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UK Scotland And Ireland Tour

London (3N),Cardiff (1N),Manchester (1N),Blackpool (1N),Glasgow (3N),Belfast (2N),Dublin (2N)

Days/Nights

14D - 13N

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Activity level

High

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Your trip in a nutshell

From royal capitals to rugged coastlines, this journey captures the very soul of the UK, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland. London sets the stage with iconic landmarks, riverside views, and historic grandeur, before the route winds through England’s timeless heart — Stonehenge, Bath, Shakespeare’s Stratford, and vibrant northern cities. Scenic landscapes unfold in the Lake District, followed by Scotland’s cultural powerhouses, where Glasgow and Edinburgh blend medieval history with modern energy. Nature takes center stage as the journey moves through Loch Lomond, dramatic Highland scenery, and across the Irish Sea to Belfast, home to Titanic history and the striking Giant’s Causeway. The adventure concludes in Ireland’s lively capital, Dublin, where literary heritage, iconic breweries, and warm local culture leave a lasting impression. Rich in history, scenery, and character, this itinerary is ideal for travelers seeking the complete British Isles experience in one unforgettable journey.

Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Itinerary

Day - 1

Arrival in London

Welcome to London as you begin your memorable UK–Scotland journey. A truly global metropolis, London blends over 2,000 years of history with modern culture and cosmopolitan energy. Upon arrival, meet your local representative and transfer for dinner at a restaurant. Later, proceed to your hotel for check-in. Overnight in London.

Day - 2

London City Highlights & Thames Experience

After breakfast, enjoy a guided city tour covering London’s iconic landmarks including Hyde Park, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, River Thames, and Buckingham Palace. After lunch, visit The Shard, one of Western Europe’s tallest buildings, offering panoramic views of the city. Later, enjoy a scenic Thames River Cruise, passing many of London’s famous riverside sights. Overnight in London.

Day - 3

Royal London & Shopping Time

Post breakfast, visit the historic Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the dazzling Crown Jewels. After lunch, enjoy free time at Oxford Street, one of the world’s most famous shopping destinations. Dinner at a restaurant. Overnight in London.

Day - 4

London – Stonehenge – Bath – Cardiff

After breakfast, check out and drive to the mysterious Stonehenge, an ancient stone circle and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to Bath, renowned for its Roman Baths and elegant Georgian architecture, enjoying an orientation tour of the city. Later, proceed to Cardiff, the vibrant capital of Wales, for an orientation tour. Overnight in Cardiff.

Day - 5

Cardiff – Stratford-upon-Avon – Manchester

After breakfast, travel to Stratford-upon-Avon, the charming birthplace of William Shakespeare. Visit Shakespeare’s house along the River Avon. After lunch, continue to Manchester, a dynamic city known for its industrial heritage and football legacy. Visit the Etihad Stadium. Overnight in Manchester.

Day - 6

Manchester – York – Blackpool

After breakfast, drive to York, famous for its medieval walls and Viking heritage. Visit the magnificent York Minster, followed by a guided city tour through cobbled streets and historic landmarks. Continue to Blackpool for dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight in Blackpool.

Day - 7

Blackpool – Lake District – Windermere – Glasgow

After breakfast, travel into the scenic Lake District. Enjoy a relaxing cruise from Lakeside to Bowness, followed by free time in Windermere. Later, drive north to Glasgow and enjoy an orientation tour of Scotland’s largest city. Overnight in Glasgow.

Day - 8

Glasgow – Edinburgh – Glasgow

After breakfast, depart for Edinburgh, Scotland’s historic capital. Visit Royal Yacht Britannia, followed by lunch. Enjoy a guided city tour including Edinburgh Castle (inside visit), the Royal Mile, and Scott Monument. Return to Glasgow in the evening. Overnight in Glasgow.

Day - 9

Scottish Icons & Whisky Heritage

After breakfast, visit the impressive The Kelpies, towering horse-head sculptures symbolizing Scotland’s industrial heritage. Continue to Loch Lomond, a beautiful freshwater loch surrounded by hills. Later, tour the Clydeside Distillery. Overnight in Glasgow.

Day - 10

Glasgow – Belfast

After breakfast, check out and travel to Cairnryan to board a ferry to Larne. Upon arrival, continue to Belfast and enjoy a guided city tour including the Titanic Belfast, dedicated to the city’s shipbuilding legacy. Overnight in Belfast.

Day - 11

Belfast – Giant’s Causeway & Coastal Wonders

After breakfast, visit the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, suspended dramatically over the sea. Later, explore the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its hexagonal basalt columns. Overnight in Belfast.

Day - 12

Belfast – Dublin

After breakfast, drive to Dublin, the capital of Ireland, located along the River Liffey. Enjoy a guided city tour covering major landmarks, followed by lunch and free time for shopping. Dinner and hotel check-in. Overnight in Dublin.

Day - 13

Dublin Cultural Experience

After breakfast, visit the iconic Guinness Storehouse for an immersive brewery experience. After lunch, explore the National Museum of Ireland, showcasing Ireland’s rich history and heritage. Overnight in Dublin.

Day - 14

Departure – Back Home

After breakfast, check out and transfer to Dublin International Airport for your return flight, concluding a memorable journey through England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland.

Sightseeing's

Giant’s Causeway

One of the most extraordinary natural landmarks in the British Isles, Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its unique hexagonal basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. Stretching along Northern Ireland’s dramatic coastline, the site combines geological wonder with local legend, creating a landscape unlike anywhere else in the world. The rugged scenery, crashing Atlantic waves, and fascinating history make Giant’s Causeway one of Ireland’s most iconic attractions.

Giant’s Causeway

Edinburgh Castle

Perched atop an ancient volcanic rock overlooking Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh Castle is one of the country’s most important historic landmarks. For centuries, it has played a central role in Scotland’s royal and military history, serving as a fortress, royal residence, and symbol of national identity. Its commanding position offers spectacular views across the city, while its historic buildings and treasured artifacts provide a fascinating journey through Scotland’s rich past.

Edinburgh Castle

Stonehenge

Standing on the windswept plains of southern England, Stonehenge is one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments. Constructed thousands of years ago, this mysterious circle of massive standing stones continues to intrigue archaeologists and visitors alike. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stonehenge offers a remarkable glimpse into ancient history and remains one of Britain’s most enduring symbols of human ingenuity, culture, and mystery.