Dublin
Belfast
Glasgow
Highlands
Edinburgh
Small groups, big experiences, independent spirit.
Hotel accommodations, including baggage handling
9 Breakfasts, 4 dinners
Guided sightseeing, visits, and admissions as outlined in the day-by-day itinerary
Round-trip international group airfare. Group transfer upon arrival and for departure
Full time, English speaking throughout the trip
Céad míle fáilte—one hundred thousand welcomes! Upon arrival in Dublin, transfer to your hotel and settle in before meeting your Tour Manager and fellow travelers this evening. Get acquainted over a festive Welcome Dinner complete with Irish hospitality, warm conversation, and a toast to the adventure ahead. Your Celtic journey begins in the heart of Ireland’s vibrant capital.
After breakfast, set out with a local guide for an engaging introduction to Dublin, where Georgian architecture, literary landmarks, and lively streets reveal the city’s unmistakable charm. Later, enjoy a special visit with the Irish Patchwork Society, Eastern Branch, where creativity and craftsmanship take center stage. Meet local textile enthusiasts and gain insight into Ireland’s vibrant patchwork traditions before returning to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
Depart Dublin this morning and journey northward into Northern Ireland. En route, step back in time at the Ulster American Folk Park, an immersive open-air museum chronicling the story of Irish emigration and frontier life. Continue onward to Belfast, where a local guide introduces you to this dynamic city’s layered history, resilient spirit, and modern renaissance. Settle into your centrally located hotel for the evening.
Today showcases two of Northern Ireland’s most iconic treasures. First, marvel at the dramatic coastal beauty of the Giant’s Causeway, where thousands of basalt columns tumble into the sea amid myth and legend. Return to Belfast to explore the award-winning Titanic Belfast Museum, built on the very site where the legendary ship was constructed. This evening, gather for dinner at a local Irish restaurant and raise a glass to a day steeped in story and spectacle.
Enjoy a final morning of sightseeing in Belfast before transferring to the port for your ferry crossing to Scotland. As the Irish coast fades into the distance, set sail across the North Channel and arrive in the land of lochs, legends, and tartan. Upon arrival, continue to Glasgow, where a local Scottish guide introduces you to the city’s grand Victorian architecture and vibrant urban spirit before checking in for the evening.
Leave the city behind and venture deep into the Scottish Highlands, where misty mountains and sweeping glens create some of the most breathtaking scenery in the British Isles. Visit Ben Nevis Distillery for a guided whisky tour and tasting before continuing through the dramatic landscapes of Glencoe, one of Scotland’s most storied and scenic valleys. Arrive in Inverness this evening and enjoy dinner with your fellow travelers.
Begin the day with a visit to Blair Castle, ancestral home of the Dukes of Atholl, where elegant interiors and magnificent gardens reflect centuries of Scottish heritage. Then discover the artistry behind Scotland’s most iconic garment during a guided visit to The Scottish Kiltmaker Visitor Centre. Learn how tartan, tailoring, and tradition come together in this enduring symbol of Scottish identity. Continue onward to Edinburgh for your overnight stay.
This morning, explore New Lanark, the beautifully restored 18th-century mill village and UNESCO World Heritage Site that helped shape Scotland’s industrial history. Later, visit the remarkable Great Tapestry of Scotland, a stunning visual chronicle of the nation’s past told through hand-stitched panels bursting with artistry, texture, and story. Quilt lovers will especially appreciate the extraordinary needlework on display.
A local guide brings Scotland’s capital to life this morning during a panoramic tour of Edinburgh, from its medieval Old Town to its elegant Georgian New Town. Then step inside the legendary Edinburgh Castle, perched high atop Castle Rock and overlooking the city below. Tonight, celebrate your Celtic adventure with a lively Spirit of Scotland Dinner & Show, featuring traditional fare, music, and spirited entertainment in unforgettable Scottish style.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your journey home—bringing with you unforgettable memories of Celtic landscapes, rich traditions, and textile treasures discovered across Ireland and Scotland.
Céad míle fáilte—one hundred thousand welcomes! Upon arrival in Dublin, transfer to your hotel and settle in before meeting your Tour Manager and fellow travelers this evening. Get acquainted over a festive Welcome Dinner complete with Irish hospitality, warm conversation, and a toast to the adventure ahead. Your Celtic journey begins in the heart of Ireland’s vibrant capital.
After breakfast, set out with a local guide for an engaging introduction to Dublin, where Georgian architecture, literary landmarks, and lively streets reveal the city’s unmistakable charm. Later, enjoy a special visit with the Irish Patchwork Society, Eastern Branch, where creativity and craftsmanship take center stage. Meet local textile enthusiasts and gain insight into Ireland’s vibrant patchwork traditions before returning to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
Depart Dublin this morning and journey northward into Northern Ireland. En route, step back in time at the Ulster American Folk Park, an immersive open-air museum chronicling the story of Irish emigration and frontier life. Continue onward to Belfast, where a local guide introduces you to this dynamic city’s layered history, resilient spirit, and modern renaissance. Settle into your centrally located hotel for the evening.
Today showcases two of Northern Ireland’s most iconic treasures. First, marvel at the dramatic coastal beauty of the Giant’s Causeway, where thousands of basalt columns tumble into the sea amid myth and legend. Return to Belfast to explore the award-winning Titanic Belfast Museum, built on the very site where the legendary ship was constructed. This evening, gather for dinner at a local Irish restaurant and raise a glass to a day steeped in story and spectacle.
Enjoy a final morning of sightseeing in Belfast before transferring to the port for your ferry crossing to Scotland. As the Irish coast fades into the distance, set sail across the North Channel and arrive in the land of lochs, legends, and tartan. Upon arrival, continue to Glasgow, where a local Scottish guide introduces you to the city’s grand Victorian architecture and vibrant urban spirit before checking in for the evening.
Leave the city behind and venture deep into the Scottish Highlands, where misty mountains and sweeping glens create some of the most breathtaking scenery in the British Isles. Visit Ben Nevis Distillery for a guided whisky tour and tasting before continuing through the dramatic landscapes of Glencoe, one of Scotland’s most storied and scenic valleys. Arrive in Inverness this evening and enjoy dinner with your fellow travelers.
Begin the day with a visit to Blair Castle, ancestral home of the Dukes of Atholl, where elegant interiors and magnificent gardens reflect centuries of Scottish heritage. Then discover the artistry behind Scotland’s most iconic garment during a guided visit to The Scottish Kiltmaker Visitor Centre. Learn how tartan, tailoring, and tradition come together in this enduring symbol of Scottish identity. Continue onward to Edinburgh for your overnight stay.
This morning, explore New Lanark, the beautifully restored 18th-century mill village and UNESCO World Heritage Site that helped shape Scotland’s industrial history. Later, visit the remarkable Great Tapestry of Scotland, a stunning visual chronicle of the nation’s past told through hand-stitched panels bursting with artistry, texture, and story. Quilt lovers will especially appreciate the extraordinary needlework on display.
A local guide brings Scotland’s capital to life this morning during a panoramic tour of Edinburgh, from its medieval Old Town to its elegant Georgian New Town. Then step inside the legendary Edinburgh Castle, perched high atop Castle Rock and overlooking the city below. Tonight, celebrate your Celtic adventure with a lively Spirit of Scotland Dinner & Show, featuring traditional fare, music, and spirited entertainment in unforgettable Scottish style.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your journey home—bringing with you unforgettable memories of Celtic landscapes, rich traditions, and textile treasures discovered across Ireland and Scotland.
Céad míle fáilte—one hundred thousand welcomes! Upon arrival in Dublin, transfer to your hotel and settle in before meeting your Tour Manager and fellow travelers this evening. Get acquainted over a festive Welcome Dinner complete with Irish hospitality, warm conversation, and a toast to the adventure ahead. Your Celtic journey begins in the heart of Ireland’s vibrant capital.
After breakfast, set out with a local guide for an engaging introduction to Dublin, where Georgian architecture, literary landmarks, and lively streets reveal the city’s unmistakable charm. Later, enjoy a special visit with the Irish Patchwork Society, Eastern Branch, where creativity and craftsmanship take center stage. Meet local textile enthusiasts and gain insight into Ireland’s vibrant patchwork traditions before returning to your hotel for an evening at leisure.
Depart Dublin this morning and journey northward into Northern Ireland. En route, step back in time at the Ulster American Folk Park, an immersive open-air museum chronicling the story of Irish emigration and frontier life. Continue onward to Belfast, where a local guide introduces you to this dynamic city’s layered history, resilient spirit, and modern renaissance. Settle into your centrally located hotel for the evening.
Today showcases two of Northern Ireland’s most iconic treasures. First, marvel at the dramatic coastal beauty of the Giant’s Causeway, where thousands of basalt columns tumble into the sea amid myth and legend. Return to Belfast to explore the award-winning Titanic Belfast Museum, built on the very site where the legendary ship was constructed. This evening, gather for dinner at a local Irish restaurant and raise a glass to a day steeped in story and spectacle.
Enjoy a final morning of sightseeing in Belfast before transferring to the port for your ferry crossing to Scotland. As the Irish coast fades into the distance, set sail across the North Channel and arrive in the land of lochs, legends, and tartan. Upon arrival, continue to Glasgow, where a local Scottish guide introduces you to the city’s grand Victorian architecture and vibrant urban spirit before checking in for the evening.
Leave the city behind and venture deep into the Scottish Highlands, where misty mountains and sweeping glens create some of the most breathtaking scenery in the British Isles. Visit Ben Nevis Distillery for a guided whisky tour and tasting before continuing through the dramatic landscapes of Glencoe, one of Scotland’s most storied and scenic valleys. Arrive in Inverness this evening and enjoy dinner with your fellow travelers.
Begin the day with a visit to Blair Castle, ancestral home of the Dukes of Atholl, where elegant interiors and magnificent gardens reflect centuries of Scottish heritage. Then discover the artistry behind Scotland’s most iconic garment during a guided visit to The Scottish Kiltmaker Visitor Centre. Learn how tartan, tailoring, and tradition come together in this enduring symbol of Scottish identity. Continue onward to Edinburgh for your overnight stay.
This morning, explore New Lanark, the beautifully restored 18th-century mill village and UNESCO World Heritage Site that helped shape Scotland’s industrial history. Later, visit the remarkable Great Tapestry of Scotland, a stunning visual chronicle of the nation’s past told through hand-stitched panels bursting with artistry, texture, and story. Quilt lovers will especially appreciate the extraordinary needlework on display.
A local guide brings Scotland’s capital to life this morning during a panoramic tour of Edinburgh, from its medieval Old Town to its elegant Georgian New Town. Then step inside the legendary Edinburgh Castle, perched high atop Castle Rock and overlooking the city below. Tonight, celebrate your Celtic adventure with a lively Spirit of Scotland Dinner & Show, featuring traditional fare, music, and spirited entertainment in unforgettable Scottish style.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your journey home—bringing with you unforgettable memories of Celtic landscapes, rich traditions, and textile treasures discovered across Ireland and Scotland.
Per Person/Double Occupancy
A non-refundable $300 deposit per person is required for booking. Before completing your reservation, be sure you read and understand our Cancellation Policy and Terms & Conditions.
Space for this tour is limited. Please contact us to discuss accommodation options and availability.