On this circuit we will be able to see the most important and spectacular of the British Isles with magnificent panoramas in the Scottish Highlands and in the Snowdonia park in Wales. Get to know the mystical monument of dolmens of Stonehenge, the elegant city of Bath with its Roman Baths and the city of Liverpool, birthplace of the Beatles. In Ireland we will enjoy the impressive Cliffs of Moher, the Giant's Causeway and the famous fortress of the Rock of Cashel.
Day 1 - EDINBURGH
Transfer to hotel in Edinburgh. Bed and breakfast at the Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End, Holiday Inn Edinburgh Zoo or similar
Day 2 - EDINBURGH
In the morning we will take, with our guide and in Spanish, a panoramic tour of the city of Edinburgh where we will visit the elegant 'Georgian New Town' of the eighteenth century and the historic medieval city called 'Old Town'. We will have the rest of the day free to get to know the second most visited city in the United Kingdom after London. Edinburgh is a charming city that will not leave you indifferent where you can visit its impressive castle, the royal palace of Holyrood, the Scottish parliament, the royal yacht "The Royal Britannia" or simply stroll through its streets or the gardens of Princes Street is an event. Bed and breakfast at the Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End, Holiday Inn Edinburgh Zoo or similar.
Day 3 - EDINBURGH - FIFE - ST ANDREWS - PERTH - PITLOCHRY - HIGHLANDS
We will leave Edinburgh heading north crossing the famous Forth Bridge. This suspension bridge is a masterpiece of engineering and offers stunning panoramic views of the Firth of Forth, the estuary that separates Edinburgh from the Kingdom of Fife. We will arrive at St Andrews, famous worldwide for being the birthplace of golf and home to the oldest University in Scotland. This university was founded in 1413 and has been home to famous students such as Prince William and Kate Middleton. We will continue our route to Perth (The Beautiful City), the former capital of Scotland and seat of the Scottish crown until 1437. There we will have free time for lunch. We will continue to the Highlands through mid-mountain landscapes of great beauty. We will make a brief stop in Pitlochry, a small Victorian-era town famous for being a holiday town of high society. Dinner, bed and breakfast at the MacDonald Aviemore Highlands Hotel, Mercure Inverness Hotel or similar in the area.
Day 4 - HIGHLANDS - INVERNESS - LAGO NESS - FORT WILLIAM - LOCH LOMOND - GLASGOW
After breakfast we will continue our route to Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. Here, we will take a panoramic tour of the city to see some points of interest, such as its Castle and its Cathedral. Afterwards, we will continue the route along the banks of the famous Loch Ness, the home of "Nessie", the monster that lives in the depths of the loch. We will have the opportunity to take a boat trip on Loch Ness (optional). We will leave the lake and head towards Fort William, a town located at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles where we will have free time for lunch. Next, we will cross the Glencoe Valley, a glacial valley of great scenic beauty, towards the Trossachs National Park and Loch Lomond, the largest lake in Scotland. Here, we can admire the romantic landscapes of what is the first National Park created by the Scottish government. In the afternoon we will arrive in Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, where we will take a panoramic view before arriving at the hotel, to see its main points of interest, such as Glasgow Cathedral, the University or the vibrant George Square. Bed and breakfast at the Radisson Red Hotel Glasgow, Clayton hotel Glasgow or similar.
Day 5 - GLASGOW - GIANT CAUSEWAY’S - DARK HEDGES - BELFAST
We will say goodbye to Glasgow and take a ferry to sail through Irish waters until we reach the port of Belfast, in Northern Ireland. After disembarking, we head towards the Giant's Causeway, with free time for lunch en route. This wonder, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is composed of some 40,000 basalt columns sculpted by nature over millions of years, which form a captivating landscape. We will be able to explore its visitor centre to learn about its geological history and the myths that surround this place. Afterwards, we will head to Belfast through the interior of Northern Ireland and make a photo stop at the Dark Hedges, a tree-lined path that served as the setting for the famous Game of Thrones series. Bed and breakfast at the Maldron hotel Belfast City, Ramada by Wyndham Belfast or similar.
Day 6 - BELFAST - DUBLIN
In the morning we will take a panoramic view of the city centre of Belfast, the vibrant capital of Northern Ireland. We will immerse ourselves in its past and understand its present as we walk through its streets. We will discover the story of David and Goliath, and see the Cave Hill mountain that inspired Jonathan Swift to write "Gulliver's Travels". We will also go through the painted murals, and understand the differences between Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods, and their impact on society. We will visit the Titanic Quarter, a modern urban complex built on the site where the Titanic was built and enter the museum dedicated to recreating its history. Afterwards, we will have free time for lunch. We will leave for Dublin, passing through the Mourne Mountains and arrive in the afternoon at the capital of the Republic of Ireland where you will have free time to walk its streets. Tonight you will have the opportunity to participate in an Irish dinner enlivened by typical Irish folklore (optional). Bed and breakfast at the Academy Plaza, Iveagh Gardens Hotel or similar.
Day 7 - DUBLIN - ATHLONE - GALWAY
After breakfast, we will begin with a brief panoramic tour as we leave Dublin, allowing us to appreciate different areas of the city and the contrast between its historic quarters and more modern neighbourhoods. Leaving the capital behind, we will journey towards the west of Ireland. Our first stop will be in Athlone, located practically at the geographical centre of Ireland and crossed by the River Shannon, the longest in the country. This strategic location has made the town an important connection point between east and west since the Middle Ages. A key highlight is Athlone Castle, originally built in the 13th century by the Normans and rebuilt several times throughout its history, especially after the 1691 siege during the Williamite War. We can also enjoy its lively riverside promenade and local atmosphere, characteristic of a town with a rich trading and river heritage.
We then continue to Galway, known as the "City of the Tribes" in reference to the fourteen Anglo-Norman merchant families who dominated its political and economic life between the 14th and 17th centuries. Located on the west coast along the Atlantic, Galway is today a major cultural hub, famous for its festivals, traditional music, and vibrant, youthful atmosphere. Dinner, bed, and breakfast at The Connacht Hotel, Shannon Springs Hotel, Lough Rea Hotel & Spa, or similar.
Day 8 - GALWAY - WESTPORT - CONNEMARA - GALWAY
After breakfast, we will drive through some of the country’s most iconic landscapes until we reach Westport, one of the region’s most charming and lively towns. Overlooking the Carrowbeg River, we will have time to stroll through its beautifully preserved centre, enjoy the local atmosphere, do some shopping, and pick up lunch to enjoy later in the day. We will then continue our journey towards the Connemara region, an area of outstanding natural beauty famous for its lakes, valleys, mountains, and small villages, which has inspired poets and painters for centuries.
Travelling through these landscapes, we will arrive at the spectacular Kylemore Abbey. Originally a Victorian castle built on the shores of a lake and surrounded by an incomparable natural setting, it was first the residence of the Mitchell Henry family and later transformed into a convent by Benedictine nuns. In the afternoon, we will return to Galway for a walking tour of this lively university city, where we will see the Catholic cathedral, the Spanish Arch, and walk down the central High Street—famous for its vibrant atmosphere, shops, and traditional Irish pubs. There will be free time to enjoy live music and sample local beers.Dinner, bed, and breakfast at The Connacht Hotel, Shannon Springs Hotel, Lough Rea Hotel & Spa, or similar.
Day 9 - GALWAY - CLIFFS OF MOHER - LIMERICK - CORK
This morning we will make our way to the Cliffs of Moher, crossing "The Burren", which in Gaelic means "Rocky Terrain". The Cliffs of Moher, an imposing expanse of limestone land facing the Atlantic, is a UNESCO protected site. These cliffs offer unparalleled views over the Atlantic Ocean, rising 200 meters above sea level and stretching for 8 kilometres. We will spend time admiring these cliffs and visiting their visitor centre, as they are one of the main postcards of Ireland. Next, we will head to Limerick, where we will take a panoramic tour of the city, the fourth most important in Ireland, founded by the Vikings on the banks of the River Shannon. We will have free time in Limerick for lunch. We will continue our way to Cork, where we will enjoy a panoramic tour and pass by the English Market, an emblematic market located in the city centre. We will also see the church of St. Anne Shandon, the Clock of Lies and the Protestant cathedral of St. Finbar. Cork, known as the "Venice of Ireland", is a city built on water and is home to an important trading port, from where countless ships departed for the New World during the time of the Great Irish Famine. We will have free time to wander the streets of Cork. Dinner, bed and breakfast are included at the Cork International Hotel, Radisson Blu Cork, The Metropole Hotel, Garryvoe Hotel, Acton Hotel Kinsale or similar.
Day 10 - CORK - KILLARNEY AND KERRY RING - CORK
Today will be spent exploring the Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland's most famous tourist routes. It is a 170-kilometer route that will take us through the Iveagh Peninsula, one of the most picturesque in the west of the country. Inland lakes, beaches and cliffs form this beautiful landscape as a result of the last glaciation more than a million years ago. During the tour, we will cross typical villages, Killarney,Waterville, Sneem, Cahercevin where we will have free time to shop for Irish crafts and have lunch in one of the typical Irish pubs of the region and then return to Cork city. Dinner, bed and breakfast are included at the Cork International Hotel, Radisson Blu Cork, The Metropole Hotel, Garryvoe Hotel, Acton Hotel Kinsale or similar.
Day 11 - CORK - ROCK OF CASHEL - KILKENNY - DUBLIN
We will start by leaving Cork City behind and start the return to Dublin, making a stop at the Rock of Cashel. This fortress, which predates the Norman invasion, was ceded to the ecclesiastical power and is linked to the local mythologies of St. Patrick, patron saint of Ireland. In 1647, this place was the scene of a terrible massacre where 3,000 people lost their lives at the hands of Oliver Cromwell's troops. We will continue our journey to Kilkenny City, where we will have free time for lunch and a short visit. We will be able to walk through its streets and take pictures of the imposing Kilkenny Castle, built in medieval times and which belonged to the Butler family until 1935. Finally, we will head to Dublin, where you will enjoy the rest of the afternoon free to explore the city. This will be your last opportunity on this trip to shop on Irish soil. Bed and breakfast are included at the Academy Plaza Hotel, Iveagh Gardens Hotel or similar.
Day 12 - DUBLIN - CAERNARFON CASTLE - BETWSY-Y-COED - LIVERPOOL
We will leave for Dublin Port and board the ferry to cross the Ireland Sea to Wales. Once in Wales, we will head towards the seaside village of Caernarfon, where the Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located. This impressive castle was built by King Edward I in the 13th century and is one of the most famous in Wales. From 1283, it played an important role in the definitive chapter of the conquest of Wales, and was built not only as a military fortress, but also as the seat of government and royal palace. In 1969, the castle became famous around the world for being the scene of Prince Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales. We will have free time for lunch and wandering around the village before continuing the journey to Betws-y-Coed. This town with much to offer, known as 'the gateway to Snowdonia National Park', has an environment surrounded by dense forests, waterfalls (such as Swallow Falls), and the meeting point of three rivers. We will enjoy this magical landscape on the way to Liverpool, a port city from which millions of emigrants left to the New World and cradle of the famous rock group: "The Beatles". After dinner at the hotel you can visit the mythical The Cavern Club, where the Beatles played almost 300 concerts. Dinner, bed and breakfast at the Delta by Marriott Liverpool hotel, Mercure Liverpool Atlantic Tower Hotel or similar.
Day 13 - LIVERPOOL - CHESTER - LIVERPOOL
In the morning we will leave for Chester, for a walking tour of this walled city of Roman origin that looks like something out of a fairy tale, with its houses with wooden facades in the neo-Tudor style "Black & White" style and its magnificent Gothic cathedral. We will also have free time to wander through its streets before heading back to Liverpool. We will arrive before lunch and take a magical and mysterious Panoramic View of Liverpool to get to know the city of the Beatles and the places that inspired many of their songs. We will visit its cathedrals; the Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral and the Anglican Cathedral, and in the harbour area we will visit the well-known "Albert Dock", the maritime Liverpool, a fascinating area in which you can explore the growth of Liverpool and the new cultural area that extends beyond the harbour. Here we will find places such as: the Merseyside Maritime Museum, the "Tate" Gallery, the Liverpool Museum, the British Music Experience or The Beatles Story museum (optional visit). Free afternoon in Liverpool to enjoy the city. Bed and breakfast at the Delta by Marriott Liverpool hotel, Mercure Liverpool Atlantic Tower Hotel or similar.
Day 14 - LIVERPOOL - STRATFORD UPON AVON - COTSWOLDS – BATH
Today, our circuit will take us to Stratford-Upon-Avon, a charming town on the banks of the River Avon and birthplace of the playwright William Shakespeare, we will make a brief panoramic walk and we will have free time for lunch, to stroll through its streets, and to get to know some of the places that inspired his works. Stratford is home to several institutions dedicated to the study of Shakespeare such as the Shakespeare Birthplace Foundation and the Shakespeare Institute. We will continue through the picturesque villages of the Cotswolds region, with their thatched-roof cottages and beautiful gardens, we will be in the most representative of the English spirit. We will make a pleasant stop in one of its charming villages and continue our route to the south west where we will stay in the city of Bath or Bristol. Bed and breakfast at the Hampton by Hilton Bath, Mercure Holland House in Bristol or similar.
Day 15 - BATH - STONEHENGE - BATH
This morning we will visit the mystical dolmens monument of Stonehenge. The grandiose and ancient stone circle of Stonehenge, with more than 5000 years of history, is one of the wonders of the world and for centuries has awakened the imagination and intrigue of those who visit it. It is the central enclave of Salisbury Plain, showcasing a mysterious landscape dotted with prehistoric barrows and carvings, which are now a World Heritage Site. In the afternoon, we will return to Bath where we will immerse ourselves in the history and beauty of this city with a panoramic walk. We will stroll through its flower-adorned streets, see its Georgian architecture and have free time to visit the Roman Baths (optional). They will have the afternoon free in Bath. Don't miss Bath Abbey, an imposing 18th-century church with an impressive façade and ornate interior, The Jane Austen Museum, a museum dedicated to the life and work of the famous novelist, who lived in Bath for several years, or Pulteney Bridge, a three-arched Georgian bridge that crosses the River Avon and offers stunning views of the city. Bed and breakfast at the Hampton by Hilton Bath, Mercure Holland House in Bristol or similar.
Day 16 - BATH - SALISBURY - WINCHESTER - LONDON
We will leave Bath this morning for a short walking tour of the charming town of Salisbury, where we will pass by its medieval cathedral, as here you will find the best-preserved copy of the Magna Carta signed in 1215 by King John I of England. Afterwards, we will leave for the historic city of Winchester, capital of Anglo-Saxon England. We will take a walking tour to enjoy the city that represents the soul of England and we will pass by its magnificent Gothic cathedral where Jane Austen is buried next to saxon and viking kings such as Alfred the Great and Canute the Great. We will pass through the Great Hall of Winchester Castle where King Arthur's Round Table is located. Finally, we will return to London in the middle of the afternoon with time to do some last minute shopping. End of services.
- Due to the Annual Labour Party Conference held in Liverpool, the tour hotel in Liverpool could undergo last-minute changes to another in or around Manchester, should hotel demand require it. This conference is usually held around the month of September.
- CANCELLATION FEES: In case of cancellation for individual reservations (less than 5 rooms per reservation) the penalty will be as follows: Between 11 and 24 days before departure …………………. 25% Between 2 and 10 days before departure …………………. 60% Less than 48 hours or “no show” ……………100%
- City Tax: In 2027, a local tourist tax (Visitor Levy) will be introduced in cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Liverpool, aimed at improving tourism infrastructure and services. In these three cities, the cost will be fully covered by Anglovision. Should any other overnight destinations included in the itinerary implement a similar tax, these charges will not be covered and must be paid directly by the traveler.
