Springtime Shores: Hebrides & Isle of Man Discovery

5 June 2027 Embarkation · Belfast, Northern Ireland’s capital, reveals a vibrant cityscape interwoven with history. From the old docklands of the Titanic Quarter to dynamic neighbourhoods filled with mural art, Belfast offers endless opportunities to explore. · Belfast · by coach & on foot Following a short coach transfer from the ship, you will embark on a vibrant walking tour of Belfast, a city rich in history, culture, and modern flair. This guided experience will lead you past iconic landmarks, historic… · Belfast · by coach & on foot Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland and stands on the banks of the River Lagan on the east coast. By the early 19th century, Belfast played a very important part in the Industrial Revolution, becom… · Belfast · by coach & on foot This experience will give you a fascinating insight into the history and culture associated with Belfast. You will drive through the capital city of Northern Ireland, taking in some of the landmarks which have played a la… · Belfast · by coach & on foot This experience offers you the opportunity to visit Hillsborough Castle, the residence of the Royal Family and other visiting dignitaries when in Northern Ireland. An approximately 45-minute drive will take you to the qua… · Belfast · by coach & on foot Taking the inland road from the pier in Belfast to the magnificent Giant’s Causeway, you will travel through some of Northern Ireland’s most fantastic scenery. Your first stop will be a photo stop with a view of Dunluce C… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

6 June 2027 In Port – Full Day · Discover the picturesque charm of Tobermory, Isle of Mull, with its colourful waterfront and quaint charm. Explore historic sites like the iconic Tobermory Distillery, take scenic walks along the coast, and indulge in fresh seafood at local restaurants. Experience some quiet moments of wonder along Scotland’s west coast. · Tobermory, Isle of Mull · by coach & on foot You will tender ashore to the beautiful harbour of Tobermory, capital of the ‘Isle of Mull’ in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. The village is famous for its bright colourful houses along the main street and the high woodland… · Tobermory, Isle of Mull · on foot Discover the delights of Tobermory, built as a fishing port in the late 18th century and now the main village on Mull. It is a picture postcard village with brightly painted buildings along the main street to the pier. Tobermory was… · Tobermory, Isle of Mull · by coach & on foot The ship’s tender brings you ashore at Tobermory - the ‘Capital of Mull’. Founded as a fishing village in 1789 on the site of an earlier Christian settlement, it is one of the most sheltered harbours in Scotland, tucked b… · Tobermory, Isle of Mull · by boat & on foot Departing from the tender landing stage you will join your exclusively chartered boat, the MV Islander, and cruise out of Tobermory into the Sound of Mull - the tidal channel separating the Hebridean Isle of Mull from main… · Tobermory, Isle of Mull · by mini-coach & on foot This experience is ideally suited to those of you wishing to see some of the beauty of the Isle of Mull predominantly from the comfort of your midi-coach. Scotland’s west coast has some of the most beautiful and roma… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

8 June 2027 In Port – Full Day · Resting on Scotland’s rugged northern coast, Scrabster exudes a rich maritime history and the mystery of the Highlands. Explore the rugged beauty of nearby Dunnet Head, savour fresh seafood at Scrabster Harbour, and witness stunning views of the Pentland Firth from Holburn Head Lighthouse.

9 June 2027 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. · 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.

11 June 2027 In Port – Full Day · Historic Douglas on the Isle of Man offers a relaxing experience for new and returning visitors alike. Stroll along the famous seaside promenade for views of cultural sites like the Tower of Refuge, an historic sanctuary for shipwrecked sailors. · Douglas, Isle of Man · Enjoy a panoramic drive that takes you through the stunning scenery of the Isle of Man, combined with free time to explore two of the island’s major towns. Departing from Douglas, drive to the south of the island, passing over the legendary… · Douglas, Isle of Man · Departing from the Sea Terminal, your guide will lead you on a walk to Douglas Harbour to learn how Douglas grew around this natural haven, and the significant role of the sea in island life, including transport, trade and fisheries. You wi… · Douglas, Isle of Man · This delightful island in the middle of the Irish Sea boasts a wonderful mixture of picturesque villages, plunging cliffs, sandy beaches, rugged glens and wild moors. Rich in Celtic and Viking heritage, you are sure to be captivated by this… · Douglas, Isle of Man · Departing from Douglas, your experience begins with a journey to the south of the island, passing over the Fairy Bridge where it is considered bad luck to pass over the bridge without greeting the ‘little people’. The island is steeped in f… · Destination Experience offering may vary.

12 June 2027 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.

13 June 2027 Disembarkation · Belfast, Northern Ireland’s capital, reveals a vibrant cityscape interwoven with history. From the old docklands of the Titanic Quarter to dynamic neighbourhoods filled with mural art, Belfast offers endless opportunities to explore. · Belfast · by coach & on foot Following a short coach transfer from the ship, you will embark on a vibrant walking tour of Belfast, a city rich in history, culture, and modern flair. This guided experience will lead you past iconic landmarks, historic… · Belfast · by coach & on foot Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland and stands on the banks of the River Lagan on the east coast. By the early 19th century, Belfast played a very important part in the Industrial Revolution, becom… · Belfast · by coach & on foot This experience will give you a fascinating insight into the history and culture associated with Belfast. You will drive through the capital city of Northern Ireland, taking in some of the landmarks which have played a la… · Belfast · by coach & on foot This experience offers you the opportunity to visit Hillsborough Castle, the residence of the Royal Family and other visiting dignitaries when in Northern Ireland. An approximately 45-minute drive will take you to the qua… · Belfast · by coach & on foot Taking the inland road from the pier in Belfast to the magnificent Giant’s Causeway, you will travel through some of Northern Ireland’s most fantastic scenery. Your first stop will be a photo stop with a view of Dunluce C… · Destination Experience offering may vary.