GREAT BRITAIN

Day 1 – Arrive in London
The first day of your England & Scotland tour is spent in London. Arrive in the capital and explore the city at your leisure. See the River Thames, admire the Houses of Parliament, or perhaps take an evening stroll through London’s bustling Covent Garden district.

Day 02-London
After breakfast,proceed to visit London Eye, The London Eye, or the Millennium Wheel, is a cantilevered observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London. It is Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel and the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom with over three million visitors annuallyBuckingam Palace Buckingham Palace is a royal residence in London, and the administrative headquarters of the monarch of the United Kingdom ,Madame Tussuad wax museum,Overnight stay at London.

Day 3 – London-Stratford-upon-avon & Manchester
Your 10-day England & Scotland tour begins with meeting your Travel Director in the morning. Journey into the English countryside with a visit to the historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon. The town is associated with the life of William Shakespeare, and we will visit his birthplace and the Visitors Center to learn more about his life. Visit the thatched-roof cottage of his wife, Anne Hathaway, and take a stroll through the charming cobbled streets with time for lunch. You will be taken for a guided city tour of Manchester which includes a visit to Old Trafford. Manchester is the home of great football, bold new architectural projects and the pivotal City of Industrial Revolution,Overnight stay at Manchester.

Day 04:Manchester -York-Edinburgh
We’ll spend day three travelling through Northern England and into Scotland. we visit the ancient city of York with its Viking, Roman and Norman roots. Begin the visit with a guided walking tour where we will see the ancient Roman walls and stroll along The Shambles, a narrow street with medieval buildings housing local shops and cafes. See York Minster, a magnificent Cathedral that towers over the city. In the evening enjoy a welcome dinner with your fellow travelers and Travel Director in a charming pub.overnight stay at Edinburg.

Day 5 – Edinburgh
Join a local specialist to explore Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. Walk along the Royal Mile to see wonderful views of the Palace of Holywoodhouse, King Charles III’s official residence in Scotland, and, the Scottish Parliament. Visit the medieval Edinburgh Castle, with its ancient fortifications and see the Scottish Crown Jewels The castle offers stunning panoramic views of the city. In the afternoon, explore the city at your leisure or take one of our optional visits.

Day 6 – Edinburgh -Scottish Highlands
Today takes you North into the Scottish Highlands with its breathtaking scenery. Our first stop is to the ancient town of St Andrew’s which is known as the home of golf, where we will see the iconic 18th hole. We will then visit a Whisky Distillery, which is such an important part of Scottish culture, to see how this iconic drink is produced and, of course, sample a wee dram. We continue North to the town of Pitlochry to watch salmon leaping upstream and onwards into the stunning scenery of the Cairngorms National Park.

Day 7 – Glencoe, Highlands & Glasgow:
Today we begin with a scenic drive through some of Scotland’s most dramatic and spectacular scenery. We pass the World War II Commando Memorial and see spectacular views of Ben Nevis, which is the highest mountain in the British Isles. We stop at Glencoe to see some dramatic Highlands scenery. The location featured in the Harry Potter movie ”The Prisoner of Azkaban’ and in James Bond’s ‘Skyfall’. We then travel past the shores of Loch Lomond and arrive in Glasgow. Enjoy an orientation tour, taking us past many of the city’s highlights.

Day 08: Glasgow – Belfast – Londonderry
Glasgow to Belfast by ferry. Today we proceed to Belfast, the administrative capital of Northern Ireland. We then visit the Titanic Belfast – discover the stories of making of Titanic ship. Then we enjoy the city orientation tour which includes City Hall and Queen’s University. We continue with the Giant Causeway, the only World Heritage site in Northern Ireland, renowned for its polygonal columns of layered basalt and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Then proceed to Londonderry . Over Night stay at Londonderry.

Day 09:Londenderry -Galway
Galway City is known as the cultural and artistic hub of Ireland. There is a bohemian and artisan vibe flowing through its cobblestoned, narrow streets. Outside of the city, toward the western coast lies Connemara, a huge rugged landscape facing into the Atlantic sea. Here you can find, what is known as Ireland’s most romantic building, Kylemore Abbey and majestic Ballynahinch Castle, as well as the town of Clifden and Twelve Bens mountains.

Day 10 – Galway -Clare
In County Clare stands the unforgettable sight of the Cliffs of Moher. Towering out of the Atlantic Ocean at 214m (702 feet) and running approximately 14 km (8.5 miles) long they are, for good reason, close to the top of everyone’s Ireland tour checklist.

Day 11 – Calre-Kerry
The two main hotspots in County Kerry are Killarney town and the Ring of Kerry. If you only have a day in Kerry, it would be advisable to travel the Ring of Kerry rather than spend the day Killarney.

Day 12 -Kerry- Cork
County Cork is home to Blarney Castle, the fishing town of Kinsale, the Jameson Distillery and Cork City. As Ireland’s largest county the attractions here are a little more spread out. To fit the most into your day, dropping some destinations and a little pre-planning will be needed.

Day 13 Cork- Dublin
After Check out from Cork,proceed to Dublin capital city of Ireland,visit Dublin Castle,Guiness storehouse,Trinity College,Irish Whisky museum,Overnight stay at Dublin.

Day 14-Dublin-Departure:
After breakfast at hotel,Check out & proceed for local shopping in Dublin,later drop at Airport to connect flight to guest destination.