Clarion Dublin Hotel Ireland
Celctic Highlights with Sceptre Tours
This vacation brings you the best of Scotland, England's Lake District, North Wales, and Ireland. Your trip begins in Scotland in the lively city of Glasgow, Scotland's largest city, and continues via the "Bonnie Banks" of Loch Lomond to Fort William and the Highland capital of Inverness. On your way to Edinburgh, drive through Braemar, home of the Royal Highland Games for over 900 years. In Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, tour famous Edinburgh Castle and the Queen's Holyrood Palace.In the lowland hills, visit the famous blacksmith's shop at Gretna Green before crossing the border into England. Delight in the beauty of the peaceful Lake District on your way to historic Chester, where you see the Roman remains on your walking tour. Explore the north Welsh towns of Betws-y-Coed and Caernarvon, then take a ferry across the Irish Sea to the "Fair City" of Dublin, Ireland's capital.
In Dublin, visit Trinity College, famous for the 1, 200-year-old Book of Kells. Blarney, the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher, and the Giant's Causeway are all included on this tour. Your Irish vacation experience is completed with a visit to Belfast with a "Living History" tour in the company of a Local Guide. Next, travel back to Glasgow to complete this popular vacation.
Also included in this package is the following:
Accommodations
11 nights hotel stays throughout Britain & Ireland:
1 night1 Novotel, Glasgow
1 night Ramada, Inverness
2 nights The George, Edinburgh
1 night Ramada, Chester
2 nights Royal Marine, Dublin
1 night Holiday Inn, Killarney
1 night Clarion, Sligo
1 night Radisson Blu, Belfast
1 night Radisson Blu, Glasgow
Full English breakfast daily (B); 7 three-course dinners (D) with choice of menus, including a welcome dinner and a farewell dinner in Glasgow!
This wonderful destination through Ireland, Scotland, and Great Britian can only be possible with Sceptre Tours! Dine lavishly, explore the forgotten era, sleep beautifully, and live life to the fullest on these tours! You will never forget the experiences you have here and all the memories you will make to last a lifetime!
Sceptre Tours is your #1 source for traveling through ancient Iraland, Scotland, and England! Experiece celctic history like you have never experienced it before! Make memories to last you a lifetime! Choose Sceptre Tours
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