Mystic Highlands and Emerald Isle
Overview
Moving on to Ireland you’ll stroll down the lively streets of Dublin, sip Guinness in read more a boisterous pub on the Dingle Peninsula, take a horse-drawn jaunting-car through the Killarney country, and even bake scones on a quaint Irish sheep farm. You’ll see the lesser-known gems of the Emerald Isle as well as the cliffs, castle, and famous crystal you’ve long heard of. As you hum along the winding Ring of Kerry and the rocky Aran Islands, this tour of Ireland “will steal your heart away.”
PLUS, your tour includes your choice of an excursion in Inverness and Waterford so you can plan your day your way.
Itinerary
Welcome to Glasgow!
Meet your Tour Director and travel companions at 6 pm for a welcome dinner at your hotel.
Sculpted Horses & Scottish Heroines
Your grand tour of Scotland starts with a visit to The Kelpies, the world's largest equine sculptures. Discover two prominent sites featured in the popular TV series Outlander. Follow your Local Guide through the cobbled streets of the Royal Burgh of Culross, and then visit the stunning ruins of Linlithgow Palace, birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots. Arrive in Edinburgh, your base for the next three nights.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - The Royal Burgh of Culross is considered one of Scotland's most picturesque examples of life in the 17th and 18th centuries. No wonder it is the filming location for many film and television productions, as well as an inspiring destination for history lovers. Its well-preserved buildings with red-tiled roofs line steep cobblestone streets from the market cross to the hilltop abbey.
Traditions & Treasures
Morning city sightseeing with a Local Guide introduces you to the 200-year-old “New Town” and the famous scientists, inventors, and novelists who lived there. In the “Old Town,” visit Edinburgh Castle to admire Scotland's Crown Jewels. The afternoon is free to enjoy the Scottish capital at your own pace.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Edinburgh Castle, one of the most important historical strongholds in the Kingdom of Scotland, rules with a 1,100-year history as “the most besieged place in Great Britain.” Here, you'll find the royal regalia and Scotland's Crown Jewels.
Regal Manors & Royal Music
Today's excursion introduces you to parts of the Scottish Lowlands and Border Counties. Head to Abbotsford House to enjoy a guided tour of the home of novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott. It contains an impressive collection of historic relics, weapons, and armor, as well as an extensive library with over 9,000 rare volumes. Return to Edinburgh via Melrose.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - The 19th century comes alive with echoes of triumph and tragedy at Abbotsford House, where Scottish legend Sir Walter Scott became the biggest-selling author of his day and the fashion for Scots baronial architecture began. Learn how the “Great Scott” popularized tartan, saved the Scottish banknote, and reclaimed his country's Crown Jewels.
Scottish Highlands & Scenic Drives
Continue your Scottish adventure by traveling over the elegant Forth Road Bridge and on to the university town of St. Andrews, famous also as the home of golf. From there, on to the Victorian mountain resort of Pitlochry. Enjoy time in the picturesque town before a visit to the Blair Athol whisky distillery. A scenic drive through the Grampian Mountains and Cairngorms National Park brings you to Inverness.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - See the fairways and greens at the birthplace of golf, where legendary players of the Scottish game made history in the university town of St. Andrews.
Spend Your Day Your Way in Inverness
Explore the Highlands this morning with your choice of an included Globus Choice Excursion.
- SCOTTISH STORIES & LORE - See the Bronze-Age chamber tomb site of Clava Cairns, the 4,000-year-old prehistoric cemetery familiar to fans of the Outlander series. Visit the romantic Cawdor Castle, the ancestral home of the Campbells of Cawdor but better known for its literary connection to Shakespeare's "Macbeth."
- HIGHLAND HAUNTS - Join your Local Guide for a walking tour of Inverness, known as the Highland Capital. Stroll along the banks of the River Ness and past historical buildings and monuments to hear fascinating historical stories of legends and lore.
Enjoy some free time this afternoon.
Gardens & Grandeur
Visit the Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre to hear the story of the crushing Hanoverian victory over Bonnie Prince Charlie's Scottish clans. Continue further north following the coast road to the magnificently situated Dunrobin Castle, one of the great houses of the Highlands. Overnight in Thurso, the most northerly town on Britain's mainland.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Perched in the Northern Highlands overlooking the Moray Firth is Dunrobin Castle, the historic home of the Earls and Dukes of Sutherland. One of the oldest continuously inhabited “Scottish great houses,” the castle evokes images of a French château with towering spires and grand gardens inspired by the Palace of Versailles.
Breathtaking Views & Brews
A fascinating day full of adventure. Head by ferry to the Orkney Islands for a day's sightseeing including the Old Man of Hoy, Skara Brae, Skaill House, the Ring of Brodgar, and Kirkwall. Enjoy a guided tour of the Orkney Brewery with a light lunch at the Tasting Hall café, before taking the return ferry back to the mainland in the late afternoon.
LOCAL FAVORITE - Orcadian water, the best malt, hops, and yeast are the only four ingredients of hand-crafted ales such as Orkney Dark Island, Northern Light and the world-famous Skull Splitter named after a vicious Orkney earl. Join a guided tour of the brewery and learn the traditions of beer making and a long, long history of brewing quality ales.
Scottish Fish Stories
A day to sit back and enjoy breathtakingly wild and unspoiled scenery, some of the finest in Britain. The northern coast is lined with miles of yellow-sand beaches and pristine estuaries, and the hills and mountains take on a purple hue as the summer progresses. This is Scotland at its best! Drive to the fishing port of Ullapool, where you enjoy a traditional fish & chips lunch at a local restaurant. Late-afternoon arrival on the Inner Hebridean Isle of Skye.
LOCAL FAVORITE - Walk along the whitewashed cottages with views of lovely Loch Broom in the charming harbor town of Ullapool. Feast on traditional fish and chips, a Scottish specialty that never fails to satisfy.
Sea & Skye
Striking landscapes, unusual rock formations, and dramatic waterfalls will capture your attention on your drive around the Trotternish Peninsula. Visit the thatch-roofed cottages at the Museum of Island Life, close to the last resting place of Highland heroine Flora MacDonald. Follow the spectacular coast route before stopping for free time in the picturesque island capital of Portree. Take in the views of the Cuillin Hills as you return to your hotel.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Magic abounds on the Isle of Skye, home to some of Scotland's most iconic landscapes to enchant the senses. With magnificent mountain ranges, miles of captivating coastline, and heroic history, Skye casts a spell with its breathtaking beauty and sense of island adventure.
Brave Lads & Bonnie Lands
Start today with a visit to the Museum of the Isles, where you'll meet Highland cattle and discover the story of Clan Donald, Scotland's most powerful clan, before returning by ferry across the Sound of Sleat to the mainland. At Glenfinnan, see the monument to the fallen Jacobite clansmen. A scenic drive via Fort William, the gateway to Ben Nevis, the UK's highest peak, and Glen Coe, takes you to Oban.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Long before it was made famous by the Harry Potter films, the Glenfinnan Viaduct was hailed one of the most visually stunning railways in Scotland. Flanked by rolling green hills that are home to the iconic Scottish red deer, the elevated curves of the longest concrete railway bridge in Scotland traverses through a world of adventure and history.
Highland Isles & Miles
A day's excursion to the best of Scotland's western isles. Take a ferry to the Isle of Mull for a scenic drive across the island before another ferry crossing to the fascinating Isle of Iona, and a visit to Iona Abbey before returning to the mainland.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Called “Eagle Island” by wildlife watchers, the Isle of Mull is a paradise for birds of prey keeping a watchful eye on the wonderful wild landscapes below. Watch for Scottish red deer, iconic Highland cattle, and rolling hills that paint a picture of quintessential Scotland.
Glasgow Sights & Grand Heights
Take a scenic drive over the mountainous Pass of Brander, then travel from Inveraray to the “Bonnie Banks” of Loch Lomond, where there will be the opportunity for a photo stop. Head back to Glasgow and enjoy an orientation drive including the 12th-century cathedral, university buildings, and Victorian architecture. There's free time before a farewell dinner at your hotel.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - In Scotland's most populous city, Glasgow's uniquely rich architectural heritage ranges from 19th-century masterpieces to the modern designs of the unique style of Glasgow-born Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Discover exciting experiences around every corner!
Céad mile fáilte—A Hundred-Thousand Welcomes!
*Tour Director and travel companions will change for the second part of the itinerary.
Travel from Glasgow to Dublin where Irish eyes will be smiling at 3 pm as you meet your Tour Director and travel companions for an afternoon orientation drive through statue-lined O'Connell Street, elegant Georgian squares, and past St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity College, where Oscar Wilde studied. Tonight, enjoy a welcome dinner at your hotel.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - “In Dublin's fair city where girls are so pretty,” you'll also find great personality and charm. The charisma of Dubliners and the bounty of pubs here is matched only by the gorgeous Georgian squares, 12th-century St. Patrick's Cathedral, and Trinity College.
Triumphs & Tragedies
Hit your stride this morning with a trip to Ireland's horse-racing country! Drive across the Curragh to visit the Irish National Stud at Kildare. Continue to Longford for a guided tour of Strokestown House, the 1740s mansion and the Famine Museum. Then, on to Castlebar for your overnight stay.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Relive history at Strokestown Park House, a stunning Georgian Palladian mansion, with its original furnishings, and stroll the walled gardens in this historic site. Get a glimpse into the lives of generations of people who lived and worked here over the centuries, each adding their own chapter to the story and leaving their mark. Witness the history of the Great Irish Famine with a visit to the National Famine Museum to learn about the most devastating and tragic event in Irish history.
Wild Atlantic Way and Irish Roses
Start the day with a visit to Kylemore Abbey, home to an order of Benedictine nuns. Visit Galway, a popular seaside destination with a buzzing center of colorful shops and a busy café and bar culture. Enjoy free time this afternoon in this vibrant city.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Nestled between the woodlands and lakeshore near Galway City, Kylemore Abbey is home to the Benedictine Sisters who have been in residence since 1920 in a life of prayer, work, and community. The history of this stunning abbey reaches back to the 1800s as the estate of Irish patriot Mitchell Henry. Visit the abbey where handmade chocolates, wild Irish honey and traditional fuchsia pottery are sold. Stroll the lovely grounds of Ireland's largest walled garden in the heart of the Connemara countryside.
Islands of Saints & Scholars
Your full-day excursion begins with a ferry crossing to Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands. Stop for a light lunch at Joe Watty's pub and hear from a local who shares stories about life on Inishmore Island. A minibus tour with a Local Guide-driver includes a visit to the prehistoric clifftop fort of Dun Aengus. The ferry returns you to the mainland to enjoy the remainder of your stay in Galway.
LOCAL FAVORITE - Joe Watty's Bar & Seafood Restaurant on Inishmore Island is the place for good food, Gaelic music, and craic (good company). Unwind beside the fire or enjoy a Guinness in the beer garden to watch the world go by and learn a cúpla focal (few words of Irish) from some of the locals.
Sheep, Scones & Ancient Stones
Experience a true Irish farm experience this morning with a visit to Rathbaun Farm. Try your hand at scone baking and learn about sheep shearing and herding from the farmer before enjoying coffee and your homemade scones. A scenic drive across the limestone plateau of the Burren features a photo stop at prehistoric Poulnabrone Dolmen before continuing on to the over 700 feet-high Cliffs of Moher, which rise majestically above the Atlantic Ocean. Relax with some free time in Limerick this evening.
LOCAL FAVORITE - Someone's in the kitchen in Rathbaun Farm, just outside of Galway. You can don an apron and whip up your own delicious homemade scones, served with fresh preserves and whipped cream. Learn about the long-time tradition of sheep farming in this beautiful Irish landscape.
Daring Young Men & Flying Machines
This morning, make your way to Foynes for a guided tour of the Flying Boat Museum. Afterwards, experience an Irish coffee demonstration, followed by a taste of the classic drink. Enjoy wonderful views during the Slea Head drive on the Dingle Peninsula before arriving at the vibrant town of Killarney.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Experience the era of transatlantic passenger flights and the maritime legends of the River Shannon with a visit to the fantastic Flying Boat & Maritime Museum in Foynes, home to the world's only full-size replica of a B314 flying boat, commemorating this Irish town's role in early passenger flights across the Atlantic and the legendary flying boats that carried celebrities, royals, and refugees alike. Learn about the daring history and folklore of Ireland's longest river.
A Jaunting Good Time
Join the famous Ring of Kerry for a 100-mile panoramic drive around the Iveragh Peninsula. Take advantage of spectacular photo opportunities thanks to sparkling seascapes and mountains dotted with brightly colored farmhouses. Head back to Killarney and experience a jaunting-car ride through the national park enjoying fabulous views of the Lakes of Killarney and ancient Ross Castle.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - County Kerry is home to the exquisite natural beauty of a rugged and mountainous expanse in Killarney National Park. A horse-drawn jaunting car ride is a great way to experience this natural wonderland, including the 3,300-foot MacGillycuddy's Reeks, the highest mountain range in Ireland. Nestled at the foot of these mountains, the Lakes of Killarney's shores and woodlands share this magical place with waterfalls and dramatic skies above Ross Castle.
Spend Your Day Your Way in Waterford
Your Irish luck continues across the Kerry Mountains and through County Cork to Blarney, renowned for its magical Kissing Stone. Take the opportunity to walk up to the castle, or to shop for traditional Irish handicrafts. In the afternoon, continue to Waterford, a stronghold founded by Danish Vikings.
Explore more of Waterford with your choice of an included Globus Choice Excursions before enjoying dinner at your hotel.
- CRYSTAL CLEAR - The city of Waterford is synonymous with the luxury crystal manufacture that bears its name. Visit the House of Waterford Crystal for a fascinating tour featuring the molding room, and glass-blowing, cutting, and engraving departments to witness the highly skilled master craftsmen creating exquisite Waterford Crystal.
- THE VIKING TRIANGLE - Join a Local Guide in Waterford for a walk through Ireland's oldest city where two cathedrals, four national monuments, and eleven centuries of rogues and rascals add up to a trifecta of tales in the Viking Triangle. Hear engaging stories of extraordinary characters, delivered in witty, entertaining style by a master storyteller.
Medieval & Modern Irish Capitals
Head to the “Marble City” of Kilkenny to enjoy one of Ireland's most quaint towns and consider a visit to its 800-year-old castle. Return to Dublin, Ireland's capital city, and enjoy some free time.
TOUR HIGHLIGHT - Explore the city of Kilkenny, referred to as the "Marble City" because of the widespread use of local black limestone to construct many local buildings. The "Medieval Mile" is the city's main thoroughfare and is lined with medieval landmarks, quaint shops, and charming pubs. Today, Kilkenny is renowned for its active arts and crafts scene.
Safe travels until we meet again! Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning.
Trip Inclusions
- Guided walking tour of the Royal Burgh of Culross, exploring one of Scotland's best-preserved 17th-century villages with its cobbled streets and historic buildings
- Visit to Linlithgow Palace ruins, the magnificent birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots overlooking Linlithgow Loch
- Guided sightseeing in Edinburgh with visit to Edinburgh Castle and the Scottish Crown Jewels, exploring Scotland's iconic hilltop fortress and the Honours of Scotland
- Guided tour of Sir Walter Scott's Abbotsford House, discovering the celebrated author's grand Scottish home and literary legacy
- Visit to Blair Atholl whisky distillery, discovering the craftsmanship behind Scotland's national spirit with an insider's look at traditional whisky making
- Globus Choice Excursion in Inverness – included in your tour your choice of a visit to Cawdor Castle and Clava Cairns, steeped in Highland history and prehistoric mystery, or a guided walking tour of Inverness, the cultural capital of the Highlands
- Visit to Culloden Moor Visitor Centre and battlefield, where the final Jacobite Rising reached its dramatic conclusion
- Visit to Dunrobin Castle and Gardens, admiring one of Britain's oldest continuously inhabited castles with its fairytale turrets and formal French-inspired gardens
- Excursion to the Orkney Islands, including lunch and a guided tour of The Orkney Brewery, discovering dramatic island landscapes, rich Norse heritage, and locally crafted ales
- Traditional Fish and Chips lunch in Ullapool, savoring a classic Scottish favorite in a picturesque Highland fishing village
- Visits to the Museum of Island Life and the Museum of the Isles on the Isle of Skye, exploring the traditions, culture, and history of Scotland's Hebridean islands
- Excursion to the Isles of Mull and Iona, discovering spectacular coastal scenery and Iona's revered abbey, the birthplace of Scottish Christianity
- Orientation drive in Glasgow, discovering Scotland's largest city, celebrated for its Victorian architecture and vibrant cultural scene
- Orientation drive in Dublin, passing the city's elegant Georgian squares and celebrated historic landmarks
- Visit to the Irish National Stud in Kildare, discovering Ireland's world-renowned thoroughbred breeding tradition and beautiful gardens
- Guided tour of Strokestown House and Famine Museum, exploring the story of Ireland's Great Famine through powerful exhibits and a beautifully restored Georgian estate
- Visit to Kylemore Abbey, home to an order of Benedictine Sisters, renowned for its romantic lakeside setting and Victorian walled gardens
- Guided excursion to the Aran Islands, including a pub lunch, experiencing traditional Irish island life, dramatic coastal scenery, and Gaelic heritage
- Globus Choice Excursion in Waterford – included in your tour with your choice of a visit to the House of Waterford Crystal to see master craftsmen at work, or a guided walking tour of Waterford, Ireland's oldest city
- Rathbaun Farm visit with scone baking, coffee and sheep herding demonstration, enjoying authentic Irish farm life and time-honored rural traditions
- Visit to the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland's spectacular Atlantic sea cliffs rising more than 700 feet above the ocean
- Guided tour of the Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum, including an Irish Coffee demonstration and tasting, discovering the birthplace of Ireland's famous drink and the golden age of transatlantic aviation
- Horse-drawn jaunting-car ride through Killarney National Park, taking in the park's scenic lakes, woodlands, and mountain landscapes
- Visit to Blarney village, gateway to the legendary Blarney Castle and its famous Stone of Eloquence
- Panoramic drive around the Ring of Kerry, admiring Ireland's dramatic coastal scenery, mountain vistas, and picturesque villages
- 22 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 13 Dinners
- Glasgow: DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central (Superior First-Class):
DoubleTree by Hilton - Glasgow is a luxury hotel in Glasgow city center. It is ideally located for the Central Train Station and for all the sights and special events that make Glasgow so unique. The hotel is within a short distance of the fashionable boutiques and restaurants of Princes Square, the roar of Hampden Park for football or music events and the 'Armadillo' for concerts. - Edinburgh: Clayton Hotel At St. Andrew's Square (Superior First-Class):
Landmark 172-room hotel in Edinburgh's historic Georgian New Town, combining a beautifully restored 19th-century building with a contemporary extension. The hotel offers a restaurant and bar, 24-hour fitness suite, two boardrooms and excellent transport links, with the St Andrew Square tram stop directly outside and Edinburgh Waverley Station less than a five-minute walk away. - Inverness: AC Hotel by Marriott Inverness (Superior First-Class):
Where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth, AC Hotel Inverness, the largest hotel in the city, offers modern accommodation in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. This perfectly positioned hotel is only a short walk from Inverness Railway Station and the finest shopping and sightseeing spots. Our thoughtfully designed guest rooms offer modern decor, flexible workspace, free Wi-Fi, a smart TV and plenty of space to unwind or focus before your meeting in a calm environment. The perfect blend of form and functions for a stay in Inverness. Start the day with a European-style breakfast and end it with hand crafted cocktails at the AC Lounge. The restaurant completes the offer with tapas-style bites and local flavors, perfectly paired with iconic views across the river. After a long day of exploring the legend of Loch Ness, let us pour you a glass of our signature gin tonic whilst you welcome a moment of tranquility on our riverside terrace. Unfold an enriching stay in one of Scotland's most picturesque cities. - Thurso: St Clair Hotel (Superior Tourist-Class):
Unpack and relax in your room. All 34 rooms are freshly decorated and have the essential direct dial telephone, television with Freeview, hairdryer, hospitality tray and en suite shower rooms with complimentary toiletries. - Isle of Skye: Dunollie Hotel (First-Class):
The Dunollie Hotel is set by the serene waterside of Broadford Bay, at the foot of the mountains that lead to the famous Cuillin Hills. With 84 en suite bedrooms, a bar and restaurant, it is perfectly placed to explore an area rich in history. - Oban: Oban Bay Hotel (Superior First-Class):
On the edge of Oban's picturesque esplanade in the heart of Argyll, Oban Bay Hotel is an ideal base for exploring Scotland's west coast and the Highlands. Following a multi-million pound investment the hotel and its restaurant have a fresh modern look. The remodelled spa area features a sauna, steam room, hydropool and treatments from organic Scottish skincare brand ishga. All rooms are en-suite and include a hospitality tray, Scottish toiletries and hairdryer, with front-facing rooms and the hotel's spacious sun lounge offering panoramic views of incredible sunsets over the bay. - Glasgow: Radisson Blu Glasgow (Superior First-Class):
Offering free high-speed, wireless Internet access throughout, the hotel compromises 250 rooms with complimentary amenities like iPod docking stations, bathrobes and slippers. Collage Restaurant, two stylish bars, access to LA Fitness and a first floor dedicated solely to meetings and events round out the offerings. Glaswegian hospitality and Radisson Blu service standards blend to offer guests a memorable, upscale stay. - Dublin: The Gibson (Superior First-Class):
The Gibson does sleeping, dining, imbibing, and relaxing really well. The chic restaurant and bar offers pan-Asian cuisine; or choose the sleek outdoor terrace lined with bamboo to enjoy wicked cocktails and a great choice of beers and wines. The gym and a relaxation area with outdoor baths invite you to relax after a day out in town. - Castlebar: The Ellison Hotel (Superior First-Class):
The hotel is located in the heart of Castlebar, County Mayo. The bedrooms are fully equipped with the following: free WIFI, workstation with power connectivity, luxury toiletries, in-house room safe, flat screen multi-channel TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer. Guests can dine in Siar Restaurant & Bar and enjoy local produce. - Galway: Galmont Hotel and Spa (Superior First-Class):
You are guaranteed the best of all worlds when you stay at the luxury 4 star Galmont & Spa Galway. One of the finest Galway Hotels with scenic Galway Bay views, luxury city center hotel accommodation, excellent food and world class spirit one spa & leisure facilities. - Limerick: Limerick Strand Hotel (Superior First-Class):
A unique and individual hotel with an exceptional location on the Shannon. The award-winning River Restaurant and welcoming Terrace Bar & Café serve the finest quality of Irish and international cuisine, created with locally sourced produce. The Energize Health Centre features a 20-meter swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, state-of-the-art exercise and high-performance cardo & weights machines as well as a plunge pool and hydrotherapy facilities. Complimentary Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel. - Killarney: Brehon Hotel Killarney (Superior First-Class):
The Brehon Hotel and Spa, a luxury 4 star hotel which offers the very best of hospitality in surroundings of unique natural beauty as it sits adjacent to the world-renowned, Killarney National Park. Each of the bedrooms is appointed and designed to the highest standards with all the facilities you'd expect from a luxury hotel. The Brehon's award winning restaurant, Danú, offers an exclusive dining experience and guests can enjoy a drink in the Brehon Bar. The hotel also boasts Anú Spa at The Brehon, influenced by treatments from across the globe. The hotel is a great base to explore Killarney and all the Kingdom of Kerry has to offer from Muckross House, Killarney House &, Gardens, Ross Castle to the Ring of Kerry. - Waterford: Granville Hotel (Superior First-Class):
The Granville, a boutique hotel in the center of Waterford's historic and shopping district, overlooking the marina. Dating back to the early 1700's, The Granville is one of Ireland's most historic hotels. Stained glass, tapestries, and wood panelling lend to the charm of it. There are standard modern amenities in all bedrooms such as flat screen TVs, 24 hour room service, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. There is an AA Rosette awarded Bianconi Restaurant to sample delicious local food. - Dublin: Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre (First-Class):
The hotel is walking distance from the Temple Bar neighborhood, Irish Whiskey Museum, Trinity College, O'Connell Street, and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. Guests can enjoy all-day restaurant and fitness center. All bedrooms have complimentary WIFI, 40-inch TV, mini-fridge, work desk with ergonomic chair and the Suite Dreams® by Serta bed.
- Airport transfers at your arrival and departure destination are not included in the price of the tour.
- Itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
- Price is for land, cruise and specified internal flights. International flights not included.
- This tour requires some uphill walking on rough terrain at Edinburgh Castle, which may pose a challenge to guests with physical limitations or those reliant on mobility devices such as wheelchairs.
- This is a combined itinerary of two tours; therefore, the Tour Director and travel companions will differ for each segment.
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