Upon arriving at the airport, we will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. Check the information boards in the hotel reception area for details of the welcome meeting with your guide and fellow travelers.

Our morning itinerary features a panoramic tour of London, highlighting key landmarks such as Westminster, the Parliament, the City, and the Thames. You will have free time in the afternoon for your own activities. As an optional addition, we invite you to explore the Thames Valley, including a visit to the village of Windsor and its impressive castle. In the evening, we will gather at a specified meeting point in Piccadilly for a guided walk through Leicester Square, Chinatown, and Soho, known for their lively atmosphere, theatres, and entertainment venues. This transfer can also be conducted the day before your arrival in London. After the evening’s exploration, we will return to the hotel via coach.

We begin our journey by departing from London and making our way to northern England. Our first destination is Cambridge, where we will enjoy the beauty of its exquisite residential colleges. After a lunch break, we will continue to York, a city that boasts a remarkable cathedral, ancient Roman walls, and bustling shopping streets, offering a memorable experience with some free time to wander. Following this, we will head north to Durham, a charming medieval town alive with activity, home to a splendid cathedral located right in front of the castle.

Our journey today leads us to Scotland, with a scheduled stop in Alnwick, a delightful town celebrated for its exquisite gardens and a grand medieval castle that appeared in the Harry Potter series. Following this, we will proceed to Edinburgh, arriving in the afternoon. This city serves as Scotland’s capital and is recognized as one of the most dynamic cities in Northern Europe. Its historic center has earned the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The castle, which dominates the skyline, provides a panoramic view of the city’s steep streets and green spaces. A local guide will accompany us for a sightseeing tour.

We continue to take in the breathtaking landscapes of the Scottish Highlands while sipping coffee and taking a stroll through the charming village of Pitlochry. We will continue and come to Inverness, a city in the north of Scotland that is close to the enigmatic LOCH NESS. After lunch, we’ll go to the medieval castle of URQUHART, where we’ll take a boat ride through the lake’s murky waters (entrance is included). After that, we will go through FORT AUGUST, which has a sluice gate system, and FORT WILLIAM, the tourist center at the foot of Ben Nevis, which is the highest point in the UK. Before visiting Loch Lomond, one of Scotland’s most popular lakes, we will travel south through high plateaus where snow can be seen. The day comes to a close when we arrive in GLASGOW. Short walk around the downtown area and convenience. Important reminder: Due to the short days and frequent road conditions caused by snow, groups arriving in Edinburgh between November 15 and February 31 will experience the following stage: Departure from Edinburgh for Pitlochry, a picturesque city in the middle of Scotland where most whiskey is made. We’ll pay a local whiskey distillery a visit (entry is included). We continue on toward STIRLING, which has an impressive historic center that is dominated by the enormous castle. It is one of the most important castles in Scotland and has been the site of numerous historical events, including the coronation of several of its kings and historical battles. Tickets and a reservation are included. It’s lunchtime. The Kelpies, massive sculptures of two horses with water heads from Scottish mythology, will be our next stop. We continue on to GLASGOW, where we have time to explore the city’s center and find lodging.

Today, we will depart from Glasgow and make our way to southern Scotland. Our next destination is Cairnryan, where we will embark on a ferry. This voyage will lead us to Northern Ireland, culminating in our arrival at BELFAST, the capital city of Northern Ireland. This historic city is making strides in overcoming its religious divisions. Following our time in Belfast, we will continue our journey to EIRE in Ireland, with our final destination being DUBLIN, where we will arrive by the end of the day.

Our day begins with a guided sightseeing tour of Dublin, the serene capital city of Ireland. We will enjoy a pleasant walk along the River Liffey, visiting its parks, the historic university, and the bustling streets of downtown. A visit to Trinity College is planned, subject to the amount of daylight; this may be arranged for the afternoon prior to our arrival in Dublin. The afternoon will be left open for leisure activities.

After breakfast, Transfer from hotel to airport to your onward Flight. End of our services.