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UK & IRELAND
Castles, Coastlines, and Countryside
Traveling through the United Kingdom and Ireland feels like stepping into the pages of a story. Centuries-old castles rise above modern cities, cobblestone streets lead to hidden passageways, and dramatic coastlines give way to rolling green countryside, rugged mountains and peaceful lochs. Whether you spend your entire vacation exploring one country or combine destinations into a longer journey, there are countless ways to experience this fascinating corner of Europe.
In Scotland, historic cities give way to some of Europe’s most spectacular scenery. Wander the atmospheric streets of Edinburgh, venture into the Highlands, follow winding roads through Glencoe, or travel all the way to the rugged landscapes of the Isle of Skye. Across the Irish Sea, Ireland offers its own blend of lively cities, colorful villages, ancient castles and impossibly green countryside - from Dublin and Killarney to Connemara and the wild Atlantic coast.
And these are only a few possibilities. Your journey might take you through the villages and countryside of England, into the mountains and castles of Wales, along the dramatic coast of Northern Ireland, or deeper into Scotland and Ireland. Build an entire trip around one region or connect several destinations into a longer adventure.
Castles and legends, cozy pubs and historic cities, windswept coastlines and endless stretches of green — whether you choose the UK, Ireland, or a little of both, this is a part of the world that invites you to slow down, explore and discover what’s waiting around the next bend.
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A FEW OF THE MOMENTS
What We Love to Weave In
Through the Gap of Dunlop
A journey through the Gap of Dunloe the way travelers have experienced it for generations — by traditional horse-drawn carriage through a dramatic landscape of mountains and glacial valleys. Stop for lunch at a remote cottage before taking to the water, cruising across Killarney’s lakes and through the peaceful scenery of the National Park on your way back to Ross Castle.
Among the Highland Coos
A private visit to one of the most beautiful corners of the Cairngorms, where ancient pine forests, open countryside and abundant wildlife surround a family-owned estate with more than 500 years of history. Spend time with a local ranger and meet Rothiemurchus’ famously shaggy Highland coos up close — a wonderfully Scottish afternoon in the heart of the Highlands.
An Irish Night in Killarney
An evening filled with the sounds and spirit of Ireland, as traditional musicians, singers and dancers take the stage in Killarney. Fiddles, soaring voices and the unmistakable rhythm of Irish dance come together for a lively celebration of traditions that have been passed down through generations.
Along the Antrim Coast
A private journey along Northern Ireland’s spectacular Antrim Coast, winding through picturesque seaside towns and landscapes steeped in history and legend. Walk among the thousands of basalt columns at the Giant’s Causeway, discover scenery you may recognize from Game of Thrones, and perhaps stop for a taste of Irish whiskey at historic Bushmills along the way.
The Wilds of Skye
A day exploring the wild beauty of the Isle of Skye with a private guide, winding past dramatic cliffs, waterfalls and landscapes that seem straight from a storybook. From the Old Man of Storr and the sweeping Quiraing to the enchanting Fairy Glen, follow the weather and the open road to discover some of Scotland’s most unforgettable scenery.
A Taste of Glasgow
An afternoon tasting your way through Glasgow with a local guide, wandering between neighborhood restaurants, small shops and bakeries that showcase the best of Scottish food and drink. From seafood and artisan cheese to haggis, whisky and gin, it’s a chance to experience the city through its flavors - with plenty of local stories and Glasgow personality along the way.
