Experience the historic sights and beautiful scenery of Guernsey as we enjoy a panoramic tour around the island.

On this tour we can experience the sights and sounds of a Freesia Centre, relax amidst beautiful landscaped gardens at the Gold & Silversmith Workshop and visit a privately owned award winning cliff top garden in the country parish of St Martins.

Herm Island, which measures just a mile and a half long and half a mile wide, has all we could wish for – there are no cars, no crowds and definitely no stress.

Just three miles off the coast of Guernsey and a quick 20-minute boat ride away lies this beautiful little island paradise with a beautiful coastline, wild flowers, sparkling blue sea, pretty harbours and white sandy beaches.

On arrival at the pier, we will be met by our guide, an experienced birdwatcher, who will introduce us to the main bird feeding stations on Guernsey’s west coast.

This tour will teach us about the real historical significance of the Channel Islands. Over the centuries they have been seen as the gateway to an invasion of Great Britain, a strategic stronghold between continental Europe and the United Kingdom.

Dublin is the capital of the Irish Republic and Ireland’s principal port. Dublin Bay, with its great sweep of coast from the rocky brow of Howth in the north, to the headland of Dalkey in the south, is a fitting introduction to one of Europe’s finest capitals.

Bustling, cosmopolitan, ancient but young at heart, Dublin is one of Europe’s liveliest cities, where medieval and 17th century buildings stand comfortably amid all the trappings of a 21st century city.

Welcome to Dublin, Ireland’s capital city – steeped in history and youthful energy. Medieval, Georgian and modern architecture provide a backdrop to a bustling port, and the cosmopolitan and charming converge in the delightful diversity that is Dublin.

Dublin is known for the world famous Book of Kells and this tour allows us to see this masterpiece at Trinity College, as well as visiting St Patrick’s Cathedral and having a general sightseeing tour of the city.

This tour of North County Dublin takes us to the coastal towns of Malahide and Howth.

On arrival in Glendalough we will commence a walk, of approximately four hours, through the valley. We will follow the Spink Loop Walk.

The Beaulieu Estate is situated on the banks of the River Boyne and was built between 1660 and 1666.

THIS TOUR IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR CALLS INTO GREENOCK - NOT FOR PASSENGERS JOINING/LEAVING THE SHIP IN GREENOCK.

Our boat trip is the perfect way to enjoy the area - travelling through the stunning and picturesque scenery of romantic Loch Lomond. 

THIS TOUR IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR CALLS INTO GREENOCK - NOT FOR PASSENGERS JOINING/LEAVING THE SHIP IN GREENOCK

Our tour will explore beautiful Loch Lomond - Scotland’s largest freshwater lake as well as visiting the charming village of Luss, which is set on its bank.

THIS TOUR IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR CALLS INTO GREENOCK - NOT FOR PASSENGERS JOINING/LEAVING THE SHIP IN GREENOCK

 We venture into the pretty Ayrshire countryside and visit one of Scotland's most popular castles, dramatically positioned in a cliff top setting and overlooking the grandest of landscaped gardens and wild deer park.

THIS TOUR IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR CALLS INTO GREENOCK - NOT FOR PASSENGERS JOINING/LEAVING THE SHIP IN GREENOCK

This panoramic tour of Glasgow, once the second city of the Empire and now a vibrant multi-cultural location, will include views of the imposing Cathedral dedicated to St Mungo and the incredible modernist architecture of designer Charles Rennie MacIntosh.

Our panoramic tour of the city will introduce us to the many features of Northern Ireland’s largest city. Built with 19th century industrial money, many fine buildings from this era grace the city still and are reminders of its prosperous past.

The Ards Peninsula, an area of immense beauty and spectacular scenery, curls around the western shore of Strangford Lough and at 18 miles long is one of the largest sea inlets in the British Isles. The coastal road along the southern shore of Belfast Lough plays hide and seek with the sea, like the railway that runs alongside it.

Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, has mixed modern development with historic buildings to create a lively and attractive city. Belfast welcomes all visitors with open arms and invites us to explore its rich heritage. This orientation tour highlights the city’s famous landmarks.

We shall visit the World Heritage Site, the Giant’s Causeway.

This tour takes us to the north west of Mull, with gently undulating countryside, providing some of the most beguiling scenery on the island.

On this walking tour, we shall enjoy breathtaking views across Tobermory Bay to Calve Island and the cliffs of Morvern on the mainland, whilst exploring an assortment of flora and fauna associated with coastal and forest environments including trees, wild flowers, birds, butterflies, mosses, lichens and fungi.

Our tour combines the Isle of Mull and the small Island of Iona, for a true taste of the Scottish islands and a glimpse of their history and religion.

This tour has limited capacity; and will be sold on a first come, first served basis. We understand that this tour may be one of the highlights of your cruise, but please appreciate that once the capacity has been reached it will be very difficult for us to secure further departures – your understanding with this matter will be greatly appreciated.

For the nature lovers amongst us, why not enjoy a trip out into the Sound of Mull to view some of Scotland’s most interesting wildlife.

On this scenic circular tour we will explore the beautiful west mainland, location of one of the greatest concentrations of pre-historic, World Heritage sites in Great Britain.

This is a tour for people who like to walk and explore old towns on foot at a leisurely pace and there is a chance to visit some of the most fascinating architectural sites on the Orkney Isles.

During this scenic circular tour we explore areas containing some of the most spectacular wildlife and places of botanical interest in the British Isles – amid some of its most rugged and forbidding landscape.

 This excursion combines the scenic southern Orkney Islands, linked by causeways, some fascinating traces of World War II, and a visit to the northernmost whisky distillery in Scotland.