Explora y reserva Princess Cruises 24 Night Europe Cruise en el Regal Princess saliendo de Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida el 4 abr 2025 y terminando en Dublin, Ireland el 28 abr 2025 Navega hacia South Queensferry, Scotland, Azores Islands, Portugal, Invergordon, Scotland, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida, Kirkwall, Scotland, Southampton, England, Brest, France, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Zeebrugge (Bruges), Belgium, Dublin, Ireland

Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida

Known as the "Venice of America" due to its expansive canal system, Fort Lauderdale is a major U.S. cruise port. With its golden beaches, artsy districts, and proximity to the Everglades, it's both a starting point for many Caribbean journeys and a destination in its own right.

Azores Islands, Portugal

Brest, France

Executive Collection Half Day Van
Executive Collection Half Day Minibus
Gardens of Daoulas Abbey & Plougastel Calvary
Panoramic Brest & Mythical Coast
Oceania Exclusive - Panoramic Brest & Mythical Coast
Morlaix & Chateau de Kerjean
Executive Collection Full Day Car

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Rotterdam is a bustling port city renowned for its modern architecture and vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can marvel at the innovative design of the Cube Houses, explore the extensive art collections at the Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum, and take in panoramic views from the Euromast Tower. The city's dynamic waterfront, bustling markets, and diverse culinary offerings make it a lively and exciting destination. Rotterdam showcases the cutting-edge side of Dutch urban life.

Zeebrugge (Bruges), Belgium

Biking Tour to Damme
Brussels Sightseeing
Ypres, In Flanders Fields
Panoramic Ghent By Canal Boat
Bruges Sights & Beer Tasting
Bruges and Belgian Chocolates

Southampton, England

Southampton, UK, is a bustling port city steeped in maritime history, serving as a gateway to the scenic South of England. Renowned for its association with the Titanic and as a departure point for cruise ships, the city also offers cultural gems such as the SeaCity Museum and Southampton City Art Gallery. With its extensive shopping facilities, historic Old Town, and beautiful parks, Southampton blends modernity with rich heritage.

Dublin, Ireland

The Irish charm of Dublin, with its historic castles, literary traditions, and lively pubs, offers a rich cultural experience. As you cruise into this capital, explore its storied past, vibrant arts scene, and the warmth of its people.

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Best in Belfast
Private Journey: Titanic Tale
A Trip to Winterfell
The Story of Hidden Belfast
Antrim Coast and Causeway
Titanic Trail & City Tour
Gobbins Cliff Path Walk
Titanic Belfast & City Tour
Bangor Castle Walled Gardens
Belfast City and Hillsborough Castle
The Giant's Causeway
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Ards Peninsula Scenic Drive

Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland

Scotland's largest city, Glasgow, showcases rich industrial history, vibrant arts scenes, and a blend of Gothic and modern architecture. With its dynamic cultural life and warm-hearted residents, Glasgow leaves an unforgettable impression.

Kirkwall, Scotland

Hydra Coastal Walk
Matera and UNESCO Sassi District
Ostuni, The White Town
Picturesque Alberobello
Snap-Play-Shop with Airport Drop-Off (EWR)
Manhattan Highlights and Transfer to Airport (EWR)
Manhattan Highlights and Transfer to Airport (LGA and JFK)
Qaqortoq Town Walk
The Greenlanders
Boat Tour to the Viking Ruins and Hvalso Church
Boat tour to Uunartoq Hot Springs
Mount Olympus & Dion
Traces of Alexander the Great: Pella & Vergina
Thessaloniki Highlights
Vergina: Ancient Macedonia's Royal Treasure
Panoramic Thessaloniki
Stonehenge with Airport Drop-Off (LHR)
Royal Windsor and Heathrow Airport

Invergordon, Scotland

This Scottish port town is a gateway to the scenic Highlands and historic sites. With its murals, distilleries, and close proximity to Loch Ness, Invergordon offers a taste of Scottish culture and picturesque landscapes.

South Queensferry, Scotland

Highlights of Edinburgh
Edinburgh On and Off Bus
Exclusive Edinburgh
Secrets of Edinburgh
Private Edinburgh Castle and The Royal Mile
Private Edinburgh City Rosslyn Chapel
Local History, Wildlife and Maritime Museum
Private Glenkinchie Distillery with lunch and the Royal Mile
Private Walking Tour

24 Night Europe Cruise

Europe

North America

United Kingdom

Regal Princess combines elegance and fun, offering a refined atmosphere with its grand Piazza, warm decor, and special touches like the SeaWalk for unobstructed sea views. The ship features a variety of dining options to cater to both international palates and those seeking upscale experiences, such as Sabatini's and Crown Grill, alongside the innovative OceanMedallion technology for enhanced passenger convenience. Despite some areas for improvement, such as the promenade deck, Regal Princess maintains a balance of relaxation and enjoyment, ensuring a memorable vacation experience.

Dive into a world of friendly competition and shared interests at Princess Sports Center, where Center Court hosts basketball, tennis, volleyball, and badminton. With activities like golf, ping pong, and giant foosball, there's something for everyone to enjoy together.



Princess Sports Central

Elevate your cruise experience with the breathtaking SeaWalk, a first-of-its-kind glass walkway extending over the ocean. Take in stunning panoramic views and enjoy thrilling vistas while sipping drinks at the SeaView Bar, where every moment feels truly unforgettable.



The SeaWalk

Experience the joy of golfing against the backdrop of a stunning ocean view on The Greens, the nine-hole miniature putting course. Whether you're a casual player or a seasoned enthusiast, challenge your skills amidst the beauty of the sea.



The Greens

Immerse yourself in the world of fine art onboard, from strolling through the appointed gallery to attending lively Champagne Art Auctions featuring pieces by renowned artists like Thomas Kinkade and Peter Max. Don't miss the chance to add a masterpiece to your collection during these complimentary events.




Fine Art Gallery

Indulge in unparalleled onboard shopping with "Best Onboard Shopping" at The Shops, featuring a diverse selection of luxury brands, local crafts, and duty-free savings of up to 30% off U.S. retail prices.



The Shops of Princess

Stay connected seamlessly during your cruise with the Internet Cafe, equipped with computers for browsing world news, sports updates, and stock trading, or utilize the upgraded onboard wireless service with your own devices. Open round-the-clock, it ensures you're always in touch with what matters most to you.






Internet Cafe 

Indulge in specialty coffee or tea from the Café while enjoying a fresh comedy act or diverse musical performances onboard.






Princess Live! Cafe

Experience the timeless charm of Crooners bar, where a talented pianist serenades you with Sinatra-era classics, complemented by a menu of signature martinis and classic cocktails. Indulge in the "Rat Pack" vibe and let the music transport you to a bygone era of elegance and style.




Crooners Bar

The Mermaid's Tail Bar on the Regal Princess is a cozy spot where you can enjoy drinks with a view of the ocean. With its ocean-themed decor, it's a relaxing place to unwind and sip on refreshing beverages while soaking in the maritime atmosphere.

Mermaid's Tail

Discover the charm of Vines, voted among the "Best Wine Bars at Sea" by USA TODAY. Nestled in the Atrium, indulge in an extensive wine collection, Champagne, and regional specialties. Complemented by gourmet delicacies, every sip is a journey of refined taste.


Vines Wine Bar

Experience unique dining and entertainment at the Wheelhouse Bar and Salty Dog Gastro Pub (select ships only). By day, enjoy Cruise Staff activities, and by night, savor live music and occasional karaoke for a delightful onboard experience.






Wheelhouse Bar

Embark on the Good Spirits cruise to discover extraordinary people worldwide and craft unique cocktails with locally sourced ingredients. Let skilled bartenders guide you through immersive experiences, capturing the essence of each region along the way.






Good Spirits at Sea 

Indulge in the timeless tradition of afternoon tea aboard this cruise, perfect for any occasion from intimate gatherings to serene moments of reflection. Savor a variety of teas or coffee in our elegant dining room, accompanied by delectable finger sandwiches, cookies, and cakes, all served with care by the attentive staff.


Afternoon Tea

Treat yourself to award-winning pizza at Alfredo's, named "Best Pizza at Sea" by USA TODAY. Watch as our chefs handcraft individual-size pizzas in the open kitchen, offering a tantalizing menu paired with select beers and wines for a delightful dining experience.



Alfredo’s Pizzeria

Experience global flavors at the World Fresh Marketplace in Horizon Court, where the menu evolves throughout the day to please every palate. Indulge in freshly baked breads, regional comfort foods, and customizable options like create-your-own salads and sandwiches, all amidst a relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.


Horizon Court

Delight in a culinary journey at the International Cafe, your round-the-clock haven in the Piazza. From morning croissants to evening desserts, savor a diverse selection of small bites and gourmet beverages, including specialty espresso drinks and refreshing iced tea fusions.


International Cafe

Dive into a flavorsome adventure at the Trident Grill, where poolside bites transform into a smokehouse barbecue experience each evening. From jumbo chicken wings to Kansas City Sweet & Smoky Pork Spare Ribs, savor the best of southern cuisine under the stars.


Trident Grill

Experience culinary excellence at the award-winning Italian specialty restaurant, Sabatini's. Celebrating the rich Italian heritage, delight in signature pastas, fine wines, and irresistible desserts. Prepare for a feast that's hailed as one of the "Best Cruise Ship Specialty Restaurants" by USA TODAY.


Sabatini's Italian Trattoria

Indulge your love for seafood at Ocean Terrace, where ocean treasures await. From sushi to sashimi, complemented by chilled sake and wines, each bite is a celebration of the sea's bounty. With a la carte pricing, craft your perfect seafood experience with ease.



Ocean Terrace

Discover the authentic taste of Italian gelato, crafted with care and tradition onboard. Savor this legendary dessert, known for its creamy texture and balanced ingredients, freshly made with Italian-certified ingredients and techniques by the expert pastry chefs trained in Italy's finest gelato institutions.


Gelato

Step into elegance at Crown Grill, honored among the "Best Cruise Ship Steakhouses" by USA TODAY. Immerse yourself in a refined atmosphere with premium aged beef and fresh seafood, expertly prepared in an open kitchen for a truly intimate dining experience.


Crown Grill

Elevate your dining experience with Chef's Table Lumiere, a culinary extravaganza guided by the ship's executive chef. Indulge in champagne, hors d'oeuvres, and an exquisite multi-course dinner, perfect for celebrating special occasions and creating unforgettable memories.


Chef's Table Lumiere

Experience unforgettable evenings at the Vista Lounge, nestled at the aft of select ships, where you'll enjoy intimate performances and interactive entertainment. With live bands, comedians, illusionists, themed parties, Bingo, and special events, every night brings a new adventure and a chance to create lasting memories.






Vista Lounge

Journey to a mythical realm with The Secret Silk, an exclusive production featuring life-size puppetry and enchanting special effects. Directed by Broadway star John Tartaglia and created with Stephen Schwartz, this mystical show promises an unforgettable evening of wonder and revelation onboard your cruise.





The Secret Silk

Prepare for an extravaganza of classic opera meets contemporary hits with Bravo, a Regal Celebration. Backed by a 13-piece orchestra, talented singers and dancers deliver a captivating performance, blending timeless opera classics with modern favorites for an unforgettable evening at sea.


Bravo

Step into a world of elegance and enchantment with Encore, an evening of music and glamour inspired by Princess Cruises' acclaimed show Bravo! Accompanied by a live orchestra, this spellbinding production directed by Danny Teeson showcases pop, opera, and musical theater traditions, promising a mesmerizing experience onboard.


Encore

Immerse yourself in a dazzling voyage with Fantastic Journey, a groundbreaking show blending live performances with cutting-edge technology. Directed by American Idol's Danny Teeson, this visually stunning production features 3D-mapped imagery and aerial performers for an unforgettable experience at sea.


Fantastic Journey

Experience the excitement of The Voice of the Ocean aboard your cruise, featuring live performances, blind auditions, and charismatic judges. Join in on the fun as guests compete for the title of The Voice of the Ocean during this thrilling onboard entertainment.


The Voice of the Ocean

Get ready to dance the night away at Club 6, where chic ambiance meets vibrant beats. Whether you're sipping cocktails or hitting the dance floor, this full-service bar promises an intimate atmosphere and non-stop fun with your favorite hits spun by the resident DJ.


Club 6

Get ready for laughs aplenty with top comedians from Comedy Central and late-night TV. Grab a cocktail, settle in, and share the humor with fellow guests for an evening of side-splitting fun.


Top Headliner Comedians

Dive into a world of live entertainment, from captivating performances to interactive demonstrations. With a plethora of dining options and bustling bars, the excitement is just steps away on your cruise adventure.


Street Entertainers in the Piazza

From reggae beats by the pool to lively mariachi melodies, immerse yourself in a diverse musical journey on deck. Whether it's cover bands or intimate string quartets, there's something for every musical taste onboard.


Live Music Abounds

Celebrate the seasons onboard a Princess ship with festive activities like pumpkin carving, turkey contests, and holiday cheer, including a spectacular Atrium snowfall. Experience time-honored traditions like never before.


Holiday Celebrations at Sea

Prepare to be amazed by spellbinding illusionists and magicians, showcasing mind-bending tricks and feats of magic. Let yourself be enchanted by their mesmerizing performances that defy belief.



World-Class Magicians & Illusionists

Experience non-stop entertainment at the exclusive open-air poolside amphitheater, featuring feature films, concerts, and live sports like football games. Snuggle into a plush lounger with a fleece blanket, indulge in complimentary fresh-popped popcorn or cookies and milk, and immerse yourself in the thrill of the big screen.






 Movies Under the Stars 

Discover the inviting piazza-style Grand Atrium, the vibrant hub of the ships, hosting a variety of entertainment events, from lively parties to serene musical performances, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all.


Piazza Atrium

Immerse yourself in a melodic voyage aboard this cruise, where every musical taste finds its rhythm. From live bands to serene strings and pulsating nightclubs, there's a harmonious experience for everyone to enjoy.






Music and Dancing 

Immerse yourself in a world of theatrical splendor at the Princess Theater, boasting captivating performances from talented artists worldwide. Experience the magic in comfort with spacious seating, flawless views, and cutting-edge lighting, promising an unforgettable night of entertainment onboard.






Princess Theater

Experience the magic of world-class productions onboard Princess Cruises, where top directors and choreographers bring to life imaginative shows with dazzling stage sets and talented casts, offering entertainment as captivating as the destinations we sail to.






Original Musical Productions

Unleash your child's curiosity and creativity at the themed centers, developed in partnership with Discovery, offering engaging activities for young explorers to play, learn, and make new friends while sailing the seas.




Camp Discovery

Enjoy peace of mind as you plan your day or evening adventures, knowing that the Youth Centers offer group kid sitting services for ages 3 to 12. For just $5.00 USD per hour per child, your little ones can relax, play, and make memories with friends, leaving you free to explore or unwind.



Parents Night Out

Step into the heart of teen socializing at the contemporary beach-themed lounge, the ultimate spot for connecting, chilling, and making memories by the sea.


The Beach House (13-17)

Immerse your little ones in a whimsical forest-themed adventure aboard this cruise, where kids aged 3 to 7 can partake in dance parties, movie nights, art projects, and even compete in a thrilling Lego boat-building contest.


The Treehouse (3-7)

Designed to bring the spirit of the outdoors indoors, the cozy center provides a range of sports activities and comfortable spaces for kids to discover, hang out, and chill.



The Lodge (8-12)

Elevate your wellness journey at the Lotus Spa Fitness Center, offering a variety of fitness programs including Tour de Cycle, Pilates, Yoga, and TRX suspension training, alongside state-of-the-art equipment for personalized workouts tailored to maximize your health and vitality. Charges apply on some services.







Lotus Spa Fitness Center

Discover ultimate relaxation at the award-winning Lotus Spa aboard this cruise, offering rejuvenating treatments like facials and aroma stone therapy massages, alongside salon services for a perfect night out.



Lotus Spa

Discover ultimate relaxation in The Enclave, Princess’ expansive thermal suite boasting a luxurious hydrotherapy pool, heated stone beds, and soothing water beds, along with rejuvenating features like The Hammam, Caldarium, and Laconium, offering a blissful retreat for purification and detoxification.


The Enclave at Lotus Spa

Treat yourself to tranquility at The Sanctuary, an exclusive adults-only oasis where you can unwind with signature beverages, light meals, and al fresco massages while Serenity Stewards cater to your every need, from chilled face towels to refreshing Evian water atomizers.


The Sanctuary

Stay active and enjoy the sea breeze on the newly designed jogging track with separate lanes for runners and walkers. Discover the added fun of outdoor exercise stations along the way, offering a refreshing fitness experience with picturesque views of global travel destinations.

Jogging Track 

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Regal Princess

Fort Lauderdale's trendy boulevard features a multitude of delightful art galleries, eclectic boutiques and busy sidewalk cafés. Here, you will have 20-30 minutes to browse the many interesting shops, enjoy a refreshing beverage or simply wander around this bustling, sunny neighborhood, before heading aboard the charming "Carrie B" paddle-wheel boat for a relaxing cruise along Fort Lauderdale's stunning waterways.

Tour one of the world's most must-see sights in an airboat. With a flat bottom and large driving airplane propeller at the stern, the airboat is able to glide over the surface of the shallow waters with speeds of up to 50 mph. Stretching out over 1.5 million-acre, the Everglades is a World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve established to preserve the biological diversity and resources of the Everglades ecosystems. Home to a unique mix of tropical and temperate plants and animals the park boasts over 700 plant and 300 bird species such as roseate spoonbills, egrets, and wood storks, as well as the endangered manatee, crocodile, and Florida panther.

Experience the magic and mystery of ancient Britain on this exclusive excursion. Begin your adventure at Southampton Docks, where a comfortable motorcoach awaits to whisk you to the legendary Stonehenge. Enjoy privileged close-up views of the enigmatic stones, complemented by captivating tales of their history at the visitor's center, before exploring the quaint streets and Gothic splendors of Salisbury.

Set out on an unguided exploration of London's famed landmarks and hidden gems from the convenient starting point of the South Bank. Choose your own adventure, whether it's marveling at historic sites like Buckingham Palace and St. Paul’s Cathedral, enjoying the bustling shopping streets of Oxford and Regent, or experiencing the cultural treasures of the Tate Modern and National Art Gallery. With the freedom to navigate the city by foot, underground, or iconic black cab, every turn promises a unique slice of London life.

Explore regal elegance on a guided drive from Southampton Docks through the scenic English countryside to Windsor Castle, a historic royal residence. Delve into the opulent State Apartments adorned with exquisite art and the solemn St. George's Chapel, resting place of Queen Elizabeth II. Complete your visit with a leisurely stroll through Windsor's charming Georgian shops and traditional pubs, enriching your cultural journey.

Experience the craftsmanship of Bombay Sapphire with a detailed tour of its distillery, set in a picturesque converted paper mill. Discover the secrets of the world-renowned gin through its twin greenhouses and the Botanical Dry Room, and unravel the history behind its iconic name and blue bottle in the Dakin Still House. This tour not only educates but also immerses visitors in the sensory and historical layers of gin production.

Originally named 'Beal Feirste'-Gaelic for 'mouth of the sandy fjord'-Belfast was founded in the 17th century and prospered in the industrial age, becoming famous for its shipyards and linens. The city has seen decades of political strife but has rebounded and now boasts a vibrant waterfront district and lively pub scene. Your narrated drive takes you past a host of popular sights and historic landmarks showcasing Belfast's industry and elegance, a rich and varied past, and 19th-century buildings that are a reminder of prosperous former days.

Antrim unveils itself on this half-day narrated drive. Your tour takes you through breathtaking coastal countryside and the towns of Larne and Carnlough to the beautiful Glenariff Forest Park. The park is situated amidst the world-famous Glens of Antrim and is considered to be the most beautiful of the nine glens. You will make a stop for snacks and beverages at the ideally situated Glenariff Tea House & Gift Shop in the Forest Park. With diverse woodland habitats, superb natural beauty and spectacular views, Glenariff Forest Park is called the 'Queen of the Glens.' Your leisurely return drive travels through countryside reaching the outskirts of Belfast and passing the town of Ballymena before returning to the pier.

Originally named 'Beal Feirste'-Gaelic for 'mouth of the sandy fjord' - Belfast was founded in the 17th century and prospered in the industrial age, becoming famous for its shipyards and linens. The city has seen decades of political strife but has rebounded and now boasts a vibrant waterfront district and lively pub scene. Your narrated drive takes you past a host of popular sights and historic landmarks showcasing Belfast's industry and elegance, a rich and varied past, and 19th-century buildings that are a reminder of prosperous former days.

The Victorian-era Crumlin Road Gaol first opened its gates to prisoners in 1846 and was a fully operational prison for 150 years. Walk the halls of this historic building, now fully renovated, on a self guided audio tour, step back into its eerie past, even entering the cells that housed prisoners of old. The spine-tingling adventure continues when you sit down to lunch in this foreboding environment-one of the most unusual meals you'll have ever had, to be sure!

Renowned for its polygonal columns of layered basalt, the causeway is considered the Eighth Wonder of the World and is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland. According to myth, the giant Finn McCool used the basalt columns to form the causeway into stepping stones so he could travel from Ireland to Scotland to visit his lover, a Scottish giantess. Scientists, however, believe the mainly hexagonal columns resulted from cooling lava flows. Visit the Giant's Causeway Visitor Center before embarking on your guided walk.

No visit to Belgium is complete without indulging in one of the country's most successful and delicious exports…their world famous chocolate. Indulge your sweet tooth and the rest of your senses with a four-hour excursion that showcases the charm, culture, history and beauty that surrounds Bruges. Comfortable walking shoes and a camera are must-haves before you climb aboard the comfortable motorcoach. Sit back and relax as you wind your way past the canals, tree lined streets and out into the bucolic countryside.

This adventurous day away from the ship is yours to shape and enjoy. The bus will pick you up from the pier at Zeebrugge for the scenic journey through incomparable Flemish countryside for the largest city in the region, Bruges.

Your half-day tour starts when you meet your driver and friendly guide at the port. Enjoy a motorcoach ride through the wonderfully green and verdant Flemish countryside en route to the medieval town of Bruges.

This sensational half-day tour starts with a scenic ride through the charming Flemish countryside to Ghent, a delightful town that is proud of its medieval heritage.

This delightful half-day tour is a wonderful way to discover the best of Bruges, by land and by water. Sit back and enjoy the picturesque journey to the capital of Flanders through magnificent Flemish countryside.

For those interested in military history as well as medieval architecture, this all-day excursion offers both. Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic drive to Ypres. This ancient town, once raided by the Romans in the 1st century A.D., was one of the most important cloth-producing and cloth-trading cities in Flanders during the Middle Ages. A hundred years ago the area was reduced to rubble during World War I.

Your fantastic full-day exploration of the capital of Europe starts at the ship's pier, where you will meet your friendly guide and driver before heading out of Zeebrugge.

The seaside town of Dun Laoghaire, nestled on the east coast of Ireland, is a tender port and is an approximately 30-minute drive from Dublin. Dun Laoghaire gets its name from the Irish translation Fort (Dún) of Laoghaire, as it was once the seat of King Laoghaire, the ancient High King of Ireland. Its focal point is its lovely harbor, widely recognized as one of the finest man-made harbors. The first stone of the harbor was laid in 1817, and it was finished in 1842.

En route, you will witness the city's major sights, such as St. Stephen's Green, O'Connell Street, the River Liffey, the main river in Dublin and the city's Georgian District, including Merrion Square. You will also pass the Custom House and view its elegant 18th-century Georgian architecture. Often considered the most architecturally important building in Dublin, the Custom House is the first major public building constructed in Dublin as an isolated structure with four monumental façades.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic, narrated drive to Dublin for a brief panoramic drive before continuing to Glendalough, which translates to "the glen of two lakes". En route, you will witness the city's major sights, such as St. Stephen's Green, O'Connell Street, and the city's Georgian District, including Merrion Square. You will take in views of Trinity College, Ireland's oldest university, and drive through County Wicklow, famed as the "Garden of Ireland.

The original distillery on this site was called the Bow Street Distillery and was established in 1780. Two hundred years later, a fun and informative tour showcases the Jameson's history and the company's high-tech production process. During your guided tour, you'll learn that John Jameson, the founder of the world's best-selling Irish whiskey was actually a Scotsman and that the Latin phrase "Sine Metu" on the bottle's label means "without fear." You'll also discover how the principal ingredients of Irish whiskey (Irish barley and pure, soft Irish water) are involved in the process of malting, milling, fermenting, distilling and maturing-eventually leading to the finished product. Following the tour, join in a tutored tasting and use your newfound expertise to compare and sample Ireland's finest whiskey. Then, soak up the atmosphere and Jameson's wealth of memorabilia in JJ's Bar while imbibing in a glass of John Jameson's Irish Whiskey.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a panoramic tour of Dublin City. You will see St. Stephen's Green and Merrion Square - one of Dublin's grandest Georgian Squares and now the address of the National Gallery of Ireland and the Irish Parliament before continuing on past the Old Parliament Building and Trinity College, founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I.

The castle, founded in the 12th century by Norman baron Lord Talbot de Malahide, sits on a 268-acre site and includes a 20-acre garden with more than 5,000 species of plants. The structure boasts circular towers, a Gothic entrance porch, an exquisite collection of Irish period furniture and historical portraits from the collection of the late Lord Talbot. Following months of restoration work, a brand new interactive exhibition area is located on the ground floor of the castle. In this new exhibition, the history of the Talbot Family is retold, and you will have time to enjoy this before embarking on a guided tour throughout the reception rooms of this magnificent landmark.

Board your motorcoach and begin a scenic drive to the city center of enchanting Edinburgh. Alive with culture and history, the capital of Scotland is a thriving city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you drive through the charming streets, marvel at the juxtaposition of medieval architecture with modern buildings and delight in the lively culture and classic beauty that is on display around every corner.

Widely known as the 'Home of Golf', the medieval town of St. Andrews is famous for the Royal & Ancient Golf Club, one of the oldest golf clubs in the world and one of the worldwide ruling bodies of the game.

Board your motorcoach for a scenic drive to the port of Leith where the former Royal Yacht Britannia is moored. Begin at the Visitor's Center, where you'll receive information and a self-guided audio tour that narrates the adventure on board. Hear thrilling stories and tidbits about the life of the British Royal Family as you walk through the vessel. Before leaving the center, be sure to take a look at the gallery of photographs tracing the yacht's history, which adorn the walls.

Board your motorcoach and enjoy a lovely, scenic drive to Edinburgh. Alive with culture and history, the capital of Scotland is a thriving UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you tour the streets, marvel at the juxtaposition of medieval architecture and contemporary buildings. The lively culture and classic beauty of this city is on display around every corner.

Disembark at this historical site and museum, built on what is believed to be the area where Robert the Bruce commanded his troops. In 1314, eight years after William Wallace's execution, Robert the Bruce and the Scots crushed the English at the battle of Bannockburn, the most celebrated victory won by Scotland over an invading English army.

Be transported back in time to the 17th century to learn how, hidden beneath the Royal Mile, lies Edinburgh's most dramatic architectural secret, hidden 'closes' where real people once lived. A series of exhibitions introduce life on the closes, then you'll descend to the subterranean level where costumed characters lead the way through a labyrinth of alleyways and offer their own fascinating perspective to life on the close. Learn about the 'black death,' the plague that terrorized the residents of Mary King's Close, and the ghosts that roam the streets today. Both informative and spooky, this underground interactive experience offers a unique experience.

Glamis (pronounced "Glarms") Castle has been the family home of the Earls of Strathmore for over 600 years. The Castle's history has been celebrated throughout the years and it is associated with a great many stories, secrets and legends. Each room is filled with wonderful antiques, tapestries, and treasured works of art, but it is the tales of ghosts that make a visit to this landmark most exciting.

Begin your leisurely, half-day exploration of the bonny, bonny banks of Loch Lomond at your pier where you will board a motorcoach. Accompanied by a friendly and knowledgeable guide, you will set forth on a scenic drive through the ruggedly beautiful Scottish landscape.

Your narrated panoramic tour surveys Glasgow's highlights such as Tolbooth Tower built in 1627 to house the city's council chamber and administrative headquarters. Also view Glasgow Green (the oldest of the city's parks gifted by Bishop Turnbull in 1450) and Kelvingrove Park, created in 1852 by noted English gardener Sir Joseph Paxton.

Board your motorcoach and travel along the banks of the Clyde to the heart of Glasgow and its magnificent Gothic cathedral. Begun in the year 1136, the cathedral is the only Scottish cathedral to have survived the Scottish Protestant Reformation intact. The cathedral features arcades, buttresses, tracery windows and three vaulted aisles at the presbytery and choir. The church is reputedly built over the site of St. Mungo's original Christian community; the saint's tomb is located in the cathedral's crypt. Glasgow cathedral also boasts a stunning collection of Postmodern English stained glass.

Set forth on a full-day, moderately active excursion to discover the best of Edinburgh by boarding a motorcoach at your pier. Then sit back, relax and enjoy a scenic two-hour drive across the Scottish landscape to the beautiful city of Edinburgh.

Inaugurated in 2002 by Queen Elizabeth II, this massive wheel, which resembles a giant screw, is the world's only rotating boat lift, lifting or lowering canal boats between two waterways. A century ago, eleven locks connected Glasgow's Clyde Canal with Edinburgh's Union Canal. The locks spanned the 79-foot difference in elevation between the canals. Today, this impressive wheel accomplishes the job simply, in one slow turn.

Indulge in a half-day, moderately active guided excursion to learn the secrets of distilling Scotland's famous single malt whiskies. Board your motorcoach at the pier in Greenock, then sit back and enjoy an hour-long scenic drive through the beautiful Scottish landscape. Journey through the historic Blane River Valley (named for Saint Blane) as well as the lovely Campsie Hills.

Your amazing evening of moderately-active excursion to see the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo begins at the pier. Board your motorcoach for a comfortable and d escorted two and a half drive through the Scottish landscape en route to Edinburgh. Located between the Highlands and Lowlands, this capital of Scotland boasts a dramatic skyline, classical architecture and over 1,000 years of Scottish history.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a short drive to New York Hotel. As the centerpiece of the city's renovated docklands, this trendy hotel is housed in the Art Deco-style former headquarters of the Holland-America line.

Nestled in the picturesque countryside, this 17th century farm will demonstrate how Gouda cheese, or Yellow Gold as it is called by the locals, is made. Gouda has a history as rich as its buttery flavor. Learn how Gouda became the center of Dutch dairy production and watch the cheese-making experience from start to delicious finish. A cheese tasting and time to explore the farm complete the experience.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a short drive to The Hague. En route, you'll pass lowland countryside dotted with farms, canals, flower fields and windmills, the perfect symbol of Holland's past.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a short drive through Rotterdam's industrial outskirts to nearby Kinderdijk. En route, you'll travel through Dutch Polderland, low-lying land laced with canals and farms fields.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic drive to Keukenhof in the town of Lisse. En route, you'll travel through a lowland countryside dotted with farms and canals.

Your tour begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic drive to Amsterdam. En route, you'll pass a typical lowland countryside.

The tiny city of Delft proves that big things really do come in small packages. This quaint and picturesque city of 98,000 measures just a little over nine square miles but it's packed with an intriguing history, architectural delights, cobblestone streets, photogenic bridges and the world famous Royal Delftware factory. During this excursion you'll not only enjoy a guided tour of the factory but you can also make one of the iconic cobalt blue and snow white tiles yourself and shop for beautiful items in the showroom. Later, take a short walking tour in the charming heart of the city so wear comfortable walking shoes and don't forget a camera to capture the memorable sights.

Embark on a historic journey to Winchester, starting with a motorcoach ride from Southampton to the majestic Winchester Cathedral. Marvel at the Gothic architecture, intricate choir stalls, and the vast collection of illuminated manuscripts in the cathedral's library, including the famed Winchester Bible. Conclude your visit with a tribute to Jane Austen at her burial site, followed by leisure time in the city center for exploration and shopping.

Cap off your trip with a scenic drive through the English countryside to the iconic Stonehenge, a 5,000-year-old marvel of ancient engineering. Explore the mystique of the monoliths with an audio guide from the Stonehenge App, delving into the lives of its ancient builders. Conclude your journey with a picturesque drive through Windsor Great Park, offering splendid views of medieval Windsor Castle, before heading to Heathrow airport.

Wrap up your cruise with a half-day tour to Windsor Castle, a royal residence steeped in history and one of Queen Elizabeth's favored retreats. Marvel at the lavish State Apartments and the architectural splendor of St. George's Chapel, a cornerstone of English religious heritage. Enjoy some leisure time in the medieval town of Windsor, browsing its quaint shops and boutiques, before your comfortable motorcoach ride to Heathrow airport.

Soak up English countryside as you whiz along the motorway before arriving at some of the city's most well-known landmarks including Oxford Street, the capital city's busiest shopping district, Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square, which features striking Nelson's Column.

Embark on a full-day London City Drive, beginning with a scenic journey from Southampton through London's vibrant West End. Enjoy a guided tour along major streets like Oxford Street and past iconic landmarks including Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and the London Eye. The excursion highlights include a close-up view of St. Paul's Cathedral, the historic Tower of London, home to the Crown Jewels, and the majestic Tower Bridge. This comprehensive tour offers a rich glimpse into the heart of London’s grandeur.


Tour one of the world's most must-see sights in an airboat. With a flat bottom and large driving airplane propeller at the stern, the airboat is able to glide over the surface of the shallow waters with speeds of up to 50 mph. Stretching out over 1.5 million-acre, the Everglades is a World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve established to preserve the biological diversity and resources of the Everglades ecosystems. Home to a unique mix of tropical and temperate plants and animals, the park boasts over 700 plant and 300 bird species such as roseate spoonbills, egrets, and wood storks, as well as the endangered manatee, crocodile, and Florida panther.

Following a panoramic tour of Brittany's north coast, you'll stop and explore Saint Mathieu Abbey, known to the locals as Abbaye Saint-Mathieu de Fine-Terre. Erected on the edge of the 65-foot-high cliffs that gives the cape its name, the abbey was originally built in the 6th century, and the ruins you see today date from the 12th and 13th centuries. According to tradition, Breton sailors brought the skull of St. Matthew from Ethiopia to the Benedictine abbey.

Built between the 13th and 16th centuries, the cathedral was named after Quimper's first bishop, who according to tradition, led the first Bretons across the English Channel to the area in the 5th century. Graced with a Gothic-style façade of multi-colored stone, the cathedral bends slightly in the middle to match the contours of its location. An inside visit reveals a medieval nave, transept, side chapels and a stunning vaulted ceiling typical of Gothic architecture.

Nestled in an estuary enclosed by the foothills of the Monts d'Arree mountains, the 12th century town boasts a colossal two-story viaduct that crosses the deep valley carved by the River Dossen. A guided walking tour of Morlaix's old town showcases sites such as St. Mélaine's Church, whose flamboyant Gothic façade is graced with modern stained-glass windows. The highlight maybe a walk down Rue Ange de Guernisac, a charming street known for its "maisons à pondale" (overhanging houses). Constructed in the 16th century by linen merchants, these half-timbered houses were built on three stories that tower over the narrow streets.

A headland at the westernmost point of mainland France, La Pointe St. Mathieu overlooks an extremely important, strategic stretch of coast connecting the Atlantic to the Bay of Brest. Once you arrive, you'll walk in the shadow of the 183-foot-high red and white lighthouse and take in the stunning scenery. Built in 1835, the nearby signal station dates from 1906. The ruins of the Abbaye Saint-Mathieu de Fine-Terre, erected on the edge of the 65-foot-high cliffs gives the cape its name. Originally built in the 6th century, the ruins you see today date from the 12th and 13th centuries. According to tradition, Breton sailors brought the skull of St. Matthew from Ethiopia to the Benedictine abbey.

Located on a peninsula at the mouth of the Elorn, Plougastel-Daoulas was founded in the 6th century. During extensive air raids during World War II, an elaborate 17th century Calvary and three crosses were badly damaged. American officer, John D. Skilton, stationed in Plougastel-Daoulas with the 69th Armored Infantry Battalion, 16th Armored Division promised to one day have them repaired. The restoration was completed in 1949, and in 1959, the town named a square in his honor.

Dating back to the 11th century on the northeastern corner of the Crozon peninsula, Le Faou has the distinction of being called one of the most beautiful villages in France. Your guide will share its history as you travel through town and disembark at the House of Cider, a charming organic cider farm whose owner will welcome you upon arrival. During the tour, you'll learn the process of making cider and how to appreciate different types of Brittany cider, which is characterized by rich, robust and rustic aromas with notes of fruits and flowers.

Your all day excursion begins at Invergordon for the 45-minute ride to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. Enjoy the scenic panoramic views as you travel along the scenic Cromarty Firth waterway and over the lush, green hills.

Your adventure begins as you board your motorcoach for a scenic ride through the gentle farmland punctuated by meandering firths and tiny villages and heather-filled highlands on your way to the Falls of Shin. Along the way, you'll stop at the picturesque Struie Viewpoint. The locals call it 'Millionaires View' with its panoramic highland vistas.

The castle is still the seat of the Earls of Cawdor, and the current home to the Dowager Countess Cawdor. However, many know this place as the setting for Duncan's murder in Shakespeare's Macbeth. Macbeth was the Thane of Cawdor and at one time there was a castle about a mile away of which nothing is left. While parts of the castle date back to the 14th century, it did not exist during the reign of the factual Duncan and Macbeth. The castle boasts a central keep and drawbridge, and was originally build around a small, living holly tree, the remains of which may still be seen in the lowest level of the tower. Originally consisting only of the large tower (or keep), the castle was expanded numerous times in the succeeding centuries, with significant additions made in the 17th century and 19th century. You'll begin your tour with the castle's spectacular gardens, then see its interior filled with rich tapestries, antique furniture and interesting paintings.

Dunrobin Castle has been home to the Earls of Sutherland since the 13th century. The Earldom of Sutherland is one of the seven ancient earldoms of Scotland and the Sutherlands were one of the most powerful families in Britain with many important matrimonial and territorial alliances. The Earldom of Sutherland was created in 1235 and a castle appears to have stood on the site since then, possibly beginning as an early medieval fort. The name Dun Robin means Robin's Hill or Fort in Gaelic and may have come from Robert, the 6th Earl of Sutherland who died in 1427.

A city driving tour of Inverness is an opportunity to gaze upon the city's celebrated historic sites. As your motorcoach wends its way through the streets, look for such notable structures as the impressive gothic-style Town House; the Georgian tollbooth steeple; Abertarff House, the oldest surviving house in Inverness, with crow-stepped gables; and Falcon Square, anchored by a statue of a unicorn with falcons flying. The sculptor was created by the world-famous sculptor Gerald Laing who lived in a castle which he renovated on the Black Isle. The Laura Ashley building was an old Victorian station building which was demolished. The bricks were then cleaned and the building rebuilt at a different angle.

Vehicles are offered on full-day (eight hours) basis. Deviations to duration, departure / return time or locations to be visited can be made onboard in advance but will incur an additional charge. This is a private arrangement, those accompanying you are the family or friends with whom you agree to share costs. We do not match groups of passengers to form a private group for the vehicle. Vehicles are extremely limited therefore reserve early. These are special tours designed to offer the privacy and flexibility of touring with family or friends and the convenience of sightseeing at your own pace. We also recommend private tours for passengers with limited mobility.

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