Scotland and Northern Ireland
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This tour of Scotland and Ireland is truly unique. Experience history covering thousands of years and Mother Nature at her very best. Prehistoric sites, castles, churches and chapels, film locations, walled cities, museums, quaint villages, combined with nature at its best in amazing coastlines, rolling countryside and stunning mountains. Search the Net; you'll not find another that takes you to such an array of unforgettable places, nor gives you the breadth of sightseeing. Departs Glasgow every second Saturday from May 3rd 2008 to October 4th 2008 inclusive. The TourDay 1 - SaturdayScotland pretty lowland countryside, Killmarmock, Troon, scenic ferry to Larne. Northern Ireland, Lough Neagh, Armagh, Dan Winter's Cottage, Armagh county museum, Dungannon, homestead of Ulysses Simpson Grant, 18th U.S. President.
Day 2 - SundaySperrin Mountains, walled city of Londonderry/Derry with walking tour. Donegal Famine Museum, Strabane, Georgian Gray's printing shop, Sion linen mills, Castleberg megalithic tombs, Todd's Cairn and the Druid's Altar, Ogham carvings, Ulster American Folk Park. Day 3 - MondayPortstewart and Portrush. Giant's Causeway and northern coastline, Bushmills Irish Whiskey Distillery, the Georgian Carrick-a-rede rope bridge, Ballycastle, Glens of Antrim, Antrim Mountain scenic drive. Day 4 - TuesdayBelfast panoramic tour. Ferry to Scotland Stranraer, Southern Ayreshire Robbie Burns trail, Brigadoon, Dumfries, Galloway Forest Park, world heritage site of New Lanark. Day 5 - WednesdayNew Lanark, 18th century cotton mill village, Falls of Clyde, Peebles and the Tweed Valley, Walter Scott's Abbotsford, the Mungo Park exhibition at Selkirk, wild Borders scenery, castles and fortified houses. Day 6 - Thursday2nd century Hadrian's Wall, market town of Hexham, Northumberland national park, Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh castles and Harry Potter's Alnwick Castle. Day 7 - FridayBreathtaking drive up Liddlesdale, Royal Burgh of Jedburgh, 900 year old Jedburgh abbey, woollen mill factory outlet, Mary Queen of Scot's house, Rosslyn Chapel ( 'Da Vinci Code' site), Borders towns, Highland cattle. Day 8 - SaturdayGlasgow, Paisley Abbey, Loch Lomond, picturesque village of Luss, Inveraray Castle and gaol, classic highland scenic drive, stone circles and burial cairns of Kilmartin. Day 9 - SundayEasdale Island, the Atlantic Bridge, Princess Diana's mother's Seil Island, Island museum, Argyll Garden, coastal and inland wildlife, evening of Scottish song and dance. Day 10 - MondayDunstaffnage Castle, Flora MacDonald prison, Loch Awe, Cruachan Power Station with visitor's train inside the mountain, magical Glen Orchy, Rannoch Moor, Glencoe, the Glen of Weeping, the coast road back to Oban. Day 11 - TuesdayPass of Brander, classic southern Highland country of glen, loch and brae, the tomb and tumbledown house of Highland robber and sometime 'patriot', Rob Roy, shopping in Callander, Stirling Castle, 'Braveheart' country. Day 12 - WednesdayRoyal Kingdom of Fife, 17th century fishing village of Culross, 900 year old Dunfermline abbey, Robert The Bruce' spectacular brass plaque, Carnegie Hall, Pittencrieff Park, Loch Leven, another (!) Mary, Queen of Scots prison. Abernethy Peel Tower. traditional fishing village of Anstruther, museum of fishing, the best fish and chips in the UK! Day 13 - ThursdayDundee, Caingorm Mountains, Spittal Of Glenshee, Glen Dye, Lochnagar Forest and the Devil's Elbow, Queens Scottish residence of Balmoral, Glamis Castle, the Meigle's collection of Pictish sculpted stones, the Tay Road Bridge and Robert Scott's Antartic ship 'Discovery'. Day 14 - FridayThe Royal and Ancient Golf Club at St Andrews, the Royal Palace at Falkland. picturesque villages of the East Neuk of Fife, Crail harbour and Crail Pottery, Robinson Crusoe and time permitting, secret underground Cold War bunker. Return to Glasgow via Edinburgh. Whats Included?
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