. Located on the border with Wales, this city of Roman origin still preserves its impressive medieval walls. more
The historic center is known for its beauty, featuring the unique “Rows”: covered shopping arcades dating back to the Middle Ages. You’ll have time to stroll around and, if you wish, visit the cathedral and the Roman amphitheater.
11:15Departure from Chester.
13:30Lichfield. We’ll stop for lunch in this charming and picturesque city. more
Its historic center, with cobbled streets and heritage buildings, is truly stunning. Notable highlights include the medieval cathedral with its iconic three spires.
15:30Departure from Lichfield.
16:15Birmingham. Arrival in the United Kingdom´s second-largest city, which played a key role during the Industrial Revolution. more
Today, it’s a vibrant economic and cultural hub. We recommend exploring the area around the town hall and the canals, which form a network more extensive than Venice’s. Originally developed to transport raw materials and goods during the Industrial Revolution, the canal area has been revitalized and now boasts numerous restaurants and entertainment venues.
18days
Birmingham – Stratford-upon-Avon – Stow-on-the-Wold – Gloucester - Bath
217 km
08:00Departure from Birmingham.
09:15Stratford-upon-Avon. Stop to visit this charming town, famous as the birthplace of William Shakespeare. more
Founded in the 12th century, Stratford has retained its historic charm with cobblestone streets and Tudor-era architecture. You’ll have time to explore the town, located along the banks of the River Avon, offering lovely views of parks and canals. If you’re interested, you can visit Shakespeare’s birthplace.
11:00Departure from Stratford. We’ll continue our journey through a region of delightful landscapes and villages.
11:45Stow-on-the-Wold. We’ll discover this enchanting village with its stone houses, central square, tea rooms, art galleries, and antique shops. more
It’s the quintessential English countryside village.
13:00Departure from Stow-on-the-Wold.
14:00Gloucester. Time for lunch at “the docks,” the former industrial port now transformed into a lively tourist area with restaurants. more
After lunch, you can explore the historic city center, founded by the Romans in the 1st century, its streets and the cathedral, where several scenes from the Harry Potter films were shot.
16:30Departure from Gloucester.
18:00Bath. Late afternoon arrival in this vibrant and popular tourist city, known for its natural hot springs and stunning Georgian architecture. more
You’ll have the option to visit the Roman baths if you wish.
19days
Bath – Stonehenge - Salisbury – London
209 km
10:00Departure from Bath. We’ll continue our journey through southern England.
11:00Stonehenge (admission included). Arrival at one of the world’s most iconic prehistoric monuments. more
This circle of massive stones, some weighing over 25 tons, was built between 3000 and 2000 B.C., and its purpose remains a mystery.
13:00Departure from Stonehenge.
13:30Salisbury. Time for lunch in the charming medieval town center. more
We’ll visit its impressive cathedral (admission included), home to the tallest spire in England and one of the four original copies of the Magna Carta from 1215.
16:30Departure from Salisbury.
19:00London. Arrival in the evening.
20days
London
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The tour ends in London; transfer to the airport for your flight.
The transfer to the airport on the last day is not in the fare. It can be added at booking, where its price is shown.
Route, coach distances, timed stops and included meals as confirmed by the operator.