August 8th – 17th, 2025

Land Package:

From $3,692 to $3,442 Per Person

• Land Package Fri Aug 8th – Sun Aug 17th
• Depart on Thurs 7th to arrive in Ireland on Sun Aug 17th
• Airfare not included, available upon request*

• 2 Nights Belfast at the Ten Square (8th & 9th)

• 1 Night Donegal at The Mill Park (10th)

• 2 Nights Galway at the Radisson Red (11th & 12th)

• 2 Nights Killarney at the Gleneagle (13th & 14th)

• 2 Nights Dublin at the Maldron K St (14th & 15th)

Tonight, you will board your transatlantic flight to Ireland  

This morning, we will land at Dublin Airport. Once we have gone through passport control and have collected our bags, we will board our private coach and head towards Belfast. Our first stop will be for our first Irish breakfast of the trip! Next, we will stop at the Navan Fort in Armagh. Here we will experience what life was like 2,000 years ago at this famous archeological site. After we will continue north to Belfast. Once we check into our hotel there will be time to relax before having dinner as a group.  

Overnight in Belfast 

This morning after a hearty Irish breakfast we will have a city tour of Belfast.  We will see the political murals of West Belfast, the vibrant city center, the newly developed Titanic Quarter, magnificent government building of Stormont and the student area of Queens University. After, we will take a visit to the Titanic Belfast, a state-of-the-art interactive museum that provides an unforgettable visitor experience. It tells the story of RMS Titanic, from her conception and launch into the River Lagan in 1911, to the tragic end of her maiden voyage a year later.  It was here at Titanic Quarter (the former Queen’s Island) in Belfast Harbor, where the ship was built. Enjoy the exhibits at your own pace. After, we will continue back to the hotel. The night is free for you. 

Overnight in Belfast  

This morning, we will bid farewell to Belfast and journey towards Donegal. On our way we will drive along the Causeway Coast. Relax, and enjoy the stunning scenery as we make our way to Northern Irelands only UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Giants Causeway. Dating back almost 60 million years to the volcanic age, the Giants Causeway consists of almost 40 thousand hexagonal shaped steppingstones leading into the Atlantic Ocean. Next, we will continue our journey across Ireland to Donegal. Once we arrive, we have some time to relax before having dinner as a group.  

Overnight in Donegal 

After a hearty Irish breakfast, we will board our private couch and journey south to Galway City. We will stop at the world-renowned Atlantic Sheepdog. The border collies will captivate you with their display of teamwork as they herd sheep along the Wild Atlantic. After the demonstration we will continue south with a stop in Sligo for lunch. Sligo is known for the abundance of prehistoric monuments in and around the town, after lunch you will have some time to explore before we continue to Galway City. Once we check into our hotel there will be time to relax, before having dinner at the hotel.  

Overnight in Galway  

This morning after breakfast at the hotel, we will embark on a tour of Connemara, an ever-changing landscape, majestic mountains, spectacular beaches, the Wild Atlantic, mist covered lakes, pre-historic bogs, and shady glens. We visit the quaint but lively villages where you have all the convenience of modern everyday alongside an opportunity to step back in time with a relaxed and friendly era.  This region in Ireland is also where the native Irish Gaelic is still spoken as a first language. After, we will have a tour of Kylemore Abbey. The Abbey was originally built in 1868 by Mitchell Henry, in memory of his late wife Margaret.  Its architecture is best described as neo-gothic and the house still displays all the characteristics of that period.  Kylemore Abbey’s most famous feature is its miniature cathedral, known locally as the Gothic church.  You can also visit the Victorian Walled Garden. After our tour we will journey back to Galway. Once we arrive back at our hotel, you will have the night free. Meander through the bustling streets of Galway filled with fabulous pubs and restaurants.  

Overnight in Galway 

This morning, we bid Galway farewell and journey south via the Wild Atlantic to Killarney. During our journey we will stop at Irelands most visited attraction the Cliffs of Moher. These amazing sea cliffs are named from the ancient Gaelic word ‘Mhothair’ (Moher) which means ruined fort. They rise to a jaw dropping height of over 700ft at their highest point. The ferry sails right beneath this point just north of O’Brien’s Tower. The furthest point of the cliffs from Doolin is Hags Head in Liscannor. Here you can find the 1st century fort, Moher Tower, that it is named after. The people walking along the trail high above appear no larger than ants! Next, we will take the Shannon ferry route as we continue down the coast. Enjoy the scenic views, and make sure you look out for the dolphins seen frequently in the waters! After, we will continue to the city of Killarney. Once we are checked into our hotel there will be time to rest before a group dinner.  

Overnight in Killarney  

After a hearty Irish breakfast, we will board our private coach to the Ring of Kerry. The Ring of Kerry has attracted visitors for centuries. We will see countryside surrounded by mountains, lakes, woods, and rugged coastline as we meander around the 110-mile route. After our tour we will journey back to Killarney. Here you will have the rest of the afternoon and night free to explore. Killarney is not only the gourmet capital but is known for having a tremendous atmosphere at night. With most shops open till midnight, and Irish music floating from almost every pub!  

Overnight in Killarney 

This morning after breakfast we will leave Killarney and embark on our journey towards Dublin, Irelands capital. On our way we will make a stop at the Irish National Stud and Gardens in Kildare. The Stud Farm is the home of equine royalty, immaculately bred stallions who can be seen and admired alongside protective mares, frolicking foals and athletic yearlings. See retired equine stars like Vintage Crop, Moscow Flyer, Kicking King and Beef or Salmon on the stud’s ‘Living Legend’s’ team. In the world-famous Japanese Gardens, you can follow the path called the ‘Life of Man’ which traces the passage of a soul from birth to death and beyond-at the same time providing a meeting place for the cultures of East and West. St Fiachra’s Garden symbolizes the power of the Irish landscape while the Horse Museum includes the skeleton of the legendary Arkle. After our tour we will continue onward to Dublin. Once we check into our hotel, we will have time to rest before having a group dinner.  

Overnight in Dublin  

After a hearty Irish breakfast, we will take a panoramic city tour of Dublin. As we drive through the main thoroughfare, we see historic buildings like the GPO (General Post Office) on O’Connell Street, St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Trinity College, housing the Book of Kells, we see the vast Georgian Squares, such as Merrion Square where Oscar Wilde’s house can still be found (today owned by the American College). We also see Phoenix Park, the largest public park in Europe and home to Aras an Uachtarain (the Irish President’s Residence) as well as the American Ambassador’s Residence. After our panoramic tour we will take a magical journey to the world-famous Guinness Storehouse. The seven-story building takes you from grain to glass in an immersive experience of the heart and soul of Irelands most iconic beer. After we will journey back to our hotel. Once we arrive there will be some time to relax before having our farewell dinner!  

Overnight in Dublin  

This morning, we will depart via the Dublin Airport on our transatlantic flight back to the USA  

Gand Ireland Payments

Initial Deposit: Per person $500 non refundable due at booking

Final Payment: due by May 9th, 2025

Grand Ireland Registration

To register for this exclusive tour, please click below to complete the reservation form.

This evening you will board your transatlantic flight to Scotland.  

After passport control and collecting your luggage in Glasgow we will be met by the groups private coach, and Scottish tour director. We will go to your hotel where you can get settled before we start our journey with a panoramic tour of Glasgow. After our introduction to Scotland, we will go back to the hotel, and there will be some time to relax. Tonight, we will enjoy dinner and traditional Scottish music at a nearby restaurant and afterwards you are free for the rest of the evening.  

Overnight in Glasgow- as group at local restaurant 

This morning after breakfast you will journey away from Glasgow to Stirling Castle. Sitting on a volcanic crag Stirling is one of Scotland’s greatest stone castles. Inside you will find the largest banquet hall ever built, and 900 years of the castle’s ancient history. Next, we will journey to The Falkirk Kelpies. Standing at over 100 feet tall, the massive structures represent the lineage of horses in Scottish history, and economy. After we will return to Glasgow. You will have time to relax or explore before we have dinner as a group at the hotel.  

Overnight in Glasgow- dinner as group at hotel 

This morning after a hearty breakfast we will head to the picturesque Isle of Butte.  Take in the lush, fertile, rolling hills of the island’s heart to the craggy, heather-covered moorlands as well as delightful sandy beaches and views of the Isle of Arran. Next, you’ll have some free time for lunch and to explore the pretty town of Rothsay. After we’ll head out to Mount Stuart House, one of the most unique mansions in Scotland. The inside includes early innovations such as a Victorian elevator, early telephone system, and a spiral staircase to what is believed to be the world’s first domestic heated swimming pool. The blended Georgian and Victorian architecture are surrounded by 300 acres of stunning plant life, exotic flowers, a rock garden, and an arboretum with trees dating back to the estate’s beginning. We’ll then take the ferry to the mainland and head back to Glasgow. Once we arrive there will be time to relax before we have dinner as a group at a local restaurant.  

Overnight in Glasgow- dinner as group  

This morning, we bid farewell to Glasgow and journey towards Fort Williams. Our route will take us along the banks of Loch Lomond, Scotland’s largest Loch. Known for its unsurpassed beauty, Loch Lomond is filled with glens, rugged peaks, and diverse wildlife. On our journey north, enjoy the scenic ride as the rolling hills of Scotland transform into the steep mountains of the Scottish Highlands. We will stop at many picturesque looks out points along the way including Glencoe. Situated in a deep valley with towering mountains, and stunning waterfalls, Glencoe was formed over millenniums of shifting glaciers and volcanic eruptions. We will continue our drive to Fort William, once we arrive at our hotel, there will be time to relax before we have dinner as a group.  

Overnight in Fort Williams- Dinner at hotel  

This morning after a hearty breakfast we will depart from Fort Williams and head to the Isle of Skye. The Isle of Skye is a magnificent place filled with fairy pools, waterfalls, and stunning mountain views. We will stop at various viewpoints through our adventure including Eilean Donan Castle. There will be time for lunch on your own before we continue our journey across the highlands to Inverness. Once we check into our hotel, we will have dinner as a group here.  

Overnight in Inverness- dinner at hotel 

After a hearty breakfast, we will tour Inverness, known as the Gateway to the Highlands, it is a perfect jump-off point for exploration. We will stop at the historic Culloden Battlefield, where you’ll learn the true story of where the 1745 Jacobite Rising came to an end. Enjoy the interactive museum before exploring the battlefield. We’ll continue visiting the prehistoric site of Clava Cairns, the well-preserved Bronze Age cemetery dating back 4,000 years. After, we will continue back to our hotel. The afternoon is free for you. Journey across the river to the Highland House of Fraser Kiltmakers and Visitor Center where you can shop for kilts, textiles, highland dress accessories, jewelry, and much more! Tonight, there will be dinner as a group at a local restaurant. 

Overnight in Inverness- dinner as group 

Today after breakfast we will head to the famous Loch Ness. As we take our drive along the banks of the river make sure you look out for Nessie! The area was made famous by Loch Ness monster is one of Scotland’s greatest folk tales. Described as a large whale-like fish, with a long neck, the stories of Nessie date back to the 7th century AD. We will start our Loch journey with a boat tour, enjoy the magnificent views from the Loch-Side of mountains, cliffs and the crumbling Urhquart Castle.  After we will journey back to Inverness. Tonight, we will have dinner as a group at the hotel. 

Overnight in Inverness- dinner at hotel 

Say farewell to Inverness while we ride south towards Scotland’s capital city of Edinburgh. Enjoy the scenic route of the highlands with cascading meadows surrounded by tall mountains. Make sure you look out for the famous highland cows! On our way we will stop in the town of Pitlochry for lunch. Pitlochry is in the heart of Scotland and known for its hospitality. While here we will take a tour of a nearby distillery learning the craft of Scottish whiskey.  Afterwards, we will continue for Edinburgh. Once we have arrived at our hotel, we will have dinner as a group.   

Overnight in Edinburgh- dinner at hotel 

This morning after breakfast you will be taken on a city tour of Edinburgh. Scotland’s capital is rich with heritage and history. Full of cobblestone streets and outstanding architecture, there is so much to explore. You will see the Royal Mile which connects Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the King of Scotland. Learn about Edinburgh Castle, on top of Castle Hill, this UNESCO World heritage site looms over the city.  We will see other historical landmarks such as Scott Monument, Princes Street and Charlotte Square. After our city tour, we will drive to Rosslyn’s Chapel. Founded by Sir William St Clair in the 15th century, the chapel displays detailed stonework by master craftsmen. Believing that Rosslyn Chapel was “mysterious and magical” author of The Da Vinci Code Dan Brown based the finale of the story here.  This evening, we will have an authentic Scottish Banquet in celebration of our final night! 

Overnight in Edinburgh- Scottish Banquet Dinner 

This morning, we will depart via the Dublin Airport on our transatlantic flight back to the USA  

 Grand Scotland Payments

Initial Deposit: Per person $500 non refundable due at booking

Final Payment: due by May 9th, 2025

Grand Scotland Registration

To register for this exclusive tour, please click below to complete the reservation form.