Step into a journey that blends the magic of Ireland with the rugged beauty of Scotland. Over 10 extraordinary days, you’ll walk among ancient sites older than the pyramids, wander medieval streets, sail shimmering lakes, stand atop some of Europe’s most dramatic cliffs, and experience the warm charm of Irish and Scottish hospitality.
From Dublin’s lively culture to Donegal’s wild Atlantic coastline… from Belfast’s historic treasures to Scotland’s breathtaking Highlands… this tour is designed to deliver unmissable moments, unforgettable scenery, and stories that stay with you long after you return home.
This itinerary has been crafted especially for Ashley’s group—a perfect balance of adventure, culture, comfort, and FUN.
Board your overnight flight to Dublin, resting up for the adventure ahead!
Welcome to Ireland!
On arrival at Dublin Airport, you’ll be greeted and transferred to your hotel.
Take some time to relax. In the evening, enjoy a group dinner — the perfect start to your adventure.
Step back in time with a visit to the Boyne Valley, home to some of Ireland’s most important ancient sites.
Explore the medieval town of Drogheda, where history comes alive on every street corner.
Optional Extra:
In the evening, gather together for a lively Irish music night — a chance to experience traditional songs, stories, and culture.
Travel north toward the untamed beauty of Donegal.
Your first stop is the Cavan County Museum, home to remarkable exhibits— including full-scale WW1 trenches you can walk through.
Continue to the peaceful Glencar Waterfall, a dreamy natural wonder.
Arrive along the Wild Atlantic Way, where you may even have the chance to witness an incredible sheepdog demonstration.
Enjoy an evening in Donegal Town, filled with great pubs, Irish music and character.
A day packed with unforgettable highlights:
• Stand at the edge of Slieve League, among the highest sea cliffs in Europe—breathtaking beyond words.
• Enjoy a classic fish & chips lunch in the picture-perfect fishing village of Killybegs.
• Visit a local weaving workshop to see how the world-famous Donegal Tweed is made.
• Step inside a traditional Irish schoolhouse and take part in a fun Irish language lesson—a wonderful cultural experience.
Begin the day with a guided tour of Derry City, rich in history and resilience
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Afterward, journey to Belfast, Northern Ireland’s buzzing capital, where you’ll spend a relaxing and enjoyable evening exploring the city.
Today you sail from Ireland to Scotland on a scenic ferry crossing.
Once ashore, journey into the natural splendor of Trossachs National Park and admire the famous Loch Lomond.
Continue to hauntingly beautiful Glencoe, stopping at the Visitor Centre to learn about the tragic “Glencoe Massacre” and admire the dramatic Highland scenery..
Set off on a magical boat trip on Loch Ness—who knows, you may even spot Nessie!
Next, enjoy spectacular views of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK.
The day is filled with scenic photo opportunities at some of Scotland’s most breathtaking viewpoints.
Visit the magnificent Blair Castle, home of the Duke of Atholl and the historic seat of Clan Murray.
Then marvel at the towering steel sculptures known as The Kelpies—modern icons of Scotland’s artistry and folklore.
Optional Extra:
In the evening, choose an optional experience: a traditional Scottish Ceilidh night filled with music, dance, and joyful Scottish culture.
Explore Edinburgh with expert local guides on a fascinating city tour.
Discover Scotland’s royal history with a visit to Edinburgh Castle, perched dramatically above the city.
The rest of the day is yours to enjoy the elegant streets, cafés, and shops of this unforgettable capital.
Say goodbye to Scotland as you head to Edinburgh Airport for your flight home…
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begin your three-day extension in Edinburgh for even more exploring!
Spend the day discovering Edinburgh at your own pace—wander the Royal Mile, relax in a charming café, or browse artisan shops.
Extra Option: Outlander Tour, including:
Doune Castle (Castle Leoch in the series)
Linlithgow Palace (birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots)
If the group isn’t into Outlander, an alternative experience can be arranged.
Enjoy a slow, relaxing final day in this magical city.
Extra Option:
Visit the Edinburgh Whisky Museum
Explore The Real Mary King’s Close, winner of TripAdvisor’s Best UK Visitor Attraction
There’s still plenty of time for last-minute shopping and exploring.
Transfer to Edinburgh Airport for your departure home after a spectacular Ireland & Scotland adventure.