10 Days in Western Europe

Visits to:

• Tobermory
• The Isle of Coll
• Mingulay
• The Isle of Barra
• Vatersay
• Eriskay
• Benbecula
• The Isle of Skye
• The Monachs

• Enjoy a true Scottish Evening
• Enjoy a Dublin Canal Cruise Dinner
• Visit Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet
• Embark on a Loch Ness Scenic Cruise
• Visit the Cliffs of Moher
• Enjoy a jaunting car ride to view Ross Castle set on Lough Leane.
• Visits and admissions to Provand’s Lordship, Spean Bridge Woollen Mill, St Andrews, Edinburgh Castle, Titanic Belfast, Book of Kells at Trinity College, Blarney Castle, Blarney Woollen Mills, Skellig Experience, Cliffs of Moher

• The Head Gardener of the famous Inverewe Gardens escorts you around the exotic plantings and gives unique insights into this remarkable outdoor space.
• On a night-time walking excursion, search out pine martens, otters, badgers and other nocturnally active creatures.
• Explore the Aigas estate’s moorland, native pinewoods, birch woodland, exotic plantation and freshwater loch.

• Explore Harwich, it is a conservation area containing many historic buildings, and the neighbouring town of Dovercourt

• Explore Isle of Mull
• Visit to the well-preserved ruins
• Visit the gardens at Colonsay House
• Visit the Jura Distillery

• See some of the coolest, most progressive big cities in europe. immerse yourself in berlin's art scene, paris' metro system (it's like an art-nouveau swiss watch!) and amsterdam's bike-friendly utopia (just don't immerse yourself in the canal)
• Taking the train from london to paris through the channel tunnel is a bit like teleporting, only more romantic. and it means you get to spend even more time gaping at the big ben and posing in front of red telephone boxes
• Bruges is like stepping into a fairytale from 1,000 years ago. it's also a wonderland of chocolate and beer, in other words very hard to tear yourself away from
• You've read about it, you've seen it on docos, big deal right? but when you see the eiffel tower up close, just you try and stop yourself from taking a selfie and sending it to your mum

• Join independent theater producer, director and award-winning playwright Giles Ramsay for unique insights into the Festival, and attend four performances with Giles at the Edinburgh International and Fringe Festivals.
• Hear "What's Hot and What's Not at the Festivals" by a leading Scottish arts critic and journalist.
• Enjoy a farewell tasting of Scottish food and whisky in a beautiful, traditional Scottish venue.

• Get captivated by a plethora of world-famous wonders in St. Petersburg
• Enjoy seeing world’s busiest artificial waterway
• Discover the many highlights of the delightful Danish capital
• Enjoy a relaxing glide along the scenic Kiel Canal

• Absorb the beauty of Ireland’s West at the soaring Cliffs of Moher and the otherworldly Burren.
• Learn about the life of an Irish farmer as one welcomes you to his land and discusses the meeting of tradition and technology in agriculture.
• In Dublin, get a look at the Book of Kells, attend a show at the Abbey Theatre and enjoy free time to discover the city.

• Explore Loch Spelve
• Visit to spectacular waterfalls in Aros Park and see woodland birds
• Discover Ulva and Gometra

• Sit down to a dinner of Welsh specialties which is then followed by a lively show with singing, storytelling and some traditional music
• See the Windsor Castle is an official residence of The Queen and the largest occupied castle in the world.
• Opportunity to visit Stonehenge is probably the most important prehistoric monument in Britain.
• Explore Devon and Cornwall are located in the southwest corner of England and offer everything from cosy villages to vast golden beaches sand and Dartmoor’s wild expanses of moorland.
• See Sheepdog Trials, Sheep farming is an important part of country life and watch a farmer with his working dogs control a flock of sheep. See how agile dogs obey various commands to round up sheep, especially useful in mountainous regions.
• Golf has been played on the Links at St Andrews since around 1400 AD and the Old Course is renowned throughout the world as the Home of Golf. By the 19th century it was part of the way of life for many local people and golf. Golf still plays a major part in the culture and economy of St Andrews today.

• Join acclaimed Road Scholar theater expert Giles Ramsay and guest speakers on a complete immersion into the life and works of William Shakespeare.
• Enjoy a private reception at Shakespeare’s birthplace — a shrine to millions — and get a tantalizing glimpse into his world and take dinner in the RSC Rooftop Restaurant.
• Enjoy three performances at the Royal Shakespeare Company and two at the Globe, an amazing reproduction of the original Elizabethan playhouse.

• Enjoy daily, expert-led walks through luminous green valleys, rock-studded mountains and colorful seafaring villages.
• Discover the pastoral landscape of Killarney National Park, where oak and yew woodlands stretch for miles.
• Hike through secluded moorlands and green meadows in Gleninchaquin.

• Visits and admissions to Dalkey Castle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Giant’s Causeway, Titanic Belfast, Pollok House and Edinburgh
• Explore Edinburgh
• Enjoy a walk to see the various rock formations and sea views
• Discover Dublin and explore Giant's Causeway
• Magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands to your historic hotel in Pitlochry

• Sightseeing by luxury coach
• Professional tour director
• 9 nights in hotels listed
• Full breakfast daily (B) except on day 1
• 6 dinners (D) including: Welcome dinner in London, Welsh Evening in Cardiff , Merry Ploughboy Pub dinner and traditional show , Scottish evening in Edinburgh, 2 table d'hote dinners
• Welcome get-together drink
• Tours of London, Cardiff, Dublin and Edinburgh
• Walking tours of Waterford and York
• Round trip ferry transportation between Britain & Ireland
• Jerpoint Park Farm sheepdog trials with tea and scones
• Reserved seats for Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo on August 4 to 18 departures
• Dublin open-top bus tour with a visit to Guinness Storehouse or General Post Office Museum
• Visits and admissions to Stonehenge, Roman Baths & Pump Room, Cardiff Castle, House of Waterford Crystal, Glasnevin Museum, Edinburgh Castle, York Minster and Shakespeare’s Birthplace
• Audio headsets and group photo
• Deluxe carry-on backpack, ticket wallet, luggage tags & strap
• All local taxes, hotel service charges & porterage for one suitcase per person
• Free Wi-Fi on coaches and in hotel lobbies