After passing through customs, a Meet & Greet assistant will be waiting for you in the Arrivals Hall of the airport to provide added comfort. They will guide you to your transfer, help with the hotel check-in, and assist with your travel documents.

You will meet your private driver and vehicle for the airport transfer.

A Welcome Package will be given to you, which will contain all the necessary documents or tickets needed for your trip.

On a half-day tour of London, accompanied by a private guide and driver, you'll have the chance to see the iconic sights of the city. The tour will take you through the West End, where you can admire the famous Royal Albert Hall and explore the City of Westminster and the City of London, the oldest part of the capital. You'll also get to see Marble Arch, a historical site used for royal processions, and the peaceful Hyde Park with its lively Speakers' Corner. A stop at Buckingham Palace, the residence of King Charles III, is a must, as you can witness the daily 'changing of the guards', a symbol of British pageantry. Other highlights include Harrods in Knightsbridge, as well as popular squares like Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square with Nelson's Column. Feel free to discuss with your guide if there is a particular sight you'd like to visit during the tour.

Your private guide and vehicle will take you on a full day tour to visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites; Bath and Stonehenge. In Bath, you'll see landmarks like Bath Abbey and the Royal Crescent. You'll also visit the Roman Baths and Temple complex, which includes the remains of the Temple of Aquae Sulis, the Roman bath house, the Sacred Spring, and a museum. At Stonehenge, you'll explore the ancient site and ponder its purpose. Please note that there will be about 5 hours of driving during the tour and the order of visits may change depending on the season.

Your personal driver and vehicle will be waiting for you at the train station to transfer you to your destination. The train ride from London to Edinburgh is a direct route and takes around 4.5 hours. Once you arrive at the train station, you can easily walk to your hotel nearby. In the evening, you might want to consider taking an underground tour of Edinburgh. This tour will take you through the historic corridors and chambers beneath the Royal Mile, which have remained unchanged for over two hundred years. If you're interested in adding this tour to your itinerary, please speak to your Sales Advisor.

Begin your half-day walking tour of Edinburgh by meeting your private guide at your hotel. Together, explore the hilly and historic capital that has stood for over 1,200 years. Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of New Town, which sits alongside the Old Town. Marvel at the grandeur of Princes Street and its impressive 200-foot-high Scott Monument, while also appreciating the stunning Georgian and neo-classical architecture that surrounds you. Wander along the famous Royal Mile in the Old Town, flanked by the magnificent Edinburgh Castle from the 12th century on one end, and the regal Holyrood Palace from the 16th century on the other. Take a moment to admire St Giles' Cathedral, which has been a religious focal point for almost 900 years. As you continue your stroll, pass by the National Museum of Scotland, and discover the hidden subterranean passages that run beneath the city's streets. The highlight of your tour will be a visit to the iconic Edinburgh Castle, majestically perched on Castle Rock. Take a leisurely walk through the castle's courtyard, while your guide provides fascinating insights about its history and significance. Afterward, bid farewell to your guide as you explore the castle's lavish interiors, including a chance to view the exquisite Crown Jewels.

Embark on a full day tour in Scotland with your private driver-guide to explore the enchanting lochs and whisky. The journey begins by heading northwest through Stirlingshire, where you will learn about the fascinating history of William Wallace, the legendary warrior depicted in the film "Braveheart." Along the way, catch a glimpse of the magnificent Wallace Monument, which overlooks the city below. Take a moment to snap a photo of the impressive Stirling Castle, a fortress dating back to the 12th century that has endured numerous sieges.

Continue your adventure as you enter the breathtaking countryside of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Arriving at the peaceful shores of Loch Lomond, revel in the beauty of the largest freshwater body in the UK. Board a scenic cruise that lasts for an hour, where you can bask in the magnificent views of the parkland that surrounds you.

To fully immerse yourself in Scottish culture, pay a visit to the charming Glengoyne distillery. Take part in a guided tour and indulge in a tasting session, where you can savor the flavors of their exquisite whisky. Finally, return to Edinburgh, enriched by your experience of Scotland's iconic lochs and whisky.

Embark on a full-day excursion to Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located approximately 2.5 hours south of Edinburgh. With a private guide and vehicle, discover the revered Roman relic that stretches for 73 miles across northern England, marking the northern limit of the Roman Empire. Built in 122 A.D. by Emperor Hadrian, this stone-built defensive fortification is dotted with forts every five miles along the wall. Explore Vindolanda Fort & Museum, a significant construction and garrison base for the wall, and the Roman Army Museum, which offers insights into the daily life of Roman soldiers on the frontier. Immerse yourself in the past and uncover fascinating tales of soldiers at these captivating sites.

Get a private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer. If you need a flight that is not on your itinerary, contact your Destination Expert to book it for you.

For your comfort, a private assistant will meet you outside customs with a sign with your name. They will take you to your private transfer and accompany you to your hotel. They will also give you a brief city overview, help with check-in, and go through the welcome pack.

You will receive a Welcome Package with all the necessary documents and tickets for your trip.

Enjoy a self-guided tour of the Guinness Storehouse, Ireland's top visitor attraction. Explore the rich heritage of Guinness and get a free Guinness at the end.

Discover Ireland with a private driver who has local knowledge and experience. They will show you the best towns, monuments, and historic sites. They can also give recommendations for shopping, dining, and lesser-known sites. Upgrade to include additional Specialist Guides for a more immersive experience. Speak to your Destination Expert for more details.

Begin your half-day walking tour of Dublin by meeting your private guide at your hotel. Explore the vibrant Irish capital on foot, visiting some of its most iconic landmarks.

Start by strolling through the landscaped grounds of St Stephen’s Green, a public park that dates back to 1664. Then, continue your walk through Merrion Square, admiring its impressive red brick Georgian townhouses.

Next, pass by the historic Dublin Castle, which was once the seat of the English, as well as the Lords and Kings of Ireland. Although it is no longer in use for its original purpose, it is still used for important State ceremonial events.

Make sure to also visit Christchurch, a church that was built in 1172 by the Anglo-Normans to replace an earlier church constructed by the Vikings in 1038.

Another highlight of your tour is St Patrick’s Cathedral, which was built in 1192. It is one of Ireland’s largest cathedrals and became famous thanks to its former dean, Jonathan Swift, who wrote Gulliver’s Travels.

Don't miss the chance to explore the old cobbled lanes and trendy establishments of Temple Bar, Dublin’s cultural quarter. Additionally, a visit to Trinity College is a must, where you can see the renowned 8th century Book of Kells, known for its exquisite illustrations, and marvel at the 200,000 books housed in the long room.

Finally, end your tour by returning to your hotel, having experienced the highlights of Dublin on this captivating walking tour.

Today, depart Dublin and travel to Galway, passing through the scenic Midlands along the way. This area is filled with beautiful landscapes of blanket bog, lakes, castles, and historic towns. Make sure to visit the ruins of Clonmacnoise, an ancient 6th-century city that will transport you back to Ireland's Golden Age of learning. Upon arriving in Galway, explore the vibrant Latin Quarter, which is influenced by the city's maritime history. Don't miss the Spanish Arch and the charming cobbled streets. Galway is known for its lively atmosphere and impromptu street entertainment, especially in Kirwan's Lane, the city's hub for busking. Take a stroll through this area and admire the architectural relics from the 16th and 17th centuries. Another must-see is the Claddagh District, where the Claddagh ring originated. This ring is renowned worldwide as a symbol of friendship. Continue along the Claddagh and reach Salthill, where you can enjoy promenades and stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Finally, end your day at your hotel in Galway.

Take a full day tour to Connemara, one of the wildest and most beautiful regions in Ireland. Start by exploring Clifden, the alpine-like capital of Connemara, where old stone church spires dominate the village. From there, visit the breathtaking Sky Road, offering unparalleled views of Connemara's rugged natural beauty. Next, venture into Connemara National Park in Letterfrack and enjoy a scenic walk through its vast 7,400 acres of bog, mountains, and grassland. Don't miss the chance to visit the impressive Kylemore Abbey, a Benedictine monastery built on the grounds of a 19th-century castle by nuns who escaped from Belgium during WWI. Admire the abbey's stunning architecture and take a leisurely stroll through its walled Victorian gardens. Finally, return to Galway after an unforgettable day of exploration.

Today, depart Galway and transfer to Newmarket on Fergus. On the way, explore the Burren and Cliffs of Moher, a UNESCO Global Geopark in West Clare known for its rugged and dramatic landscapes. The area is famous for its shifting and sculpted stone, creating unforgettable scenery. Begin by visiting the seaport villages of Kinvarra and Ballyvaughan, where you can catch views of the 16th century Dunguaire Castle, one of the most photographed castles in Ireland. In Polnabrone, venture out across a rocky, glacio-karst field to see the impressive neolithic portal tomb, Poulnabrone Dolmen. This stone burial monument was erected over 5,200 years ago by the first settlers to this remote landscape. Upon arrival at the Cliffs of Moher, walk along the pathways to different viewing platforms. Take in the iconic view of sheer cliffs dropping 700 feet down to the North Atlantic. End the day upon reaching Newmarket on Fergus.

You will be met by a driver who will take you on a private transfer to the Shannon Airport, and the journey will take approximately 15 minutes.