Taste of Scotland & Ireland 10 to 11 Days

Drive around George Square with its ornate City Chambers and visit Provand’s Lordship, Glasgow’s oldest house built in 1471…

Taste of Scotland & Ireland 10 to 11 Days

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  • DAY 1
    Glasgow Highlights

    Commence your tour at 2:00 PM from your Glasgow hotel. Take a scenic drive around George Square, visit Provand’s Lordship (Glasgow’s oldest house, built in 1471), and explore the masterpieces at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Conclude the day with a welcome drink before dinner.

  • DAY 2
    Loch Lomond & Loch Ness Cruise

    Travel alongside the scenic Loch Lomond. Journey across the haunting Rannoch Moor, marvel at the breathtaking landscapes of Glencoe, and enjoy a short cruise on the famous Loch Ness before heading to your hotel in Nairn.

  • DAY 3
    Whisky Tasting & St Andrews

    Learn about traditional whisky production and sample the product at the historic Blair Athol Distillery (est. 1798). Proceed to St Andrews for a panoramic drive and independent exploration, then continue to an elegant manor house hotel outside Edinburgh for an independent evening.

  • DAY 4
    Edinburgh Castle, City Tour & Scottish Evening

    Discover central Edinburgh’s Georgian “New Town” and the medieval Royal Mile. Visit the imposing Edinburgh Castle to see the Scottish Crown Jewels. Enjoy a free afternoon, with an option to attend a lively Scottish evening featuring dinner and traditional entertainment. (Note: July 30 – August 21 departures will attend the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo).

  • DAY 5
    Ferry to Ireland & Titanic Belfast

    Depart Edinburgh, traveling down the Ayrshire coast to catch a ferry across the Irish Sea to Belfast. Enjoy a panoramic drive highlighting the historic shipyards, explore the Titanic Belfast exhibition, and proceed to Dublin for a free evening.

  • DAY 6
    Dublin Sightseeing, Christ Church & Canal Cruise

    Embark on a panoramic tour of Dublin’s elegant Georgian buildings and Trinity College. Visit Christ Church Cathedral, the city’s spiritual centerpiece for over 1,000 years. In the evening, cruise the Grand Canal on a former Guinness barge, enjoying dinner and traditional Irish music.

  • DAY 7
    Farmhouse Tea, Sheepdogs & Blarney Castle

    Journey to a traditional farm for tea, homemade scones, and a live sheepdog demonstration. Visit Blarney Castle to kiss the famous stone. Continue to the lakeside town of Killarney for dinner. (Note: April 5 – October 18 departures include the Gaelic Roots Irish Dance & Music Show).

  • DAY 8
    Jaunting Car Ride, Ring of Kerry & Skellig Experience

    Take a horse-drawn jaunting car ride past Ross Castle. Shop at Moriarty’s in the Gap of Dunloe before driving the stunning Ring of Kerry. Cross to Valentia Island for the Skellig Experience and a casual lunch, followed by a free evening in Killarney.

  • DAY 9
    Cliffs of Moher & Medieval Castle Banquet

    Cross the Shannon River estuary by ferry to marvel at the Cliffs of Moher, soaring 700 feet above the Atlantic. Head to your hotel to relax before partaking in a memorable medieval-style feast at an authentic castle, complete with serenading lords and ladies.

  • DAY 10
    Tour Ends in Shannon

    Your incredible taste of Scotland and Ireland concludes this morning following breakfast.

  • Panoramic Glasgow tour including George Square, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, and Provand’s Lordship
  • Scenic drive through Glencoe and a Loch Ness cruise
  • Whisky tasting at Blair Athol Distillery
  • St Andrews (the “Home of Golf”)
  • Edinburgh City Tour, Edinburgh Castle, and an optional Scottish Evening
  • (July 30 – August 21 departures include the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo)
  • Ferry to Belfast and the Titanic Belfast museum
  • Dublin sightseeing and the 1,000-year-old Christ Church Cathedral
  • Grand Canal dinner cruise on a former Guinness barge with live Irish music
  • Traditional farmhouse tea with homemade scones and a sheepdog demonstration
  • Blarney Castle and the famed “Stone of Eloquence”
  • (April 5 – October 18 departures include the Gaelic Roots Irish Dance & Music Show)
  • Horse-drawn jaunting car ride to Ross Castle in Killarney
  • The breathtaking Ring of Kerry and the Skellig Experience on Valentia Island
  • River Shannon ferry crossing and the towering Cliffs of Moher
  • Authentic Medieval-style Castle Banquet

  • 1 night — Glasgow 
  • 1 night — Nairn (Scottish Highlands) 
  • 2 nights — Edinburgh area 
  • 2 nights — Dublin 
  • 2 nights — Killarney or Tralee (Kerry) 
  • 1 night — Shannon / Clare area
  • Panoramic Glasgow tour including George Square, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, and Provand’s Lordship
  • Scenic drive through Glencoe and a Loch Ness cruise
  • Whisky tasting at Blair Athol Distillery
  • St Andrews (the “Home of Golf”)
  • Edinburgh City Tour, Edinburgh Castle, and an optional Scottish Evening
  • (July 30 – August 21 departures include the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo)
  • Ferry to Belfast and the Titanic Belfast museum
  • Dublin sightseeing and the 1,000-year-old Christ Church Cathedral
  • Grand Canal dinner cruise on a former Guinness barge with live Irish music
  • Traditional farmhouse tea with homemade scones and a sheepdog demonstration
  • Blarney Castle and the famed “Stone of Eloquence”
  • (April 5 – October 18 departures include the Gaelic Roots Irish Dance & Music Show)
  • Horse-drawn jaunting car ride to Ross Castle in Killarney
  • The breathtaking Ring of Kerry and the Skellig Experience on Valentia Island
  • River Shannon ferry crossing and the towering Cliffs of Moher
  • Authentic Medieval-style Castle Banquet

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Drive around George Square with its ornate City Chambers and visit Provand’s Lordship, Glasgow’s oldest house built in 1471…

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