British Isles

DAY 1: LONDON
Arrival in London, the vibrant capital of the United Kingdom, and self-introduction to the hotel.

Accommodation for 3 nights, with breakfast.


DAY 2: LONDON
After breakfast at the hotel, panoramic city tour. Passage to the main tourist attractions, such as Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and, if time allows, the famous Changing of the Guard ceremony.

Next, visit the neighborhoods of Westminster, Kensington, Mayfair and the West End, known for their theaters and restaurants, and the squares of Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus.

Finally, visit the British Museum, which houses a collection of about eight million pieces from various cultures around the world, from the beginning of human history to the present day.

Free afternoon for independent activities.


DAY 3: London
After breakfast at the hotel, visit Windsor Castle, one of the most famous monuments in the United Kingdom and one of the official residences of the royal family. Windsor Castle is located in Berkishire County, in the Thames Valley and features the impressive St. George's Chapel, the burial place of Henry VIII, and the ornate Dollhouse of Queen Mary.

Free afternoon for independent activities.


DAY 4: LONDON - CAMBRIDGE - YORK
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Travel to the northern region of England, stopping in the university city of Cambridge to walk through its historic streets.

Then continue to York and a brief tour of its historic center.

Accommodation in York for 1 night, with breakfast.


DAY 5: YORK - DURHAM - ALNWICK - EDINBURGH (SCOTLAND)
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Journey to Durham, a medieval city perched on a rocky hill above the River Wear. Free time to visit its Cathedral and historic center, where the third oldest university in the United Kingdom is located.

Then, stop by Alnwick, a city steeped in legends and stories, with its gardens and the imposing medieval castle, the setting where part of the Harry Potter movie was filmed.

Continue to the city of Edinburgh and accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast.


DAY 6: Edinburgh
After breakfast at the hotel, city tour. Visit Holyrood Palace, St. Giles' Cathedral, the Royal Mile and the National Gallery.

Then, visit the interior of Edinburgh Castle, which towers imposingly on the Castle Hill hill, offering panoramic views of the city center.

Finally, visit “The Scotch Whisky Experience” for a tour of about an hour. Free afternoon for independent activities.


DAY 7: EDINBURGH - INVERNESS - LOCH NESS - GLASGOW
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Travel to Glasgow with a brief stop in Inverness en route.

Then visit mysterious Loch Ness for a boat ride through its dark waters to the ruins of Urquhart Castle. Passage through Fort Augustus and Fort William, located at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom.

Finally, continue through Glen Coe Valley, a valley of volcanic origins in the Scottish Highlands, to Glasgow. Accommodation for 1 night, with breakfast.


DAY 8: GLASGOW - BELFAST (NORTHERN IRELAND)
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Visit the city's main tourist attractions, such as George Square, the Cathedral, the University, the City Hall, and the Clyde River.

Free time for independent activities.

Departure to the port of Cairnryan and board a ferry bound for Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland.

Arrival and accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast.


DAY 9: BELFAST
After breakfast at the hotel, a panoramic tour of the city, passing through Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods, its famous murals, historic center, Queen's University, Clock Tower or “the Shipyard” where the famous Titanic was built.

Free time for independent activities.

Then, visit the Giant's Causeway also known as “The Forty Thousand Magic Columns”. They are about 40,000 prismatic basalt columns, formed by the prismatic disjunction of a large mass of basaltic lava resulting from a volcanic eruption that occurred about 60 million years ago.


DAY 10: BELFAST - Galway
After breakfast and check-out at the hotel, visit Kylemore Abbey, also known as the Irish Taj Mahal.

Then travel to Galway, where you can discover the origin of the famous Irish pubs. Opportunity to visit the last Catholic cathedral built in Ireland in 1965.

Accommodation for 1 night, with breakfast.


DAY 11: GALWAY - CORK
Breakfast and hotel check-out. Departure to the south of the island to visit the famous Cliffs of Moher.

Then stop in the picturesque city of Adare, known as one of the most beautiful villages in Ireland, with its thatched houses, stone buildings, and medieval monasteries.

Continuation of the trip to Cork, a city built on water and one of the main whiskey producers. Accommodation for 1 night, with breakfast.


DAY 12: CORK - CASHEL - KILKENNY - DUBLIN
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Travel to Dublin, passing through Cashel, where the medieval rock of Cashel stands out, and through the city of Kilkenny, also known as “the marble city”, with a brief stop for a walk.

Arrival in Dublin and accommodation for 2 nights, with breakfast.


DAY 13: CORK - KILKENNY - DUBLIN
After breakfast at the hotel, panoramic city tour, including a visit to the world's most famous brewery, the Guinness Storehouse, with tasting.

Free afternoon for independent activities.


DAY 14: DUBLIN
Breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Transfer to the airport.