England, Scotland and Ireland

In flight.

Arrival at Gatwick Airport and welcome by your French-speaking guide. Transfer to the center of London.

Dinner at your leisure. ($)

Panoramic tour.

Visit to the Tower of London. This historic fortress played a crucial role in the history of England. It has been sieged multiple times, and its control was significant for the governance of the country. Explore the Crown Jewels during the visit to this fortress located along the River Thames.

Next, you will visit the Shard. Since its inauguration on February 1st, 2013, the Shard has become both the most captivating tourist attraction in London and the tallest building in Western Europe, reaching a height of 310 meters. Offering spectacular views up to 64 kilometers and 360-degree panoramas, the Shard allows visitors to experience the city like never before.

Return transfer to your hotel.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel in London.

Breakfast at the hotel. Head to Windsor.

Visit Windsor and the castle. Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world. Founded by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, it has been the residence of 39 monarchs.

Free time for lunch ($) and visit Windsor.

Transfer back to London in the late afternoon.

Dinner and overnight at the hotel in London.

Breakfast at the hotel.

This morning, you will head towards Stonehenge.

STONEHENGE & BATH

You will visit the prehistoric monument located in Wiltshire, consisting of a circle of standing stones. Archaeologists believe it was built between 3000 and 2000 BC. The first phase of the monument, including the stone circle and the ditch, dates back to around 3100 BC.

Next, you will continue on to Bath to visit the Roman Baths. This is the highlight of Bath, inherited from the Roman occupation. In ancient times, the city was known as Aquae Sulis, referring to the Celtic goddess of the hot spring, associated with Minerva. Under the Pump Room, you will see the ruins of a temple dedicated to these two deities. Bathing in the thermal pools was considered beneficial for health at that time. Even today, the waters with their healing properties flow at a constant temperature of 46.5°C. The visit offers a true immersion into the past and the opulence of antiquity.

Lunch at your leisure ($).

After the visit, you will be transferred and checked into your hotel in the Oxford area, where you can have dinner and spend the night.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Next, you will depart for Stratford-upon-Avon and visit the Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust. For all history and literature enthusiasts, this town is a must-visit. Located in the heart of England, Stratford-upon-Avon is famous for being the birthplace of William Shakespeare, the brilliant playwright whose legacy is closely tied to most of the tourist attractions in the area. You will explore his birthplace as well as several other significant buildings associated with his life and that of his family.

Lunch at your leisure ($) and then transfer to Chester to visit the Cathedral.

Chester Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is an impressive medieval church. Not only is Chester Cathedral a site of great architectural beauty, but it is also a place of spirituality and culture. Whether you are interested in history, art, or religion, you will have a fascinating and enriching experience during your visit.

After the visit, you will be transferred and checked into your hotel in the Chester area, where you can have dinner and spend the night.

Breakfast at the hotel, then transfer to the train station to catch the train to Edinburgh from York.

Free time for dinner ($) and a panoramic tour of the city.

Visit the National Museum of Scotland, one of the most important and popular museums in the country. It is located on Chambers Street, in the heart of the city, and houses a vast collection of objects illustrating the history, culture, and nature of Scotland. Whether you are passionate about history, art, natural sciences, or simply curious to discover Scotland, the National Museum of Scotland offers a captivating and educational experience for all visitors.

After the visit, you will be transferred and settled in your hotel in the Edinburgh region, where you can have dinner and spend the night.

Breakfast at the hotel. Then, you will depart for the visit of Glasgow. You will enjoy a panoramic tour of the city. Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and one of the largest in the United Kingdom. It is renowned for its impressive Victorian architecture, with numerous historic buildings and iconic landmarks. Among the most famous sites, you will discover Glasgow Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. In addition to its religious significance, St Mungo’s Cathedral is also a popular tourist attraction.

Free time for dinner ($).

Visitors will be able to admire its remarkable architecture, learn more about the history of Glasgow, and explore the artistic and architectural treasures it holds. St Mungo’s Cathedral is an architectural and spiritual gem that reflects the history and cultural richness of Glasgow.

Installation, dinner, and overnight at your hotel in the Glasgow area.

Breakfast at the hotel, then transfer to Cairnryan for the crossing to Belfast.

Dinner on your own ($).

Next, you will visit Titanic Belfast. Located in the historic shipyard district of Harland and Wolff, where the Titanic was built, Titanic Belfast is a museum dedicated to the famous RMS Titanic. The building itself is impressive, with modern and distinctive architecture reminiscent of the elegant lines and steel structures of the Titanic. The museum has become a major tourist attraction in Belfast and offers a fascinating perspective on the history of the Titanic, its impact on Belfast, and the lasting legacy of the ship.

You will also take a panoramic tour of Belfast.

Transfer, check-in, dinner, and overnight stay at your hotel in the Antrim region.

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to Galway.

Lunch on your own.

Upon your arrival in Galway, you will take a brief panoramic tour of the city. Galway is the capital of the county and the fourth largest city in Ireland. It is often referred to as “the city of tribes” in reference to the 14 merchant families who ruled the city in the Middle Ages. Galway’s narrow winding streets are lined with colorful buildings, traditional pubs, and picturesque shops. Galway is a charming city, combining a rich history, a vibrant artistic scene, enchanting traditional music, and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Transfer, check-in, dinner, and overnight at your hotel in the Galway area.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Next, you will depart for the Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the distant Aran Islands. On clear days, it is possible to catch a glimpse of the Connemara Mountains, Galway Bay, and the Twelve Bens on the horizon. The Cliffs of Moher region is also home to a wide variety of seabirds, and visitors often have the opportunity to observe these birds in flight or perched on the cliff edges.

Lunch at your leisure ($) and then in the afternoon, you will visit Bunratty Castle. It is an impressive medieval fortress and one of the most famous and well-preserved castles in the country. Bunratty Castle offers an immersive experience of Ireland’s medieval history and culture. Whether you are exploring the castle’s chambers or strolling through the folk village, you will be transported back in time and be able to experience the medieval ambiance of this magnificent fortress.

After the visit, you will be transferred and checked into your hotel in the Limerick region, where you can have dinner and spend the night.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Departure for a visit to Muckross House. Muckross House is a magnificent historic residence located in the heart of Killarney National Park, one of the oldest national parks in Ireland. In addition to its impressive interior, Muckross House is also surrounded by spectacular landscaped gardens. It is both a place of great architectural beauty and an important historical landmark in the Killarney region.

Free dinner ($). Excursion on the Ring of Kerry. This spectacular tourist route is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty, coastal landscapes, imposing mountains, and charming villages. The Ring of Kerry is a must-see that will allow you to discover the wild beauty of the Irish countryside and immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere.

Transfer, check-in for 2 nights, dinner and overnight at your hotel in the Kerry region.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Kissane Farm. This farm is renowned for its flock of sheep and its commitment to preserving Irish agricultural traditions. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by picturesque landscapes composed of green hills, rolling meadows, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.

The farm itself has been a family property for several generations, passing down ancestral craftsmanship and a passion for sustainable agriculture. One of the main attractions of Kissane Sheep Farm is the demonstration of sheepdogs. Visitors will be able to admire the skill of the sheepdogs in action as they gather, sort, and guide the flocks of sheep with astonishing precision.

Return to your hotel, dinner and overnight in the Kerry region.

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, departure for Cork City Gaol, a former prison turned museum. The Cork City Gaol is a fascinating museum that allows visitors to delve into Ireland’s criminal past. With its impressive architecture and informative exhibits, it offers a captivating experience for those interested in history, criminal justice, and the daily life of 19th-century prisoners.

Dinner on your own ($). In the afternoon, visit the Jameson Distillery. Founded in 1780 by John Jameson, this famous distillery is now one of the largest and most respected whiskey distilleries in Ireland. The Jameson Distillery is renowned for its Irish whiskey production process, which is known to be distinct from that of other types of whiskey, imparting Jameson whiskey with a characteristic smoothness and superior quality.

Transfer, check-in, dinner, and overnight at your hotel in the Cork region.

Breakfast at the hotel. Depart in the morning for a visit to the House of Waterford Crystal. An iconic location in Waterford, this company has gained renown for its production of high-quality crystal. Visitors have the opportunity to discover the crystal manufacturing process and admire talented artisans in action, bringing beautiful pieces to life. The House of Waterford Crystal offers an immersive experience, allowing visitors to admire stunning pieces, learn more about the creation process, and acquire aesthetically valuable objects.

Free lunch ($). In the afternoon, visit the Dunbrody Famine Ship. This iconic ship is a popular tourist attraction that allows visitors to discover and understand the difficult living conditions of Irish immigrants during the Great Famine that took place in the 1840s. Visitors also have the opportunity to learn more about the history of the Great Famine, the reasons that prompted people to emigrate, and the difficulties they encountered during their transatlantic journey.

This visit provides a better understanding of the history of Irish immigrants and the challenges they faced during this dark period in Ireland’s history.

Transfer, check-in, dinner, and overnight stay at your hotel in the Waterford region.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Glendalough Visitor Centre. Located in the heart of Wicklow Mountains National Park, the centre is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and historical remains. You can also find information about the local fauna and flora, highlighting the diversity of species that inhabit Wicklow Mountains National Park. It’s an opportunity to learn more about the birds, mammals, insects, and plants that thrive in this preserved region.

Lunch at your leisure ($).

In the afternoon, you will visit Powerscourt House and Gardens. This magnificent estate is one of the region’s main tourist attractions, offering visitors a unique experience by combining a historic house with spectacular landscaped gardens. Powerscourt Gardens are renowned for their breathtaking beauty. One of the highlights of the gardens is Powerscourt Waterfall, one of the highest in Ireland, located near the house.

After the visit, you will be transferred and settled for 2 nights at your hotel in the Dublin region, where you can have dinner and spend the night.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Trinity College, one of Ireland’s most prestigious academic institutions. It is part of the University of Dublin and is renowned for its historical significance and academic excellence. One of Trinity College’s most iconic sites is its library, known as the College Library. It houses thousands of books, manuscripts, and historical documents, including the Book of Kells, a beautifully illustrated medieval manuscript.

Lunch at your leisure ($).

In the afternoon, you will visit the Guinness Brewery. The Guinness Brewery in Dublin is an iconic location that has been home to the famous Guinness beer for over 250 years. It is much more than just a beer production site. It is a symbol of Irish history and culture, offering visitors an immersive experience into the world of Guinness and an understanding of the beer’s significance to the country.

In the evening, you will be transferred to the Celtic Nights Dinner & Show. The Celtic Nights Dinner & Show is a captivating cultural event that provides an immersive experience in Irish music, dance, and traditions. It is an entertaining and enriching evening that combines live performances with a delicious meal. The show showcases Ireland’s rich cultural heritage through musical performances and traditional dances by talented artists.

Transfer back to your hotel for the night.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the airport