Scenic Coastlines of the British Isles

2 September 2028 Embarkation · London Tilbury, a key entry point to the UK capital, is nestled along the River Thames in Essex. Discover waterfront attractions like Tilbury Fort, which offers a window into the rich maritime history of this quintessential port town on the Thames Estuary.

4 September 2028 In Port – Full Day · Invergordon, on Scotland’s east coast, is rich in maritime history and Highland charm. Take a leisurely stroll along historic quaysides, explore coastal viewpoints, and experience the authentic Scottish atmosphere of this port town along the Cromarty Firth. · Invergordon · by coach & on foot Departing from Invergordon, an approximately 45-minute unguided transfer will take you to Inverness. Inverness is known as Scotland’s ‘Highland Capital’, but it still retains a market town feel. It holds a historic centre… · Invergordon · by coach, boat & on foot Set out in search of the legendary Loch Ness Monster and immerse yourself in the loch’s storied past on an adventure that begins with a scenic coach drive from the port along the banks of the Cromarty Firth. Your jo… · Invergordon · by coach & on foot This experience takes you to visit the largest house in the Highlands, Dunrobin Castle, seat of the Duke of Sutherland who was once the largest landowner in Scotland. From Invergordon, you will travel in a northerly direc… · Invergordon · by coach & on foot This experience visits the ruins of Urquhart Castle, located on the banks of Loch Ness. Departing from Invergordon, an approximately 1h15min drive will bring you to Urquhart Castle, built as both a fortress and as a resid… · Invergordon · by coach & on foot This experience is ideally suited to those wishing to see some highlights of this area of the Highlands from the comfort of a coach as well as enjoying some free time at various stops. Your adventure begins with a scenic… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

5 September 2028 In Port – Full Day · Lerwick, nestled in the Shetland Isles, whispers tales of Vikings and Scottish history. Take leisurely walks through its winding streets, learn the history of lighthouse-keeping at Bressay Lighthouse, and breathe in the salty North Atlantic breezes atop the Knab promontory. · Tender Port This port is accessible only by launch or tender (by boat), meaning guests with mobility issues may not be able to go ashore. · Lerwick, Shetland Isles · by coach & on foot Inhabited by around 22,000 people, Shetland is a mosaic of islands Known for its abundance of wildlife. The location has been shaped by the constant battering of the sea and features dramatic sculptured cliffs and tranqui… · Lerwick, Shetland Isles · by coach, ferry & on foot This unique and adventurous experience begins with a coach journey south from Lerwick to the charming village of Sandwick. Here, you will board the Mousa ferry for an approximately one-hour scenic cruise around the… · Lerwick, Shetland Isles · by coach & on foot This experience is ideally suited to those wishing to see some areas of Shetland from the comfort of a coach. Your journey begins with a beautiful coastal drive south toward St. Ninian’s Isle, taking in open seascapes, ro… · Lerwick, Shetland Isles · by coach & on foot This is a truly spectacular experience taking you through picturesque villages, unforgettable landscapes and some of the most rugged and beautiful coastal scenery anywhere in the UK. Departing Lerwick, you will commence y… · Lerwick, Shetland Isles · by coach & on foot The Shetland Islands, formerly known as Zetland, are a group of 15 inhabited islands about 80km (50 miles) northeast of Orkney, making them the northernmost part of the United Kingdom. The largest island is known as the ‘… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

6 September 2028 In Port – Full Day · Norse and Scottish history intertwine in Kirkwall on the windswept Orkney Isles. Stroll down historic streets, explore medieval ruins, and embrace the rugged beauty of this Scottish town amidst the North Sea. · Kirkwall, Orkney Isles · by coach & on foot Embark on a captivating journey through Orkney’s wartime past with this guided experience, featuring two of its most iconic historic sites: Ness Battery and the Italian Chapel. Together, they offer a vivid insight into bo… · Kirkwall, Orkney Isles · by coach & on foot This experience combines a visit to one of Orkney’s ‘must see’ attractions – the Italian Chapel – with a scenic drive and some free time in the town of Stromness. Departing from the pier, your journey will take you throug… · Kirkwall, Orkney Isles · by minibus/coach & on foot Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Orkney during this half-day experience. Departing from the port, you will enjoy the passing scenery as your journey takes you along the North Sea coast to the Heart o… · Kirkwall, Orkney Isles · by coach & on foot This experience is ideal for guests who wish to see and learn about this incredible area predominantly from the comfort of a coach. You will enjoy a scenic circular drive around part of Mainland – the largest island of th… · Kirkwall, Orkney Isles · by bus (if ship is berthed) & on foot Kirkwall is the largest town in Orkney and was originally the site of an ancient Norse town founded around 1000 years ago. Today it is a busy transport hub, with many ferry sailings to the outlying isla… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

9 September 2028 In Port – Full Day · Vibrant Liverpool is steeped in maritime history and cultural vitality. Visit iconic sites like the Royal Albert Dock, walk in the foosteps of The Beatles on a Fab Four walking tour, and explore Liverpool’s historic waterfront along the River Mersey.

11 September 2028 In Port – Full Day · Rows of candy-coloured houses are just one of the many reasons why Cobh, Ireland is such a charming place to visit. Fascinating historic sites and warm Irish hospitality are standout features of this picturesque port town.

12 September 2028 In Port – Full Day · Situated just off the Cornish coast, St. Mary’s is the largest and most populous of the Isles of Scilly. Over 30 miles of nature trails intersect the island, guiding wanderers to hidden coves and quiet beaches. The subtle beauty of this British archipelago is perfect for fun or reflection while surrounded by nature. · Tender Port This port is accessible only by launch or tender (by boat), meaning guests with mobility issues may not be able to go ashore.

14 September 2028 Disembarkation · London Tilbury, a key entry point to the UK capital, is nestled along the River Thames in Essex. Discover waterfront attractions like Tilbury Fort, which offers a window into the rich maritime history of this quintessential port town on the Thames Estuary.