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England Tours and Trips for Senior Citizens 2024/2025

The best tours and trips for seniors in England. Are you a senior traveller looking for a great trip? Choose from 209 senior tours to England with tour durations varying from 1 to 29 days. Our tours for senior citizens have received 263 customer reviews. If you are looking for something special, you can also design and customize your own senior tour to England , where a travel expert will help build the trip of your dreams.

209 senior tours in England

• Starts London, England
• Ends London, England

England and Scotland Heritage

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• No booking fees
• Tour Type Group Tour
• Activities Adventure
• Accommodation Hotel
• Transport Coach & Train
• Age Range 5-99 yrs
• Operated in English
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,325
• Special Deal (22%): - US$ 510
• Total Price from: US$ 1,815
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Real Britain

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• Transport Coach
• Brochure Price: US$ 2,095
• Special Deal (0%): - US$ 10
• Total Price from: US$ 2,085
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Great Britain

• Activities City sightseeing & Cultural, religious and historic sites
• Transport Coach & Boat
• Age Range 10-99 yrs
• Brochure Price: US$ 1,700
• Special Deal (24%): - US$ 402
• Total Price from: US$ 1,298
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• Starts St Bees, England
• Ends Robin Hoods Bay, England

Coast to Coast Rambler - 18 Days

• Tour Type Private Tour
• Activities Walking tours & Trekking and Hiking Walking tours , Trekking and Hiking & Beach 'data-more-tripid='16532'>+1 more
• Accommodation Hotel, Guest House, Hut, Hostel & Resort
• Transport Private Vehicle, Train & Taxi
• Age Range 18-99 yrs
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• Starts Stratford-upon-Avon, England
• Ends Winchcombe, England

Exploring the Cotswolds - 8 days

• Activities Walking tours & Trekking and Hiking
• Accommodation Hotel & Guest House
• Transport Taxi

Best of Britain

• Brochure Price: US$ 3,850
• Special Deal (16%): - US$ 600
• Total Price from: US$ 3,250
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Best of UK & Ireland

• Transport Coach & Ferry
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,575
• Special Deal (24%): - US$ 850
• Total Price from: US$ 2,725
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Coast to Coast: Classic Walk - 15 Days

• Accommodation Hotel, Hut, Hostel, Guest House & Resort
• Transport Train & Taxi

• Starts Cheltenham, England
• Ends Cheltenham, England

Cotswolds by Bike

• Activities Bicycle tours & Explorer
• Accommodation Hotel, Guest House & Villa
• Transport Train

London Explorer

• Activities City sightseeing
• Brochure Price: US$ 3,250
• Special Deal (15%): - US$ 488
• Total Price from: US$ 2,762
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• Activities Cultural, religious and historic sites & Countryside and village visits Cultural, religious and historic sites , Countryside and village visits , Art and architecture & Mountains 'data-more-tripid='23442'>+2 more
• Brochure Price: US$ 4,525
• Special Deal (15%): - US$ 687
• Total Price from: US$ 3,838
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• Starts Ilkley, England
• Ends Bowness-on-Windermere, England

The Dales Way

• Transport Train & Private Vehicle

Amazing Britain

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• Brochure Price: US$ 3,195
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Best of Devon and Cornwall

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• Brochure Price: US$ 2,550
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Agrarian and Industrial Britain | Small Group Tour for Mature Travellers

Visiting England, Wales

A small group tour of England that will explore the history of Agrarian and Industrial period . An escorted tour with a tour director and knowledgeable local guides take you on a 22 day trip to key places such as London , Bristol, Oxford & York , where the history was made.

From A$17,275 AUD

Anglo French Tour | Normandy, Brittany, Channel Islands tour

Visiting Channel Islands, England

Our 21 night program has daily itineraries with plenty of authentic experiences provided by passionate local guides in the key destinations in France , Channel Islands and England for this small group of like minded people. For Solo travellers minimal single supplement applies for this European tour.

From A$17,995 AUD

Belfast City Tour

Visiting Ireland, Northern Ireland

A small group tour of Northern Ireland 's Belfast. Odyssey's tour leader and local guides have a collection of day tours with itineraries that provide authentic experiences in this city. For mature couples and solo travellers. A single supplement is charged for solo travellers.

From A$5,995 AUD

British Gardens Small Group Tour including Chatsworth RHS show

Visiting England, Scotland

This small group tour will explore gardens in Scotland and England with knowledgable local guides and a tour leader. We explore the gardens in and around Edinburgh , Chester, Stratford upon Avon - Shakespeare's birthplace, Oxford and London in a 22 day tour.

From A$16,095 AUD

Canals and Railways in the Industrial Revolution Tour | Tours for Seniors in Britain

A small group tour of Wales , Scotland & England that traces the history of the journey that is the Industrial revolution . Knowledgeable local guides and your tour leader share their history with you on this escorted tour including Glasgow , London , New Lanark & Manchester , Liverpool and the Lake district .

From A$17,860 AUD

Channel Islands | A small group walking tour for seniors

Visiting Channel Islands

Another Small group tour of the British isles of the Channel Islands. This fully escorted, small group walking tour , takes the active senior off the beaten path with local guides to Jersey , Guernsey , Alderney , Sark and Herm.

From A$15,535 AUD

Devon and Cornwall, England

Visiting England

Our guided small group tour of Devon and Cornwall in England, designed for mature and senior travellers who are travelling with their partner or as a solo traveller. A journey filled with medieval treasures , charming fishing villages in the north Cornish coast, stunning cliff-top coastal views of the blue Atlantic, and atmospheric destinations traditionally linked to the legends of King Arthur.

From A$15,995 AUD

Discovering the art and literature of England: Jane Austen, Shakespeare, and more

Stratford upon Avon , Shakespeares birthplace and Anne Hathaway's cottage as well as the Lake district a UNESCO World site and Dicken's London are part of guided tour for a small group tour of like minded people learning about the art and literature of England . Your tour leader and local guides share day tour itineraries to create a unique travel experience.

From A$17,765 AUD

Edinburgh City Tour

Visiting Scotland

A guided tour of the capital of Scotland , Edinburgh is a day tour collection with a tour leader and local guides. The old town of Edinburgh including the Royal mile and New town of Edinburgh are a UNSECO world heritage site and are included in our itineraries as well the Palace of Holyroodhouse .

From A$4,580 AUD

Edinburgh Festival Fringe Small Group Tour

One of the few European tour companies to have in Scotland an escorted small group tour of Edinburgh during the fringe festival . As well attending performances, this trip includes time to experience, the old town, new town and the royal mile, a UNESCO world heritage site plus Edinburgh Castle and Palace of Holyroodhouse.

From A$6,875 AUD

England’s villages small group history tours for mature travellers

Guided tour of the villages of England. The tour leader manages local guides to share their knowledge to give an authentic experience across England . This trip includes the UNESCO World heritage site of Avebury as well as villages in Cornwall, Devon, Dartmoor the border of Wales and the Cotswolds.

From A$16,995 AUD

Exploring Wales on foot : small group walking tours for seniors

Visiting Wales

A Walking tour of Wales with spectacular views across as you walk the millennial path across the Irish sea or up in Snowdonia national park . This guided tour that provides insight into the history of each castle visited and breathtaking scenery enjoyed before exploring the capital of Wales, Cardiff with day tours of Wales from Cardiff. For seniors, couples or Solo interested in small groups.

From A$11,340 AUD

Gardens of Ireland Small Group Tour

Ireland a land of diverse and rich gardens from the dramatic Powerscourt to the impressive kitchen Garden of Kylemore Abbey and the secretive Anne’s Grove. Visit Dublin 's historic Botanic Garden to the greenness of Killarney with its rugged Kerry peninsula and charming Muckross House.

From A$8,995 AUD

Gilbert and Sullivan Festival Small Group tour

A 9 day tour with a tour director and local guide explore the Victorian music of Gilbert and Sullivan . We visit on this journey, Manchester , Harrogate, Oxford & London , attending the Gilbert & Sullivan festival and places of historic interest.

From A$8,910 AUD

Habsburg Spain vs Tudor England: small group tour exploring 16th century history of England & Spain

This holiday with a leading tour operator allows the escorted tour for seniors to explore the life and times of the royal families responsible for making England and Spain so significant in the 16th century with local guides providing the travel experience for the detailed itineraries. We spend 10 days travelling from London to Madrid .

From A$14,295 AUD

Ireland and Lake District walking small group tour

Visiting England, Ireland

A guided small group tour for senior walkers that starts in the capital of Ireland , Dublin . This escorted tour with local guides also explores the Giant's causeway, a UNESCO World heritage site. It transfers from Ireland to Scotland to head to walk in the National park of the Lake district.

From A$14,850 AUD

Jacobites, Scottish History small group mature travellers tour

Small group tour on the Jacobites commences in Edinburgh . During the 19 days you visit 19 locations including the Culloden battlefield as you travel from Edinburgh as far north as Inverness to finish in Glasgow . Learn from 10 specialist guides about the Jacobites.

From A$15,295 AUD

Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow

Spend 22 days in 3 cities in England and Scotland . Your tour leader and Knowledgeable local guides examine the history of these great cities. Liverpool & Glasgow faced onto the Irish sea, and Newcastle onto the North sea, and all where connected to the city of London .

From A$13,915 AUD

London Short Tour

A small group tour of London is a collection of day tours that visit and explore through the villages of the city. This escorted tour includes a journey out to Windsor castle. We explore Contemporary and learn about Roman Walled city , Medieval , Victorian London and the contemporary city today.

From A$6,995 AUD

Opera Tour Europe | Theatre-Opera-Ballet and Classical Music Small Group Tour for Seniors

This 22-day small group program visits the major arts centres of Hamburg, Amsterdam, Paris , and London . We travel in winter avoiding crowds and enjoy a different perspective of the places visited. At Odyssey Traveller we have sought to assemble entry and show tickets to what many will consider the best arts experiences available in those cities during each program.

From A$22,000 AUD

Prehistoric Britain small group history tour including standing stones

This guided tour invites you to explore UNESCO World heritage sites at Skara Brae in the Orkneys , Isle of Skye , and Stonehenge in a prehistoric tour. This escorted tour has trips to key sites in Scotland , and the Irish sea in Wales such as Gower Peninsula and National Museum in Cardiff and England. Each day tour is supported by local guides.

From A$16,750 AUD

Queen Victoria's Great Britain: a small group tour

A small group tour of England that explores the history of Victorian Britain . This escorted tour spends time knowledgeable local guides with travellers in key destinations in England and Scotland that shaped the British isles in this period including a collection of UNESCO world heritage locations.

From A$15,880 AUD

Roman Britain

On this small group tour explore with a tour director and local guides the world of Roman Britain . The Romans occupied Britain for some 400 years and left behind a lasting legacy from roads Hadrian's wall to Roman Baths many are UNSECO World heritage listed.

From A$13,855 AUD

Rural Britain | Walking Small Group Tour

A walking tour into England , Scotland and Wales provides small group journeys with breathtaking scenery to destinations such as Snowdonia national park , the UNESCO world heritage site Hadrians wall and the lake district . each day tour provides authentic experiences often off the beaten path from our local guides.

Scotland small group tour | Tracing 5,000 years of history

This guided tour of Scotland with a tour leader and local guides includes the isle of Sky e, Orkney islands , the Scottish highlands with breathtaking scenery. Edinburgh including the royal mile, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Fort William, Urquhart castle, Stirling castle, loch lomond, Hadrians wall and New Lanark also a UNESCO World heritage site.

Scotland's Great Trails Walking Tour

An escorted walking tour of Scotland. This trip is mainly in the Scottish Highlands . Your tour leader guides you to Stirling Castle , Loch Lomond and Craignorms National park with experienced local guides. The tour for mature couples and solo travellers finishes in Edinburgh with time to visit Edinburgh Castle and the Royal mile a UNESCO World heritage site.

From A$11,560 AUD

Scottish Islands and Shetland small group tours for seniors

An escorted small group tour for couples and solo travellers of the Scottish isles including the isle of Skye draws on local guides to share their knowledge of the destinations in this unique part of Scotland . UNESCO world heritage site are visited as breathtaking scenery and authentic experiences are shared in a group of like minded people on this guided tour of remote Scotland.

From A$16,695 AUD

Seven Ages of Britain, snapshots of Britain through the ages.

This guided small group tour starts in Scotland and finishes in England . On Orkney we have a day tour to the UNESCO World heritage site, Skara Brae , before travelling to city of York. Your tour leader continues to share the history from the Neolithic to the Victorian era . The tour concludes in the capital city, London .

Small Group Tour along the Wainwright Walking trail

Part of the small group tour of the British isles series, this walking tour goes west to east across England . The tour leader takes you into the national park of the UNESCO World heritage site in the Lake district and the North Yorkshire moors. This trip concludes in York . It is designed for senior walkers seeking authentic experiences.

From A$17,595 AUD

Small Group tours exploring the Treasures of Ireland

Visiting Ireland

An escorted small group tour to Northern Ireland & Ireland , with local guides and itineraries that give authentic experiences Ireland 's capital, Dublin , including 1/2 day tour of St Patricks cathedral and Trinity college. Destinations also Aran islands , Kerry plus the world heritage site, the giant's causeway. Ireland tours for singles over 50 and couples.

From A$12,615 AUD

Small group tours Medieval England

A small group tour of England focused on Medieval England and Wales . Spend 21 days on this escorted tour with tour director and local guides travelling from Canterbury to Cambridge, passing through Winchester, Salisbury, Bristol, Hereford and Norwich along the way. Castles, villages, Cathedrals and churches all feature in the Medieval landscapes visited.

From A$14,665 AUD

Tour of Wales

Join Odyssey Traveller on this tour small group guided tour of Wales , an unforgettable travel experience through varied landscapes from south Wales to north Wales and back, travelling on the coast overlooking the Irish Sea and through picturesque Welsh villages, starting in Cardiff city centre.

From A$14,375 AUD

Walking Ancient Britain

A walking tour of England & the border of Wales . Explore on foot UNESCO World Heritage sites, Neolithic , Bronze age and Roman landscapes and the occasional Norman castle on your journey. Your tour director and tour guide walk you through the Brecon beacons , the Cotswolds and Welsh borders on this small group tour.

From A$13,995 AUD

Whisky and Other Scottish Wonders

A guided small group tour of Scotland is a day tour collection that includes Edinburgh , the royal mile, Edinburgh castle, and the old town a UNESCO World heritage site Experience and learn about, Kellie castle, St Andrews, Skye, Balmoral castle, Loch Lomond and Loch Ness as well touring the Scottish highlands to finish in Glasgow .

From A$17,525 AUD

World of Shakespeare | Small Group Tour

This small group tour for mature couples and solo travellers visits Shakespeare's birthplace, Stratford upon Avon and Anne Hathaway's cottage all form part of this small group tour escorted by a tour director and local guides sharing their knowledge on this guided tour. Included are performances in London at the Globe & RSC in Shakespeare's Stratford upon Avon.

From A$7,950 AUD

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Studying Gargoyles and Grotesques: The Definitive Guide for Travellers

Article to support world travellers since 1983 with small group educational tours for senior couples or mature solo travellers interested in British and European history.

Markets of Victorian London

Article about the markets of London as part of a small group educational tour of England , Scotland and Wales as well as Europe. Collection of Articles about Victoria and her England including the industrial revolution for senior couples and mature solo travelers.

Discovering Medieval Chester: A Thriving Trade Centre

Article about Chester, England for small group educational tours for senior couple and mature solo travellers to England. Articles to support your travel plans to explore England , Scotland , Wales and Ireland.

Dry Stone Walls: An Alternative History of the British Isles

Throughout the nation, from Yorkshire to Orkney, miles of moss-covered dry stone walls snake their way through the open land. You would be forgiven for not looking twice. However, dry stone walls offer an alternative route into the history of humanity in the British Isles.

A Journey Through Britain's Roman Roads

Rome's roads constitute the most remarkable culmination of its technological, logistical and bureaucratic achievements. Even a brief understanding of their history and significance can enrich your experience walking tour of Britain.

Ancient Routes, Fresh Eyes: European Pilgrimage Routes for the Modern Traveller

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Touring World Heritage Sites in Europe, Asia, and Beyond

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History of Wales: The Definitive Guide for Senior Travellers

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Venta Silurum

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The Ten Best Art Galleries in Western Europe

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British Village Icons: Definitive Guide for Travellers

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Exploring Britain's Prehistoric Past: The Definitive Guide for Travellers

Article on Britain's neolithic past for small group educational tours for senior couples and mature solo travellers interested in learning about Standing stones, burial chambers , Skara Brae and Stonehenge or Beaker people.

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British Isle Tour: 14 Day Package 2024, 2025

Click on the tabs for more information, price per person double occupancy.

Price Includes: All motor coach and land transportation, sightseeing, admissions, services of tour director and driver, lodging, meals as specified in tour itinerary, taxes, gratuities to bellhops and waiters at included meals.

Not Included: Cost of obtaining passports or visas, laundry, meals, beverages or sightseeing not included in the itinerary, travel insurance, gratuity to guide, driver, communication charges, & excess baggage fees. Port charges and gratuities to crew are not included on cruises.

Deposit Required: $300 per person will reserve your place. A $100 service fee will be charged for cancellation at any time in addition to our normal payment and cancellation policy.

Day 1: Departure from US

We depart today and enjoy our overnight flight to London. Dinner and breakfast will be served aloft.

Day 2: Arrival in London, England

Upon our arrival, we will be met by our guide and immediately transported into the heart of one of the most historic cities, London. Upon arrival in the city we immediately have a short orientation tour followed by a boat trip down the Thames passing St. Paul's Cathedral, Sir Christopher Wren's wonderful Renaissance masterpiece, the Globe Theater and disembarking just before Tower Bridge. We travel across this world famous bridge, immortalized in a famous nursery rhyme, London Bridge, and travel for a visit to St. Paul's Cathedral. We spend time visiting the massive Cathedral before our hotel check in early this afternoon with the remainder of the day free before dinner and overnight at the hotel. (B,D)

Day 3: London & The Theater

Our sightseeing today will take us to Buckingham Palace to view the Changing of the Guard. We then travel onto Westminster Abbey, where English kings and queens have been crowned since 1066. We will visit the Royal Chapels, which hold the tombs of monarchs form past centuries. We pass by Big Ben as we travel to visit the Tower of London, one of London's oldest historical landmarks. Originally built by William the Conqueror as a fortress, this site has also served as a royal residence and a prison. See the White Tower, where prisoners such as Sir Walter Raleigh and Princess Elizabeth were held; the Crown Jewels; and St. John's Chapel, the oldest church in London. The remainder of the afternoon is free to explore on your own. This evening we have dinner at the hotel before you have the option to take in a show at one of London's famous *West End Theaters. (B,D)

Day 4: London - Stonehenge - Salisbury - Bath

This morning following breakfast we take a trip to England's mysterious Stonehenge, Britain's ancient monument more than 3000 years old. We continue west to Bath. We will include a visit to the Roman Baths, where we can marvel at the ingenuity of the ancient engineers who built them. We also see Bath Abbey, the location of the crowning of the first King of England. We travel east to Salisbury, a wonderfully preserved medieval town whose cathedral boast the highest spire in England. We will see the Magna Carta and climb the Cathedral Tower for a breathtaking view over this charming city. We return to Bath where before checking in to our hotel we have a brief drive around Bath viewing some of the architectural wonders of Bath, including Pulteney Bridge and the Royal Crescent. You are free in Bath this evening for dinner on your own. (B)

Day 5: Bath - Oxford - Stratford

This morning we depart Bath and travel east to Oxford. This morning is free for time on your own in Oxford, England's oldest university city, famous for its medieval colleges, green quadrangles and dreaming spires. During your free time be sure to visit the several colleges, including Christ Church. We depart Oxford and set out for the beautiful Cotswold region. Driving through the beautiful small villages with the rolling brooks and bridges we arrive in Stratford-upon-Avon to surround ourselves by the world's famous playwright Shakespeare. Upon arrival we visit Anne Hathaway's Cottage. The remainder of the day is free to explore this town forever associated with famous playwright. We have dinner and overnight this evening in Stratford. (B,D)

Day 6: Stratford - York

After breakfast we drive across England heading north to York. York today remains as a true representation of medieval England. As we take a walking tour through these historic streets we arrive at York Minster, England's largest cathedral. Inside you view the great stained window dating back to 1338 and reputably the size of a doubles tennis court. As York remains one of the top destinations to visit in Northern England we give you the remainder of the day free. Explore the many streets and shopping areas throughout the old city. With motor vehicles prohibited in the old city section, York boasts a wonderful setting to immerse yourself in the culture, or take in an additional site as Clifford's Tower, the Jorvik Viking center, Yorkshire Museum and much more. This evening we return to our hotel for dinner and overnight. (B,D)

Day 7: York - Durham - Edinburgh

After hotel breakfast we continue north to Scotland. We make a stop in the historic city of Durham. The close proximity of the castle, cathedral and ancient university, surrounded by a loop of the River Wear, makes this medieval treasure one of the loveliest cities in England. After a visit to Durham Cathedral we will continue to Chesters Fort on Hadrian's Wall, the defensive boundary the Romans built to mark the northernmost point of their empire. At Chesters, the gateways, headquarters buildings and barrack blocks of the Roman fort can all be traced. There are also the remains of a bath house. The remainder of the day is spent resting as our motorcoach treks north through the countryside en-route to Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. We arrive and have dinner and overnight in Edinburgh. (B,D)

Day 8: Edinburgh

We have morning sightseeing with a local expert who introduces you to the 200-year-old New Town and famous scientists, inventors and novelists. In the Old Town, drive up the narrow Royal Mile to Edinburgh Castle to admire Scotland's Crown Jewels, then explore Holyrood Palace, the Queen's official Scottish residence. The afternoon is free to enjoy this "Prince of Cities" at your own pace. Later, the guide will aid those who chose a unique optional experience: board the former Royal Yacht Britannia, which for the Queen was once the perfect royal residence for glittering state visits and family holidays. Tour five decks and see how the Royal Family and crew of 240 lived and worked on board. Free time for dinner rounds off this optional evening. One option for dinner tonight is a Scottish evening with Highland dancers, bagpipers, and the Ceremony of the Haggis. (B)

Day 9: Edinburgh - St. Andrews - Pitlorchy

We leave Edinburgh, traveling north and inland to Pitlorchy. En-route we make a stop in St. Andrews. Immortalized for its famous golf course, St. Andrews is also known as Scotland's oldest university town. We visit the British Golf Museum for a history of the famous game. Those not interested will have the opportunity to explore the three main streets and numerous cobbled alleys full of crooked house fronts and shops. We travel to Pitlorchy, famous as a resort, named by Queen Victoria, and is a good example of Scottish life. We visit nearby Blair Castle. This rambling, turreted castle has been altered and extended so often in its 700-year history it portrays a perfect example of Scottish aristocratic life. We return to Pitlorchy with the greater part of the day free to walk the town and shop. We have dinner and overnight in Pitlorchy this evening. (B,D)

Day 10: Scottish Walk - Inverness

Today we venture into nature. For those interested, just north of Pitlorchy we have a nature walk along the Killiecrankie trail. In an area famous for its scenery and historical connections, this walk is fairly flat following the River Garry, meandering through a wooded gorge and crosses one of Queen Victoria's favorite Highland areas. Those who do not walk are free to rest and further explore all that Pitlorchy has to offer. We then set off north, winding through the Highland's many gorges. We arrive in Inverness. Inverness is the capital of the Highlands and our panoramic bus tour includes many sights of importance to the history of this Highland city. We view the Inverness Castle, the Town Hall with its eloquent architecture and the city center before having dinner and overnight at our hotel. (B,D)

Day 11: Inverness - Loch Ness - Fort William - Oban

This morning we begin as investigators as we search for the Loch Ness Monster beginning with an expedition along the shores of the Loch. If we are unsuccessful in our sighting, our visit to the Loch Ness Monster Museum provides photographic evidence to challenge the skeptics. En route to Oban, our tour of the Highland scenery ends in the shadow of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain, at the village of Fort William. After spending time walking Fort William's High street, with a wealth of culture and shops, we travel south for dinner and overnight in the coastal town of Oban. (B,D)

Day 12: Isles of Mull & Iona

Following breakfast we board a ferry, which will take us to the scenic Isle of Mull, then on to the Isle of Iona. On Iona we will discover the first Christian monastic settlement in Scotland, built in the 6th century by St. Columba, whose missionary journeys resulted in the extension of Christianity all over Europe. After spending time enjoying the history and scenery on the isles, we return to Oban for dinner and a second overnight in Oban. (B,D)

Day 13: Oban - Trossachs - Stirling - Glasgow

After breakfast we continue through the historic Trossachs, where the rugged scenery inspired Sir Walter Scott to write "The Lady of the Lake" and also provided the setting for the bandit hero, Rob Roy. Our day ends with a visit to the Battlefield of Bannockburn and a view of Stirling Castle, where Mary was crowned Queen of Scots. We visit this impressive Castle atop a volcanic outcrop before venturing into Glasgow and our final dinner and overnight in the British Isles. (B,D)

Day 14: Departure from Glasgow

Your experience ends as your Tour Manager/ Guide accompanies you to the airport for the return flight home. (B)

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Exploring britain & ireland, about this tour.

Travel to some of the world’s most magnificent cities and through the magical countryside of Britain and Ireland. This comprehensive journey takes you through rolling farmland and across the Irish Sea, through England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Marvel at the mystery of Stonehenge. Experience a traditional afternoon tea in London. Be mesmerized by the breathtaking landscapes of Ireland’s Ring of Kerry, the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders, and the medieval “shambles” of York. Admire the ancient Roman ruins in elegant Bath. Get acquainted with Britain’s pageantry in the royal cities of Edinburgh and London.

Your Tour Includes

• 7 Handpicked Accommodations
• 6 Choice on Tour Options

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• High Speed Train

Your Tour at a Glance

13 Breakfasts

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Optional Excursions

Starting at $85.00

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Ponder ancient mysteries at Stonehenge.

Experience the Ring of Kerry, one of the world’s great coastal roads.

• Explore the Roman Bath Museum's 2,000-year-old elaborate spas.

Visit York’s incredible Minster, the largest Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe.

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Behold the sights of Killarney on a traditional jaunting car.

Visit an innovative 500-acre family farm in the Scottish Borders.

Enjoy an evening of traditional Irish song and dance in Dublin.

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Delve into Scottish culture with a whisky-inspired dinner.

Explore Wales’ rich cultural heritage at an evening of Welsh music, poetry and cuisine.

Experience a traditional afternoon tea in London.

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• Choice on Tour: St. Fagan’s National Museum of History or Leisure Time in Cardiff
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• Choice on Tour: House of Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre or Walking Tour of Waterford City
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• Ring of Kerry
• Jaunting Car Ride
• Choice on Tour: Dublin City Tour by Bus or Walking Dublin City Tour
• Traditional Irish Night

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Hotel-Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin

Step into the formal world of the British Monarchy when you visit the stately and expansive Windsor Castle. His Majesty King Charles III uses Windsor as both a private home and as a Royal residence where formal duties of state are performed. Windsor’s 1,000 rooms comprise the largest inhabited castle in the world. It dates back to the 1070s, when William the Conqueror built the original wooden structure, now replaced by the grand stone edifices. Explore one of Britain’s most visited historic buildings, its precincts, and the State Apartments, which house a delightful collection of Royal art treasures. Enjoy time for lunch in the quaint town of Windsor before heading back to London. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit the castle that houses so much British history and lore is not to be missed!

Explore the Roman Bath Museum's 2,000-year-old elaborate spas.

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Melia White House Hotel

Clayton hotel cardiff, the fitzwilton hotel, scotts hotel killarney.

Nights 10-11

Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin

Nights 12-13

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Hello, We have just returned from the UK, we thoroughly enjoyed our tour and excursions, except for the last day in Edinburgh were on the morning of 24th Aug we went to the dinning room with our tour group to find no breakfast, and no porter to help with our luggage, we were drop off at the train station were our tour guide left us at the top of the train station and we were told to make our own way to the platform with all our luggage and no assistance. After fining the correct train there was no assistance what so ever to board the train, and being a bank holiday in the UK the trains were absolutely jam packed a very uncomfortable ride and very disappointed and very hot. Once arriving back into London, we need to unload our own luggage, and had find the Cosmos tour guide ourselves, she was un certain of where to go and what to do due to the public holiday as the pickup point had changed, we had to drag our luggage down some stairs in 32 degree heat, a homeless man luckily assisted us to get down the stairs, there were a couple of elderly gents who were very distressed as you can understand, very unprofessionally organised. We had a wonderful trip but the last day spoiled our vacation, and the 14 other passengers on the tour who were also on the train agreed this should have been better organised knowing it was a public holiday in the UK

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I feel the guides are not wanting to speak to us in English. They would go on and on in Spanish laughing and then 3 or 4 words in English. I was unable to understand Mary our first guide at all. The trip itself was wonderful and beautiful. Loved the bus driver in Ireland he was a better tour guide for me.

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Excellent trip. No issues with driver or guide. Couldn’t have asked for better. But it was a very long and hectic schedule. Because of that we probably won’t be going on any long bus trips again.

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My experience was of the highest ever. Everything went very smoothly and our guide Mike was so professional. He was very thoughtful and predicted situations before they happened. The tour was so informative and well organised. Lots of information about all the locations we visited. He was very good at giving us the history and background. The accommodation was great and a good standard.Our driver Ricki was very professional and such a clever driver he made us feels safe. What a wonderful time we had. Thank you.

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16-day Heart of the British Isles Tour

LONDON, ENGLAND

The Tower Bridge is one of Europe's most recognizable landmarks

Stratford-upon-avon, england.

Visit the birthplace of William Shakespeare

Liverpool, england.

It's the city where the Beatles first played together

Wiltshire, england.

Learn about the mysterious prehistoric monument known as Stonehenge

Caernarfon, wales.

The medieval castle in this Welsh town is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Edinburgh, scotland.

The city's hilltop castle has housed military and royalty throughout it's history

Killarney, ireland.

Take a drive around the Ring of Kerry, a scenic route surrounding the Iveragh Peninsula

Dublin, ireland.

The Ha'penny pedestrian bridge is named after the toll it once cost to cross

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The entire experience was outstanding. Basically all I had to do each morning was show up and breathe. Everything was so well organized and ran like clockwork. [Our tour manager] is to be commended!

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DAY 1 - Overnight flight to Great Britain.

The Trip Documents will provide guidance for airport check-in and for arrival in the British Isles. Relax on your transatlantic flight with the assurance that Image Tours has taken care of all the details.

DAY 2 - ENGLAND . . Arrival at London Airport - Oxford - Warwickshire.

Upon arrival, clear passport control and collect your luggage. Refer to the "Arrival Instructions" in the Trip Documents for directions on where and when to meet your tour manager. During the motor coach transfer to your hotel in Warwickshire, make a brief stop in Oxford where Henry II established the first university of Britain in 1167. Tonight, at your hotel, get acquainted with your fellow travelers during the "Welcome Dinner." (Dinner)

DAY 3 - ENGLAND . . Stow-on-the-Wold - Stratford-Upon-Avon - Warwickshire.

Views of the unspoiled countryside known as the Cotswolds clearly confirm you have arrived in England. Gentle hillsides, peaceful meadows, and charming villages with old stone buildings characterize this region. The first destination today is Stow-on-the-Wold, offering antique shops and an opportunity to take a souvenir photo with your hands in the village's authentic stocks. Then it's on to Stratford-Upon-Avon, where half-timbered houses with thatched roofs create a truly English setting. The introductory tour includes a picture stop in front of Anne Hathaway's Cottage and entrance to the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Enjoy some free time in Stratford-Upon-Avon or join the optional Warwick Castle excursion (see Optional Excursions) showcasing 1,000 years of history. Return to your Warwickshire hotel for dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 4 - ENGLAND . . York - County Durham.

Drive north via the Nottingham area. Around lunch time, arrive in the historic city of York and spend the afternoon exploring the sights that interest you. "The Shambles" is one of the most picturesque streets in Britain with unique shops, cafés and restaurants. York also boasts the most complete example of medieval city walls still standing in England today. Walk along them for exceptional views. Be sure to take a look inside York Minster Cathedral, the largest Gothic church in England. In the late afternoon, travel through North Yorkshire to County Durham for hotel check-in and dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 5 - ENGLAND . . Hadrian's Wall & SCOTLAND . . Jedburgh - Edinburgh.

A morning drive takes you to Hadrian's Wall, a fascinating Roman monument nearly 2,000 years old. Stop at Chester’s Roman Fort to study a section of the 70-plus mile structure at a closer range. Shortly after crossing the border into Scotland, reach Jedburgh where you will be treated to an English Tea with cakes and finger sandwiches. Following tea, use your free time in Jedburgh to tour the Mary Queen of Scots House, see Jedburgh Abbey, or do some shopping at the Woollen Mill. A late afternoon arrival at your Edinburgh hotel provides time to freshen up and relax. Dinner is independent, or join the optional Scottish Dinner excursion (see Optional Excursions). (Breakfast, English Tea)

DAY 6 - SCOTLAND . . Edinburgh.

Start the day with a guided tour of Edinburgh. Afterward, a good place to spend your free time is along the Royal Mile in Edinburgh's Old Town. As you walk past the classic old houses, you may wish to visit one of the unique attractions such as the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh Castle, Writer's Museum, Gladstone's Land (the oldest standing house in Edinburgh), Museum of Childhood, or the high-tech Our Dynamic Earth Museum. Edinburgh offers a variety of options for tonight's independent dinner. [ During the first two weeks of August, Image Tours includes attendance to the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a spectacular show by military bands, performed outside the castle ]. (Breakfast)

DAY 7 - SCOTLAND . . Gretna Green & ENGLAND . . Liverpool.

The morning stop will be at the Old Blacksmith’s Shop in the border town of Gretna Green, which became well known for “run-away weddings” officiated by the blacksmith. Starting in 1754, English couples would cross the border to be married under the liberal terms of the Scottish laws. Continuing south from Gretna Green, travel back into England and on to Liverpool, the birthplace of the Beatles. A 4:00 p.m. arrival at your Liverpool hotel provides time to explore and shop. Your tour manager will offer an optional Magical Mystery Tour excursion (see Optional Excursions) highlighting landmarks made famous by the Beatles. Dinner is independent tonight so that you may choose to dine at the hotel or at one of the pubs, restaurants or live music venues along Mathew Street. Here you will find the replicated Cavern Club, where the Beatles regularly played during their early years. (Breakfast)

DAY 8 - WALES . . Snowdonia - Caernarfon - Ferry from Holyhead & IRELAND . . Dublin.

This day is devoted to the sweeping landscape of Northern Wales. After a morning stop in Betws-y-Coed, continue through the thick pine forest into Snowdonia National Park, a mountainous region with rough but beautiful terrain. At Caernarfon, admire one of the castles built by King Edward I. A quick independent lunch will allow time to climb the castle's tower (approximately £11 admission fee). After the motor coach crosses the Menai Bridge onto the Isle of Anglesey, pause to take a picture of the town with the longest name, which we abbreviate here as Llanfair P.G. For your independent dinner, you have the choice of dining while you ferry from Wales to the Republic of Ireland or at a pub upon arrival in Dublin. (Breakfast)

DAY 9 - IRELAND . . Dublin.

The capital city of the Republic of Ireland offers much to keep you busy and entertained. A local guide joins you this morning to provide insight into the city's history and to point out the popular landmarks including Dublin Castle, Trinity College and the Guinness Brewery. Entrance into St. Patrick's Cathedral is included. Following the city tour, the afternoon is free for individual pursuits. A popular attraction is the Book of Kells at the Trinity College Library (approximately €16 admission fee), an ornately decorated and meticulously scribed edition of the Gospels from 800 A.D. Equally popular is a tour of the Guinness Brewery (approximately €25). Tonight's dinner is independent, or join the optional Irish Dinner Show excursion (see Optional Excursions). (Breakfast)

DAY 10 - IRELAND . . Dublin - Kildare - Irish Countryside - County Kerry.

The area west of Dublin has become known as the center of the Irish horse breeding and training industry. After touring the Kildare National Stud Farm, visit the Japanese Gardens of Tully House. As you continue toward western Ireland, relax and enjoy the scenes of meadows, glens and crystal clear rivers. One of the friendly country villages along the way will provide a pleasant spot for an independent lunch. Bakeries will offer you tea sandwiches, and family-owned pubs will serve up hearty Irish dishes. Then it's on to your County Kerry hotel, hosting you for dinner this evening and a two-night stay. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 11 - IRELAND . . Ring of Kerry - Killarney - County Kerry.

Travel to the Iveragh Peninsula, also known as "The Ring of Kerry," for a day of spectacular coastal landscapes. The day will include several photo stops as well as lunch at one of the seaside villages. At one of the farms en route from the coast to Killarney, observe a sheep herding demonstration. For tonight's independent dinner, Killarney offers everything from excellent restaurants to local pubs. After dinner, return to your County Kerry hotel. (Breakfast, Lunch)

DAY 12 - IRELAND . . Blarney Castle - Waterford.

The morning visit to Blarney Castle is sure to be a tour highlight. Capture enchanting photos and impressive views as you walk the grounds and study this 18-feet-thick, 17th-century fortification from various angles. Learn of the magical tales associated with the castle, the most famous involving the Blarney Stone. Enjoy an independent lunch at one of the charming restaurants in the village of Blarney. An early afternoon arrival in Waterford allows for time to explore the town on foot or to participate in the optional Waterford Crystal Experience excursion (see Optional Excursions). Dinner is included at your hotel. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 13 - IRELAND . . Waterford - Ferry from Rosslare & WALES . . Pembroke - Cardiff.

An early morning departure is necessary to reach the ferry in Rosslare for your crossing from Ireland to Wales. You will have time for an independent lunch on board. Leaving the ferry, view the varied scenery along the coastal road between Pembrokeshire National Park and the Wye Valley. By mid-afternoon, arrive in Cardiff, the capital city of Wales. Take a stroll through the 56-acre Bute Park, relax over afternoon tea at a café, or participate in the optional Cardiff Castle excursion (see Optional Excursions). Continue to your hotel for check-in and dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 14 - ENGLAND . . Bath - Stonehenge - London.

Crossing the mouth of the River Severn, return to England for a tour of Bath, the elegant spa town where the Romans harnessed the natural hot springs 2,000 years ago. An included visit to the Roman Baths Museum reveals the advanced engineering developed by the Romans. Then, it is on to mysterious Stonehenge. Dating back to about 1500 B.C., one can only speculate how the stones reached the site and how they were moved into place - some  weighing 45 tons! Upon arrival in London, check in and enjoy a relaxing "Farewell Dinner" at the hotel. Tomorrow, the entire day will be devoted to sightseeing in the British capital. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 15 - ENGLAND . . London.

Today begins with a guided bus tour of London’s famous landmarks such as the Royal Parks, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament with Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and Trafalgar Square. Following the city tour, you will have a few hours to pursue your personal interests. If you have a specific destination in mind, the Tube system (Underground) is easy, fast and economical. Your tour manager will also provide suggestions for some of the most popular attractions. Spend lunch time amid the bustling shops and street performers of Covent Garden. Or, study works of art by da Vinci, van Gogh, Rembrandt, Michelangelo and Picasso at The National Gallery. Located nearby, the London Eye Ferris wheel provides unique views of the city. In the evening, London offers numerous options for independent dining and entertainment. Or, join your tour manager for the optional London Dinner & Theatre excursion (see Optional Excursions). (Breakfast)

DAY 16 - Daytime flight back to U.S.A.

Transfer to the London airport for your return flight home. (Breakfast)

Travel Time

Overnight flight from the U.S.A. to London.

Arrive at London's Heathrow Airport . Meet your tour manager and travel (1 ½  hrs) to Oxford . After a stop in Oxford, continue (1 ½ hrs) to your Warwickshire hotel for a "Welcome Dinner". (Dinner)

Travel (1 ½ hrs) through the Cotswolds to Stow-on-the-Wold , a picturesque and charming village. Continue on (1 hr) to Stratford-Upon-Avon . Free time for lunch and viewing of the birthplace of William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway's Cottage. Optional afternoon excursion to Warwick Castle . Return (1 hr) to your Warwickshire hotel. (Breakfast, Dinner)

DAY 4 - ENGLAND . . York - Darlington.

Motor north (1½ hrs) via the Nottingham area and on to York (1½ hrs). Ample free time for visiting the famous York Cathedral, enjoying lunch and individual exploration of this historic city. In the late afternoon, transfer (1½ hrs) to your Darlington hotel. (Breakfast, Dinner)

Morning drive (2 hrs) to photo stop at Hadrian's Wall . Cross into Scotland (1½ hrs) to the border town of Jedburgh for an 'English Tea' with cakes and finger sandwiches. Continue (1½ hrs) to Edinburgh for a two-night stay. (Breakfast, English Tea)

Meet your local guide for a sightseeing tour of Edinburgh (3 hrs including stops). The afternoon is free for further individual exploration, shopping and leisure in Edinburgh. (Breakfast)

This morning, travel (2 ½ hrs) to Gretna Green for a visit to the Old Blacksmith's Shop. Re-enter England (1 hr) stopping for lunch on the way (2 hrs) to  Liverpool . Consider the optional Magical Mystery Tour excursion (1 hr transfer each way). (Breakfast)

Experience the landscapes of Northern Wales as you travel to Betws-y-Coed (2 hrs), Snowdonia National Park (½ hr) and Caernarfon (½ hr) with a view of the castles built by Prince Edward I. After a lunch break, cross the Menai Bridge (½ hr) for a photo stop and continue (¾ hr) to board your ferry for the two hour crossing from Wales to Ireland. Dine on board the ferry or upon arrival (1 hr transfer) at your Dublin hotel. (Breakfast)

A local guide will accompany you on this morning's sightseeing tour of  Dublin  (3 hrs including a visit inside St. Patrick's Cathedral). The afternoon and evening are yours for individual pursuit, or join the optional Irish Dinner Show excursion (¼ hr transfer each way). (Breakfast)

Travel (1 hr) to the Kildare National Stud Farm and the Japanese Gardens of Tully House . Continue west (2 hrs) to one of the villages in the Irish countryside for an independent lunch stop. In the late afternoon arrive (1 ½ hrs) at your County Kerry hotel for a two-night stay. (Breakfast, Dinner)

Travel to the Ring Of Kerry (1 hr) for a day of spectacular coastal landscapes. After a morning stop, continue (1½ hrs) to Waterville for an included lunch. In the afternoon, stop in Sneem (1 hr) and at a local sheep farm (½ hr). Your last stop (1 hr) is in Killarney for independent dinner. Return (1 hr) to your County Kerry hotel . (Breakfast, Lunch)

Your morning transfer (2 hrs) takes you to Blarney for a visit to the village and castle. After an independent lunch, travel (2½ hrs) to Waterford for an afternoon arrival and time to explore the town or participate in the optional Waterford Crystal Experience before dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)

An early departure is necessary to reach  Rosslare  (1 ½  hrs) in time for the ferry to Pembroke, Wales . Travel (2¼ hrs) along the coastal road to Cardiff . During your free time, consider joining the optional Cardiff Castle excursion. Transfer (½ hr) to your Cardiff area hotel. (Breakfast, Dinner)

Cross the mouth of the River Severn back into England (1½ hrs) and to the Roman Spa town of Bath . After a tour of the Roman Bath Museum continue (1 hr) to mysterious Stonehenge . Proceed (2½ hrs) to London for a "Farewell Dinner" at the hotel. (Breakfast, Dinner)

Morning sightseeing tour of London (3 hrs including stops). The afternoon is yours for independent sightseeing. The evening, consider joining the optional London Dinner & Theater excursion (¾ hr transfer each way). (Breakfast)

Transfer (2 hrs) to the London Heathrow Airport for your return flight to the USA. (Breakfast)

Favorite Traveler Experiences

•   Tour Stratford-Upon-Avon of Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway fame
•   See the 2,000-year-old Hadrian’s Wall at Chester’s Roman Fort
•   Join the locals for British “high tea” with cakes and finger sandwiches
•   Discover the medieval charm of Edinburgh’s Castle and Royal Mile
•   Visit the Cavern Club in Liverpool where the Beatles were discovered
•   Take in the Ring of Kerry scenery and a sheep herding demonstration
•   Witness the detailed craftsmanship behind Waterford Crystal
•   Ponder the mystery of how ancient Stonehenge was constructed
•   Wave like royalty at London's Buckingham Palace
•   Accommodations in Superior Tourist Class or First Class hotels
•   14 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 7 Dinners and 1 English Tea in addition to any in-flight meals
•   Tour Manager for the full European duration of the tour
•   Land Transportation in Europe by deluxe, air-conditioned motor coach
•   Image Tours Touroclopedia® trip preparation tips
•   Trip Documents with luggage tags, final details and travel guidance

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Mercure Warwickshire Walton Hall Hotel & Spa

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Ramada Hotel and Suites Coventry

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Staycity Dublin City Quay

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Holiday Inn Newport

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Optional excursions.

OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS DETAILS

Our tours are carefully planned to offer a comfortable balance of sightseeing, entertainment and leisure time. Optional Excursions provide the flexibility to choose between leisure time or additional guided sightseeing activities. Unless otherwise noted, optional excursions must be booked with and paid to your tour manager during the tour. Prices are in U.S. Dollars. MASTERCARD®, VISA®, or DISCOVER® (no other credit cards are accepted) are recommended to avoid carrying excessive cash and exchange rate fluctuations. You must be able to present the actual card to your tour manager. If you bring a DISCOVER® card, also bring a VISA® or MASTERCARD®, as DISCOVER® is not widely accepted in Europe. Cash payments during the tour must be in Euros. Personal checks and traveler’s checks are not accepted. The operation of all excursions is subject to sufficient participation, and some excursions are subject to favorable weather conditions. Your tour manager reserves the right to make changes or cancel excursions at their sole discretion.

WARWICK CASTLE

Drive to Warwick for a fascinating and intriguing visit showcasing over 1,000 years of history. Initially this was a site of fortifications intended to fend off Danish invaders. The castle was built on the banks of the River Avon in 1068 by William the Conqueror. Over the centuries, Warwick has grown into one of the most dramatic and complete medieval castles, with the grounds being equally impressive to the interior.

SCOTTISH DINNER

Traditional music accompanies this culinary experience at a restaurant in Edinburgh. Dinner and entertainment combine to highlight culturally representative Scottish foods and customs, such as the Ceremony of the Haggis.

MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR

A local guide takes you to famous Liverpool landmarks including sites of the legendary Beatles, such as Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane.

IRISH DINNER SHOW

Lively entertaining performances of authentic music, song and dance engage the audience in a festive atmosphere during a 3-course dinner of Irish dishes. One glass of beer, wine or soft drink is included. The show features Ireland’s leading traditional music group “The Merry Ploughboys” and the “World Champion Irish Dancers.”

WATERFORD CRYSTAL EXPERIENCE

The documented history of glass making in Ireland dates back as far as the 13th century. Waterford Crystal got its start in the late 1700s and became known worldwide for its purity of color, high standards and traditional patterns. Tour the new “Waterford Crystal Experience.” Here you will see master crystal blowers and cutters at work. Learn about the production process and browse the impressive visitor’s center.

CARDIFF CASTLE

During the tour, a private guide will explain the 2,000 year history of Cardiff Castle. Each period left its distinctive mark, from the arrival of the Romans through the Norman Conquest and the lavish Victorian era. The tour also visits rooms not open to general admission, including a spectacular castle apartment decorated as a medieval fairy-tale home.

LONDON DINNER & THEATRE

This excursion includes dinner with one beverage, followed by a hit show in one of London’s distinctive West End theatres. Your Final Trip Documents will announce the specific show featured for your tour.

Tour Extensions

London post-tour extension, tour year 2025.

Today begins your British Isles adventure. The Image Tours “Departure Instructions” will provide guidance for airport check-in. Relax on your transatlantic flight with the assurance that Image Tours has taken care of all the details.

Refer to the “Arrival instructions” for directions on where and when to meet your Tour Manager. During the motor coach transfer to your hotel in Warwickshire, make a brief stop in Oxford where Henry II established the first university of Britain in 1167. Tonight, at your hotel, get acquainted with your fellow travelers during the “Welcome Dinner.” (Dinner)

Views of the unspoiled countryside known as the Cotswolds clearly confirm you have arrived in England.  Gentle  hillsides, peaceful meadows, and charming villages with old stone buildings characterize this region.  The first destination today is Stow-on-the-Wold, offering antique shops and an opportunity to take a souvenir photo with your hands in the village’s authentic stocks.  Then it’s on to Stratford-Upon-Avon, where half-timbered houses with thatched roofs create a truly English setting.  Orientation includes a visit to the birthplace of William Shakespeare.  Following your visit, enjoy free time in Stratford-Upon-Avon or join the optional Warwick Castle excursion (see Optional Excursions) showcasing 1,000 years of history.  Return to your Warwickshire hotel for dinner.  (Breakfast, Dinner)

Drive north through the Nottingham area to the historic city of York. Arriving around lunch time, spend the afternoon exploring the popular sights. “The Shambles” is one of the most picturesque streets in Britain with unique shops, cafés and restaurants.  York also boasts the most complete set of medieval city walls still standing in England today. Walk along them for exceptional views.  Be sure to take a look inside York Minster Cathedral, the largest Gothic church in England. In the late afternoon, travel through North Yorkshire to County Durham for hotel check-in and dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)

A morning drive takes you to Hadrian’s Wall, a fascinating Roman monument nearly 2,000 years old.  Stop at Chester’s Roman Fort to study a section of the 70-plus mile structure up close. Shortly after crossing the border into Scotland, arrive in Jedburgh where you will be treated to Afternoon Tea with cakes and finger sandwiches.  Following tea, use your free time in Jedburgh to tour the Mary, Queen of Scots House, see Jedburgh Abbey, or do some shopping at the Woollen Mill.  A late afternoon arrival at your Edinburgh hotel provides time to freshen up and relax before stepping out for an independent dinner.  (Breakfast, Afternoon Tea)

Start the day with a guided tour of Edinburgh. The Royal Mile, Edinburgh’s Old Town, is a wonderful place to spend your afternoon free time.  As you walk past the classic old houses, you may wish to visit one of the unique attractions such as the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh Castle, Writer’s Museum, Gladstone’s Land (the oldest standing house in Edinburgh), Museum of Childhood, or the high-tech Our Dynamic Earth Museum.  Edinburgh offers a variety of options for tonight’s independent dinner.  [During the first two weeks of August, Image Tours includes attendance to the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a spectacular show by military bands, performed outside the castle] .  (Breakfast)

The morning stop will be at the Old Blacksmith’s Shop in the border town of Gretna Green, which became well known for “run-away weddings” officiated by the blacksmith (known as the anvil priest).  Starting in 1754, English couples would cross the border to be married under the liberal terms of the Scottish laws.  Continuing south, travel back into England  and on to Liverpool, the birthplace of the Beatles.  A 4:00 p.m. arrival at your Liverpool hotel provides time to explore and shop.  Your tour manager will offer an optional Magical Mystery Tour excursion (see Optional Excursions) highlighting landmarks made famous by the Beatles.  Dinner is independent tonight so that you may choose to dine at the hotel or at one of the pubs, restaurants or live music venues along Mathew Street.  Here you will find the replicated Cavern Club, where the Beatles were discovered.  (Breakfast)

This day is devoted to the sweeping landscape of Northern Wales.  After a morning stop in Betws-y-Coed, continue through the thick pine forest into Snowdonia National Park: a mountainous region with rough but beautiful terrain.  At Caernarfon, admire one of the castles built by King Edward I.  A quick independent lunch will allow time to climb the castle’s tower (admission fee).  After the motor coach crosses the Menai Bridge onto the Isle of Anglesey, pause to take a picture of the town with the longest name(58 letters), which we abbreviate here as Llanfair P.G.  For your independent dinner, you have the choice of dining while you ferry from Wales to the Republic of Ireland or at a pub upon arrival in Dublin.  (Breakfast)

The capital city of the Republic of Ireland offers much to keep you busy and entertained. A local guide joins you this morning to provide insight into the city’s history and to point out the popular landmarks including Dublin Castle, Trinity College and the Guinness Brewery. Entrance into St. Patrick’s Cathedral is included. Following the city tour, the after noon is free for individual pursuits. A popular attraction is the “Book of Kells Experience” at the Trinity College Library (admission fee). Here you will view the Book of Kells, an ornately decorated and meticulously scribed edition of the Gospels from 800 A.D. Equally popular is a tour of the Guinness Brewery (admission fee). Tonight’s dinner is independent, or join the optional Irish Dinner Show excursion (see Optional Excursions). (Breakfast)

The area west of Dublin has become known as the center of the Irish horse breeding and training industry. Tour the Kildare National Stud Farm, followed by a visit to the Japanese Gardens of Tully House. As you continue toward western Ireland, relax and enjoy the scenes of meadows, glens and crystal clear rivers. One of the friendly country villages along the way will provide a pleasant spot for an independent lunch. Bakeries will offer you tea sandwiches, and family-owned pubs will serve up hearty Irish dishes. Then it’s on to your County Kerry hotel, hosting you for dinner this evening and a two-night stay. (Breakfast, Dinner)

Travel to the Iveragh Peninsula, also known as “The Ring of Kerry,” for a day of spectacular coastal landscapes.  Along the way, make several photo stops.  A lunch at one of the seaside villages is included.  At one of the farms en route from the coast to Killarney, observe a sheep herding demonstration.  For tonight’s independent dinner, Killarney offers everything from excellent restaurants to friendly local pubs.  After dinner, return to your County Kerry hotel.  (Breakfast, Lunch)

The morning visit to Blarney Castle is sure to be a tour highlight.  Capture enchanting photos and impressive views as you walk the grounds and study this 17th century fortification with walls that are 18 feet thick at the base.  Learn of the magical tales associated with the castle, the most famous involving the Blarney Stone.  Enjoy an independent lunch at one of the charming restaurants in the village of Blarney.  An early afternoon arrival in Waterford allows for time to explore the town on foot or to participate in the optional Waterford Crystal Experience excursion (see Optional Excursions).  Dinner is included at your hotel.  (Breakfast, Dinner)

An early morning departure is necessary to reach the ferry in Rosslare for your crossing from Ireland to Wales.  You will have time for an independent lunch while on the ferry. Arriving in Wales, view the scenery along the coastal road between Pembrokeshire National Park and the Wye Valley.  By mid-afternoon, arrive in Cardiff, the capital city of Wales. Take a stroll through the 56-acre Bute Park, relax over afternoon tea at a café or participate in the optional Cardiff  Castle excursion (see Optional Excursions). Continue to your hotel for check-in and dinner. (Breakfast, Dinner)

Crossing the mouth of the River Severn, return to England for a tour of Bath: the elegant spa town where the Romans harnessed the natural hot springs 2,000 years ago.  An included visit to the Roman Baths Museum reveals the advanced engineering developed by the Romans.  Then, it is on to mysterious Stonehenge.  Dating back to about 1500 B.C., one can only speculate how the stones reached the site and how they were moved into place — some weighing 45 tons!  Upon arrival in London, check in and enjoy a relaxing “Farewell Dinner” at the hotel.  Tomorrow, the entire day will be devoted to sightseeing in the British capital.  (Breakfast, Dinner)

Today begins with a guided bus tour of London’s famous landmarks such as the Royal Parks, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament with Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and Trafalgar Square.  Following the city tour, you will have a few hours to pursue your personal interests.  If you have a specific destination in mind, the Tube system (Underground) is easy, fast and economical.  Your tour manager will also provide suggestions for some of the most popular attractions.  Spend lunch time amid the bustling shops and street performers of Covent Garden.  Or, study works of art by da Vinci, van Gogh, Rembrandt, Michelangelo and Picasso at The National Gallery.  Located on the banks of the River Thames, the London Eye Ferris wheel provides unique views of the city.  In the evening, London offers numerous options for independent dining and entertainment.  Or, join your tour manager for the optional London Dinner & Theatre excursion (see Optional Excursions).  (Breakfast)

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•   Join the locals for Afternoon Tea with cakes and finger sandwiches
•   Ponder the mystery of ancient Stonehenge
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