12 Day Edinburgh, Inverness, Glasgow, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, and much more

After breakfast, make your way to the meeting point at Lothian Rd, EH1 2EA, Edinburgh for the start of your tour. Duration: 3hrs Included: 3-hour walking tour to the key sights and historical landmarks of Edinburgh Live guide 
Description: Few cities in the world feel as atmospheric and alive with history as Edinburgh. On this wandering walking tour around the Scottish capital, you'll be swept into the dramatic stories that shaped this ancient city; from the huddled tenements of the old town to the Royal Mile, your guide will captivate and entertain you at every step. Visit St. Giles Cathedral, meander down the Castlehill and Lawnmarket, see the coffee house where Harry Potter was born, and lots more!

After breakfast, step aboard at Edinburgh Waverley Train Station which is a short distance from your stay, and begin your scenic rail journey north to Inverness—a breathtaking ride through rolling hills, rugged mountains, and iconic Highland scenery. Sit back, relax, and watch Scotland’s landscapes unfold on your way to the heart of the Highlands. Inverness is known as the “Capital of the Highlands” and sits near the legendary Loch Ness, home to the famous Nessie legend, as well as historic landmarks like Inverness Castle and the nearby battlefield of Culloden. This journey offers a perfect blend of dramatic landscapes and rich Scottish heritage.

After breakfast, make your way to the meeting point at Bus stop next to Inverness Cathedral, Ardross Street, Inverness, IV3 5NS for the start of your tour. Duration: 1 day Included: Expert local guide Off the beaten track locations Travel in luxury 16 seat mini coah 1x small checked bag allowance 
Description: Morning – Shores of Loch Ness Begin your adventure along the legendary shores of Loch Ness, home of the famous Nessie. Enjoy stunning Highland scenery and discover the myths and secrets surrounding Scotland’s most mysterious loch. Mid Morning – Dores & Falls of Foyers Visit the peaceful village of Dores for panoramic views of Loch Ness before continuing to the beautiful Falls of Foyers, hidden within native pine forest. Afternoon – Invermoriston, Drumnadrochit & Urquhart Castle Explore Invermoriston, stop for lunch in Drumnadrochit (Fort Augustus from April 2026), then visit the historic Urquhart Castle. You can also join an optional cruise on Loch Ness for a closer look at the legendary waters. Early Evening – Return to Inverness Travel back along the shores of Loch Ness, arriving in Inverness at approximately 5:15pm.

After breakfast, leave Inverness Train Station which is a short distance from your hotel, and head south by train to Glasgow Queen Street railway station. This remarkable journey winds through the heart of the Scottish Highlands, showcasing sweeping valleys, sparkling lochs, and rugged mountain scenery right from your window before arriving in the energetic city of Glasgow. Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, is celebrated for its creative spirit, striking mix of Victorian and contemporary architecture, and vibrant cultural life. Highlights include the renowned Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. It offers a lively urban experience that beautifully contrasts with the natural serenity of the Highlands.

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, depart from Glasgow Queen Street Train station which is a short distance from your hotel, and travel to Cairnryan Port, where you’ll board a scenic ferry across the Irish Sea to Belfast. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to explore this dynamic city, known for its maritime heritage, the Titanic legacy, and vibrant streets filled with culture, history, and modern energy. ­ Continue your journey from Belfast Lanyon Place railway station to Dublin Connolly railway station, travelling comfortably by train through changing landscapes into Ireland’s capital. Dublin is a lively city celebrated for its literary history, Georgian architecture, and cultural landmarks such as the historic Trinity College and the bustling Temple Bar district, offering a perfect blend of tradition and modern city life.

After breakfast, make your way to the meeting point at Outside Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham, 23 Upper O'Connell Street, Dublin D01 C3W7 for the start of your tour. Duration: 10hrs Pick up time: 8:10AM Included: Transport, guides and all admissions, including walking tours. 
Description: This journey through Ireland’s Ancient East blends rich history, stunning landscapes, and charming villages together in one day. After leaving Dublin, your first stop is Kilkenny, a vibrant medieval city known for its beautiful castle gardens and lively streets. Then, enjoy a scenic drive through the Wicklow Mountains, famous for rolling hills and peaceful lakes. Next, visit the tranquil monastic settlement of Glendalough, set in a breath taking glacial valley. Along the way, experience a traditional sheep farm with a live sheepdog demonstration, offering a true taste of rural Irish life.

After breakfast, transfer to Heuston railway station and settle in for a relaxing southbound rail journey to Kent railway station. Along the way, take in the beauty of Ireland’s countryside—rolling green fields, gentle hills, and charming villages passing by your window. On arrival in Cork, discover a vibrant and historic city known as Ireland’s “Rebel City.” Set on the River Lee, Cork is celebrated for its lively atmosphere, maritime heritage, and rich culinary scene, with highlights including the famous English Market, colourful streets, and a warm, welcoming local culture. Read it later by downloading this tour’s PDF brochure. Download brochure

After breakfast at the hotel, depart from Kent railway station and enjoy a comfortable rail journey to Colbert railway station, with a convenient change en route. As you travel, relax and take in the sweeping views of Ireland’s lush countryside—farmlands, rivers, and peaceful rural scenery unfolding along the way. Arriving in Limerick, you’ll find a city rich in history and character, set along the banks of the River Shannon. Known for its medieval heritage and vibrant cultural life, Limerick offers highlights such as King John’s Castle, the Georgian architecture of the city centre, and a growing arts and food scene that blends tradition with modern energy.

After breakfast, continue your journey from Limerick Junction railway station to Galway Ceannt railway station, enjoying a relaxing train ride through Ireland’s scenic countryside of lush green fields, quiet villages, and rolling landscapes. On arrival in Galway, experience a lively coastal city renowned for its rich culture, vibrant arts and music scene, and colourful streets. Known as the cultural heart of Ireland’s west, Galway offers a welcoming atmosphere with highlights such as Eyre Square, the Latin Quarter, and its close connection to the stunning Wild Atlantic Way.

After breakfast at the hotel, depart from Galway Ceannt railway station which is a short distance from your hotel, and enjoy a comfortable rail journey across Ireland’s rolling green countryside to Heuston railway station. Sit back and watch the scenic landscapes unfold as you travel toward the vibrant capital city. ­ Arriving in Dublin, experience a dynamic city rich in history, literature, and culture. Known for its lively atmosphere, Georgian architecture, and iconic landmarks such as Trinity College and the Temple Bar district, Dublin offers the perfect blend of heritage and modern city life.

After breakfast and at the agreed time, we will transfer to the airport to board our departing flight. After spending some wonderful days together, we look forward to welcoming you again soon to create new and memorable experiences that will stay in your heart.