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Celebrity Eclipse

3 July 2026

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Tracking since: 8 May 2026, 19:26 UTC

Last updated: 3 Jun 2026, 00:07 UTC

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Destination Highlight: A Coast and Glens of Antrim Glenariff Tea Rooms

Gaze at the wave-tossed sea, white cliffs and green hills that flank the Antrim Coast Road on a 90-minute drive to Glenariff Forest Park, a 2,928-acre nature preserve of almost unimaginable beauty. Your first glance at this slice of paradise confirms Ireland's moniker as the Emerald Isle; there are said to be 40 shades of green represented in the foliage. Wide wooden trails snake through the woodlands, lakes, wildlife refuges and recreation areas that comprise Glenariff Forest Park. Guests will have ample time to explore the awe-inspiring park independently before regrouping at a lovely café for morning or afternoon tea or coffee with homemade scones. The world-famous Glens of Antrim is an area that has attracted visitors for more than a century. Glenariff is considered the fairest of the nine glens, or valleys, because of its wild beauty. Like all of the glens, it was created by a glacier in the Ice Age, and it has evolved into a tranquil, safe and welcoming destination. After touring the glen, return via an inland route to the port.

Current: £117.96
Lowest seen: £116.65
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Destination Highlight: A Day in Dublin

Explore the best of Ireland’s capital city on a panoramic drive and visit to the incredible St. Patrick’s Cathedral, before moving through the city on your own, indulging in a pint with the locals or strolling the cobblestone streets.

Current: £127.66
Lowest seen: £126.22
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Destination Highlight: A Taste of Chester

Few places in England are this full of ancient history. As you walk the streets of Chester, you're transported back thousands of years. The composer Handel first performed his epic piece, The Messiah. Walk along the city's Roman walls and enjoy the birds-eye view before you. See the old Victorian clock and visit the timber market shops dating back to the 13th century. Explore Chester on this tour through the ages.

Current: £88.16
Lowest seen: £82.34
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Destination Highlight: A Walk-through Viking Waterford

After a short drive to Waterford City, founded by Vikings about 1,100 years ago, begin your guided walking tour at the 'Viking Triangle,' at the city center. Stop along the way for interior and exterior visits to national monuments dating from 1190 to 1783, then pass Reginald's Tower, the strongpoint of the medieval defensive walls that enclosed the city until about 1700. Next, pass Greyfriars Franciscan friary en route to the Medieval Museum. The eye-catching giant sculpture on the gable was inspired by a tiny, 13th-century belt mount found in Waterford. Ireland's only dedicated medieval museum is also the only building on the island to incorporate two medieval chambers: The 13th-century Choristers' Hall and 15th-century Mayor's Wine Vault. Here you can observe a demonstration of how coins dating back to the Anglo-Norman age were made, and take home a souvenir coin. Your final stop is at the Bishop's Palace, which insightfully charts the history of Waterford from 1700 to 1970 and contains such artifacts as a mourning cross created after the 1821 death of Napoleon Bonaparte (thought to be the only surviving cross of its kind) and a piece of Waterford crystal produced in 1789.

Current: £208.18
Lowest seen: £181.63
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Destination Highlight: Antrim Coast and Causeway

Experience one of the greatest scenic drives in the world en route to the Eighth Wonder of the World, the Giant's Causeway, formed by volcanic eruptions 50 million years ago, and today one of Northern Ireland's most popular tourist attractions. Allow yourself to be mesmerized by the craggy, rugged beauty of the Antrim Coast and the charming towns and villages along the route. Before your arrival at Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, stop to enjoy coffee or tea and some warm scones. Then board your bus and drive to the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge for a photo stop. which spans a 100-foot drop and is surrounded by stunning views of the sea meeting cliffs. Capture the scenery on your camera and later stop for a snapshot of Dunluce Castle. Then, set off for your ultimate destination, the Giant's Causeway: Stand in awe and gaze at the work the cooling lava left behind, polygonal columns of layered basalt up to 40 feet tall that appear as if a giant had placed them there in antiquity. Walk over the stones at your leisure and soak in this natural wonder. Enjoy a local lunch before returning to port.

Current: £242.47
Lowest seen: £239.76
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Destination Highlight: Ards Peninsula Scenic Drive

Enjoy a drive along the picturesque Ards Peninsula to Grey Abbey, founded in 1193 by Affreca, daughter of Godred Olafsson (King of the Isles) and the wife of John de Courcy, the Anglo-Norman invader. Visit the ruins of the ancient Cistercian Abbey. Turning north, admire sweeping views across the Irish Sea toward Scotland as you pass through the town of Millisle en route to Donaghadee, with its picturesque harbor and 1836 lighthouse. Founded in 1910, the lifeboat station at Donaghadee harbor has a special significance on the wild Irish coast. The crew of the lifeboat Sir Samuel Kelly, based here, saved 33 passengers from the imperiled car ferry, MV Princess Victoria, in 1953 (sadly, 130 people perished as the ferry sank in one of the most ferocious gales ever to roil the Irish Sea). Sip an Irish coffee here, and reflect on tales of the sea, ships, and the courageous spirit of those who dwell here.

Current: £105.35
Lowest seen: £86.76
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Destination Highlight: Belfast and Crumlin Road Gaol

Explore Belfast’s highlights on this half-day tour, starting with a comfortable coach ride through the city’s most iconic sights. Learn about Belfast’s storied past — from its 17th-century origins and rise during the Industrial Revolution to its modern revival. See landmarks like the Grand Opera House, Albert Memorial Clock Tower, and Queen’s University. Capture photos at the stunning City Hall, set in a grand square with Queen Victoria’s statue and the Titanic Memorial. The tour concludes with a visit to a unique Victorian-era prison, offering a fascinating glimpse into Belfast’s history. Experience the vibrant spirit of Belfast — a city of resilience, history, and culture.

Current: £124.91
Lowest seen: £123.50
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Destination Highlight: Belfast City and Hillsborough

Travel the city's major thoroughfares and see Belfast's many exuberant Victorian and Edwardian buildings, featuring elaborate sculptures over doors and windows. Stone-carved heads of gods, poets, scientists, kings and queens peer down from the high ledges of banks and old linen warehouses. You'll notice two massive cranes, affectionately known as Samson and Goliath, which tower over the skyline. Stop to look at the political murals, moving reminders of Belfast's recent turbulent history. At Hillsborough Castle, enjoy a guided tour of this 18th-century estate, official residence of the British Royal Family in Northern Ireland, and meeting site for foreign dignitaries. Afterward, stroll through the castle gardens or venture into the picturesque village of Hillsborough.

Current: £145.72
Lowest seen: £144.09
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Destination Highlight: Belfast City Walk and Pub

This half-day walking tour explores Belfast's history from the Victorian Era and the Industrial Revolution to the political unrest of the 20th century, and much more. Your tour begins with a drive to Belfast City Hall, an ornate structure built in the Baroque Revival style, with the main façade of Portland stone topped with a copper dome. Its grand gates bear the city's Coat of Arms and lamps featuring seahorses and cherubs to symbolize the city's industrial and manufacturing legacy. After touring the building's stately interior, embark on a walking tour of the Belfast City Centre, view the Albert Memorial Clock, and pass St. George's Market, one of Belfast's oldest attractions opened in 1890. Last but not least, visit Queen's Square, home to the Italianate-style Custom House, green spaces, and sculptures. Wrap up the tour with a toast to this wonderful city at a traditional Irish pub.

Current: £159.60
Lowest seen: £157.82
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Destination Highlight: Belfast Untold

Hop aboard a tour bus for a scenic drive through Belfast, a revitalized city that for many years was known for its troubled past and religious conflict. Take in the many sights Belfast is known for, then drop into a local pub to experience local entertainment that will bring to life the story of Belfast through music, dance, and narration. Join your entertainer on a journey through the hidden backstreets and lost lanes of Belfast. Spend an enchanting hour in the company of skilled Irish dancers and musicians. Try your hand at sean-nós and céilí dancing as performers sing and play some local melodies and street songs that would have been heard in the shipyards, mills, and markets of old. With dancing, stories, songs, and music played with harp, pipes, guitar, flute, fiddle, concertina, and whistles, there is something special for everyone in this unique cultural experience.

Current: £228.59
Lowest seen: £169.57
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Destination Highlight: Braveheart Country and Stirling Castle

Travel by comfortable coach across Scotland's scenic inland to Bannockburn Heritage Center to discover Scotland from its fierce beginnings. Experience Scottish history, through exhibits beginning with warrior king Robert the Bruce, and the Union of the Crowns of Scotland and England. Experience the Battle of Bannockburn in 3D to see how the battle was fought and won. Then, head to Stirling Castle, the 15th century Renaissance castle that's often called the "key to Scotland" due to its strategic location and the many fierce battles that were fought there. Mary Queen of Scots lived at Stirling Castle and was crowned there in 1543. The castle was also much favored by the Stewart kings and queens for royal and family celebrations. Walk the castle and stroll the grounds at your own pace to discover its charms: See the central turreted gatehouse, the Great Hall, the Palace, the Great Kitchen, the Tapestry Studio the lovely gardens, and the many sculptures.

Current: £172.33
Lowest seen: £170.41
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Destination Highlight: Canal Cruise and Airport Drop-Off (AMS)

Get the most out of your last day in Amsterdam with a scenic adventure to the Canal Ring area where you'll enjoy a canal cruise. The Canal Ring area of Amsterdam dates to the 16th and 17th centuries and is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the 16th and 17th centuries, city architects drained the swampland. The Canal Ring area was one of the largest urban development projects of its time. In the heart of Amsterdam, board our glass-roofed boats and cruise down the city's iconic canals. Have your camera ready for photos of Amsterdam's architecture while learning about the city's rich history. After your cruise, enjoy a convenient transfer to Schiphol Airport for your flight home. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Current: £90.84
Lowest seen: £78.60
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Destination Highlight: Cawdor Castle

Immerse yourself in Scotland's beautiful countryside and rich medieval history on this journey to Cawdor Castle. You'll travel through Scotland's lush rolling hill country, passing Crowmarty Firth, and through the outskirts of Inverness, arriving at last at Cawdor Castle. Cawdor Castle is one of Scotland's most picturesque medieval buildings. Its tower dates back to 1454. The castle is also important to the United Kingdom's medieval literary tradition, as it served as the backdrop to King Duncan's murder in Shakespeare's Macbeth. You'll cross over the drawbridge and step back in time on a guided tour of the castle. Discover woven tapestries, beautiful stonework, and the castle's lovely garden. Explore the winding stairways, deep set windows, and low doorways. Your tour will bring you to the hospitable sitting room, the dark castle dungeon, and the original kitchens. Experience Scottish history and culture firsthand on this journey to an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Current: £105.98
Lowest seen: £73.99
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Destination Highlight: City of Edinburgh and Castle

Travel along the River Clyde to the town of Edinburgh, where old-world charm and royal regalia come together in historic beauty. Your drive takes you down the famous "Princes Street", down sections of the “Royal Mile”, along quaint side streets, and past the striking Palace of Holyroodhouse. Then, it’s time to explore Edinburgh Castle for a taste of what life was like for Scottish Kings and Queens. Afterwards, enjoy free time to wander Princess Street, with its local shops and cafes. GE04

Current: £222.43
Lowest seen: £219.94
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Destination Highlight: Countryside Drive and Irish Pub

This tour begins with a scenic drive along Waterford's Atlantic Coast. Departing from the pier you will travel through Tramore. This seaside resort, whose name means "large beach" in Gaelic, boasts delightful terraced houses overlooking a broad bay. Of Victorian vintage, it is one of Ireland's most popular resorts and has flourished since the 1850s, when it was linked to Waterford by rail. Follow the cliff road along a more rugged coastline, through the colorful and charming villages of Fenor, Annestown and Boatstrand, an area known as the "copper coast," because copper mining was once a thriving activity near Bunmahon. Your journey then turns north towards the Comeragh Mountains, the backbone of Waterford County, as you make your way to a cozy pub. Grab a drink and relax while you enjoy some traditional music in this local watering hole. Afterwards, make your way to Waterford city, where a short panoramic drive will introduce you to the main sights and story of this Viking city before you turn south and return to your ship.

Current: £208.18
Lowest seen: £145.35
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Destination Highlight: Curraghmore House and Gardens

Enjoy an afternoon filled with Old World glamour and refinement. The Curraghmore House & Gardens is beauty to behold. Imagine formal gardens, opulent architecture, and ornate finishing touches and furnishings - it's a magnificent structure with boundless countryside that will captivate and that you'll want to capture in multiple photos. First, enjoy a scenic ride to this wonder. Once there, you'll learn it's the largest, private demesne in Ireland, hosting approximately 2500 acres of gardens, woodland and grazing fields. The last of four homes built in Ireland by the de la Poer family after 1167, the Curraghmore House & Gardens was remodel during the 18th century when Catherine de la Poer and her husband, Sir Marcus Beresford, inherited it. While touring the property, a must-see is the Shell House. Built by Catherine in 1754, with her own hands, the walls encase seashells from all over the world. Today, this stately monument is home to Lord Henry Waterford and his wife, who polish and preserve this gem of Waterford. Lastly, indulge in a picturesque return trip to port, courtesy of Waterford's beautiful Copper Coast.

Current: £176.34
Lowest seen: £143.28
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Destination Highlight: Dublin Highlights

Embrace the vibrant charm and rich history of Dublin, Ireland’s largest city, on this engaging shore excursion that leads you through ancient streets and indominable castles steeped in legend.

Current: £76.14
Lowest seen: £75.29
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Destination Highlight: Dunbrody Ireland Historic Emigrant Ship

Travel to New Ross to get a rare glimpse of how more than one and a half million people emigrated from Ireland aboard the SS Dunbrody. This is an authentic re-creation of the original ship that took Irish emigrants to Canada and America during the Potato Famine years. Incorporating guided tour, costumed performers and themed exhibitions of the highest quality, "The Dunbrody" provides a unique insight into the bravery and fortitude with which Irish people faced up to a desperate situation. Venture below deck to experience the stark and meager conditions braved by passengers and crew as they crossed the open ocean in search of a better life. Following your visit, re-join your driver and guide for your return journey to Waterford, which will take you through some of Kilkenny and Waterford's lush green countryside. You will stop to take photos in the quaint Irish village of Inistioge. This is a charming village with a tree-lined square, lying in a pretty part of the Nore Valley, where the river winds between wooded banks flanked by hills. Inistioge has been the location for numerous films including "Widow's Peak" and "Circle of Friends."

Current: £187.37
Lowest seen: £130.81
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Destination Highlight: Dunrobin Castle

Dunrobin Castle is the most northerly of Scotland’s great houses; also the largest and one of the oldest continuously inhabited. Standing amidst lush, formal gardens that overlook the sea, this white stone chateau contrasts sharply with the usual dark stone Scottish castles. Like most ancient Scottish castles, Dunrobin started out as a keep, or tower and is named after its originator, Earl Robin. Although the oldest part of the castle dates from the early 1300`s, subsequent enlargements in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries created the splendid, gleaming, turreted castle that we visit today. Visit Dunrobin Castle Gardens, equally as grand as the castle, the magnificent formal 19th century gardens were modelled on those at Versailles. These Victorian formal gardens were designed in the grand French style to also echo the architecture of Dunrobin Castle, which rises high above them and looks out over the Moray Firth.

Current: £126.17
Lowest seen: £124.75
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Destination Highlight: Highland Castles and Loch Ness

William Shakespeare himself was inspired by Cawdor Castle, and you will be, too. Venture into the Scottish Highlands to tour this legendary home to the Thanes of Cawdor. See the castles dark dungeon, original kitchen, and more. Stop for lunch at a hotel and continue to Inverness, Capital of the Highlands where all roads meet. Drive along Loch Ness before visiting the medieval castle, Urquhart, that is rumored to rest above the Loch Ness Monsters cave.

Current: £238.46
Lowest seen: £235.79
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Destination Highlight: In The Steps of The Beatles

Follow in the footsteps of John, Paul, George, and Ringo as you explore their hometown of Liverpool and the roots of The Beatles. See the homes where they lived and the places they first played. Take a photo next to the Penny Lane Street sign and visit Strawberry Fields. Then, tour The Beatles Story, a series of sight and sound experiences chronicling the history of rock's greatest band.

Current: £109.13
Lowest seen: £107.92
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Destination Highlight: Leisurely Highlights and Panoramic Belfast

Northern Ireland's largest city is a center for industry and culture that boasts a rich and varied past. This panoramic tour will introduce you to its most important landmarks, including the Grand Opera House and the Albert Memorial. Enjoy a photo opportunity on the grounds of Belfast City Hall, with its grand gates that bear the city's Coat of Arms and lamps featuring seahorses and cherubs to symbolize the city's industrial and manufacturing legacy. On the grounds of City Hall is a Titanic Memorial honoring men who perished when the grand ship sank. Then it's off to Botanic Gardens, established in 1828 and home to exotic tree varieties from around the Southern Hemisphere, for a brief stop. The gardens' most notable element is the Palm House Conservatory, one of the earliest curvilinear cast-iron glasshouses in existence. When the Marquess of Donegall laid the founding stone in 1839, greenhouses were hailed as a great advance for horticulturists endeavoring to grow tropical plants in cold climates. The 28-acre Botanic Gardens site is a popular venue for concerts, festivals, and picnics. It offers a peaceful refuge for residents and visitors from Belfast's hustle and bustle.

Current: £89.57
Lowest seen: £68.69
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Destination Highlight: Leisurely Scotland

Drive along the wooded banks that hold the mysteries of the Loch Ness Monster. Then, explore the historic Culloden Moor. This shore excursion shows you where Scottish Clans fought for their independence. Stand at the spot where freedom was won and see the communal burial site of those lost in its pursuit. You will also tour Inverness, capital of the Highlands, where you will have time to shop and to have lunch on your own.

Current: £148.95
Lowest seen: £147.28
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Destination Highlight: Liverpool Panoramic City Sightseeing

This tour takes you from the legendary waterfront of Liverpool into the heart of the city where its favorite sons made rock & roll history. You'll see the Royal Liver Buildings, home to the first passenger lines to America, and continue on past stained-glass cathedrals and other historic landmarks. The Beatles played numerous times and stop at Penny Lane to have your photo taken beside the famous street sign.

Current: £57.14
Lowest seen: £56.50
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Destination Highlight: Liverpool Walking and Beatles Tour

This tour takes you into the fascinating past of England's "Second City", including its most famous musicians - The Beatles. You'll see historic sites, including the Pier Head, St. Nicholas Church, and the Town Hall. Travel down Matthew Street to The Cavern Club, site of The Beatles' early performances. Then, make your way to Albert Dock, the city's top attraction and home of the Beatles Story, a tribute documenting the history of the Fab Four.

Current: £75.06
Lowest seen: £53.14
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Destination Highlight: Loch Lomond and Inveraray Castle

Your journey to Inveraray Castle takes you along Loch Lomond, through rich green glens and the country’s charming villages. Stop at Luss, where flowered cottages line the shores. Reach the “Rest and Be Thankful” lookout, where the name says it all. At the entrance of Inveraray looms the great castle. Explore the Armory Hall, with more than 1300 pieces.

Current: £189.04
Lowest seen: £186.92
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Destination Highlight: Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle Ruins

Follow Scottish lore along Loch’ Ness, into the ruins of an old castle, and through the countryside of Inverness. While the monsters existence may be debated, what can’t be argued is the stunning scenery along the steep shores of Loch Ness. Make your way to Urquhart Castle, which served as both a fortress and a residence for Scottish Lords, and continue on to Inverness and the sweeping hills and farmland of rural Scotland. IN02

Current: £98.19
Lowest seen: £97.09
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Destination Highlight: Loch Ness Cruise

Try to spot the legendary mythical Loch Ness Monster as you cruise across Scotland’s most famous loch, taking in all its serene beauty. Travelling south-west from Invergordon, we follow the banks of the beautiful Cromarty Firth, then drive via Muir of Ord and Beauly (‘beautiful place’), with the final descent down a steep hill towards the stupendous Loch Ness. . Upon arrival at the loch, we take a cruise out onto the famous waters, learning about its geology, history and, of course, its tales of Nessie. Make sure to have cameras at the ready for any monster sightings, and the dramatic mountainous scenery which surrounds the loch. After our cruise we proceed to Inverness “Capital of the Highlands”, for a brief city tour. The town is full of historic sites, such as the gothic-style Town House and Tollbooth Steeple. From here we return to the ship at Invergordon.

Current: £116.89
Lowest seen: £115.59
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Destination Highlight: Mousa Island Discovery

Prepare to be swept away by natural beauty, wildlife, and historic wonders on a scenic ferry ride to Mousa Island, where you are free to roam and explore the Iron Age-era Mousa Broch. Built more than 2,000 years old, it is the tallest broch still standing and amongst the best-preserved prehistoric buildings in Europe.

Current: £87.69
Lowest seen: £71.42
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Destination Highlight: North Wales and Conwy Castle

Drive through the English countryside and into the land of North Wales where Conwy Castle is yours to explore. This massive fortress, built by Edward I, is a masterpiece of medieval architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the castle grounds. Walk through the town of Conwy. Continue on to see more of North Wales, including the market town of Llanrwst and the resort town of Betws-y-Coed.

Current: £241.80
Lowest seen: £239.09
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Destination Highlight: North Wales and Conwy Castle - Without Lunch

Go from Liverpool to Conwy Castle where you'll become one with the medieval atmosphere of the castle and its decor, with its eight almost identical towers which make it able to stand on the rock is lays on. Then enjoy free time in Conwy before heading to Betws-y-Coed where you will be able to enjoy some free time browsing in the craft and gift shops before traveling along the lower Conwy valley.

Current: £182.35
Lowest seen: £180.31
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic North Shetland and Eshaness Cliffs

Departing Lerwick, drive through northwest Shetland's gorgeous natural scenery toward Northmavine and cross Mavis Grind, not quite 100 feet wide at its narrowest point and said to be the only place in the U.K. where you can throw a stone across land from the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. Arrive at the Tangwick Haa Museum, a 17th-century laird’s house with a diverse collection of artifacts and photographs that provide fascinating insight into the harsh lifestyle of people living in remote areas throughout time. Stop for a tea or coffee in a local venue, and enjoy a unique view of the island and then continue to the Eshaness Lighthouse, where you can spectacular sea stacks, natural arches, deep clefts, and caves around the Atlantic Ocean coastline.

Current: £71.47
Lowest seen: £70.67
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic Scottish Lochs

Drive along the banks of Great Britain’s largest inland loch to experience its rugged beauty, forested mountains, and quaint villages. Heading north, the loch narrows and the peaks seem to tower directly overhead. Stop at the village of Luss, for a walk among its flowered cottages. Pass small towns and scenic outlooks before arriving at Hunter’s Quay. Then, a 20-minute ferry ride takes you to Gourock, where you’ll begin the drive back.

Current: £72.13
Lowest seen: £67.39
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Destination Highlight: Panoramic Southern Shetland

From farmland to the seaside, get to know the natural beauty and history of southern Shetland as you drive by the Fladdabister limestone community, the crofting community of Aithsetter with views of wildflower meadows, and to a coastal viewpoint of white-sandy beaches with seals.

Current: £67.02
Lowest seen: £56.81
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Destination Highlight: Picturesque Zaanse Schans and Airport Drop-Off (AMS)

Stroll through Holland's living history on this walking tour of Zaanse Schans, a well-preserved 18th century village, followed by a convenient transfer to the airport for your flight. Zaanse Schans is a popular attraction that brings the 18th and 19th century to life. Walk through a well-preserved village of quaint homes. Smell the fresh-baked bread at the bakery museum and learn about 18th and 19th century crafts during fascinating demonstrations during your free time. Watch a clog-making demonstration and discover other traditional village crafts. You'll also see some of Holland's most famous working wooden windmills. Marvel at De Huisman, De Gekroonde Poelenburg, and De Zoeker. Step back in time and experience a moment in Holland's rich history. Relax at a café or enjoy a snack. Then, board your coach for a convenient transfer to Schiphol Airport. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Current: £71.28
Lowest seen: £70.48
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Destination Highlight: Royal Mile Walking Tour

Ride in coach comfort from the port, across Scotland's scenic heartland, to reach the city of Edinburgh. On a guided walking tour, you'll stroll down the capital city's famous Royal Mile, said to be Edinburgh's oldest street. Discover stunning architecture, viewing Edinburgh Castle in Castle Hill, where the crown jewels are housed, to Lawnmarket, the oldest part of Old Town, to High Street and St. Giles Cathedral (St. Giles is Scotland's patron saint), and down to Canongate to view Scottish Parliament and the Palace of the Holyrood House, where Mary Queen of Scots often stayed. After the tour as you stroll on your own, you can learn about more about Scottish history and heritage through a visit to The Museum of Edinburgh, browse the shops, including the Royal Mile Gallery for maps, old and new; Royal Mile Whiskies, for serious single malts; and Crest of Edinburgh for kilts, jewelry and gifts, just to name a few, then stop in at one of the many pubs that line both sides of the Royal Mile.

Current: £189.70
Lowest seen: £187.58
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Destination Highlight: Rural Ireland and Jerpoint Abbey

Experience the open green spaces of Ireland on the way to Jerpoint Abbey. This lovely excursion leaves no doubts as to why Ireland is called The Emerald Isle. As your journey unfolds, a blazing green patchwork of fields and hedgerows undulates along the sides of the rural roads toward and into County Kilkenny. Near Thomastown, look in the distance for the rise of Jerpoint Abbey. This stone relic is a Cistercian ruin from the 12th century, most notable for its tall tower, Romanesque church and stone carvings from the 13th through 16th centuries. After discovering its secrets, it's time to explore more of the countryside with a return journey through Thomastown, known for its typical Irish layout and big church in the town center. Continuing through Thomastown you will stop to take photos in the quaint Irish village of Inistioge.

Current: £191.03
Lowest seen: £178.46
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Destination Highlight: Stirling Castle

This tour begins with a drive through the heart of Scotland, winds along the River Forth, and takes you to Stirling Castle. Set on a rocky outcrop, where the lowlands meet the highlands, enjoy sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding countryside from the battlements. Explore the Great Hall, the artillery fortifications, the Chapel Royal and the Renaissance Palace of this grandiose world where Royals ruled between the 16th and 18th centuries.

Current: £114.88
Lowest seen: £113.60
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Destination Highlight: Taste of Scotland - Glengoyne Distillery

Scotch whisky is as good as it gets and the 150-year-old Glengoyne Distillery is known for producing some of the smoothest you can sip. You'll see the rumbling waterfall where the purest water is taken from the glen to make the whiskey. Tour the distillery and take part in a lighthearted "nosing" competition to test your scotch skills. Of course, no tour would be complete without a dram of the golden nectar itself.

Current: £95.25
Lowest seen: £73.48
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Destination Highlight: The Giant's Causeway

From Belfast, take a leisurely drive along the inland route to the Giant's Causeway, one of Northern Ireland's most iconic landmarks and its only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, stop to snap photos at the ruins of the Medieval Dunluce Castle, which stands like a sentinel overlooking the sea from its perch on the dramatic cliffs of County Antrim. The castle has a tumultuous history. Many legends are associated with it, including one involving a banshee (this being Ireland) and another regarding a stormy night in 1639 that culminated in the castle kitchens falling into the raging sea. On far more solid footing, the awe-inspiring Giant's Causeway is a distinctive volcanic and geological formation of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns on the island's northeast coast. About 50-60 million years ago, during a period of powerful volcanic activity, liquid basalt infiltrated chalk beds, forming a plateau of lava, which then contracted, and turned to pillars. The impressive rocks draw tourists from all over the world, to marvel at the mysterious forces of nature. A short panoramic tour through Belfast City rounds out a day spent contemplating nature's majesty and the architecture of a bygone era.

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Destination Highlight: Tipperary, Rock of Cashel and Cahir Castle with Lunch

Renowned for its rich pasturelands, Tipperary boasts the best of Irish dairy products on the island and was once the home to Ireland's High Kings. As you approach the town of Cashel, an impressive pre-Christian settlement, its legendary "Rock" bursts from the landscape with the Cathedral of St. Patrick at its summit. A visit will be made to the Rock of Cashel. Walk through the 15th century Vicars Chorus Hall which once housed chorus members. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Then, set out to discover Cahir Castle, a medieval fortress built in the middle of the Suir River.

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Destination Highlight: Titanic Belfast and City Tour

Learn about the RMS Titanic from its very conception to its tragic end more than 100 years ago. At this museum, you can "walk " the decks of Titanic, explore the shipyard where it was built and see the slip from which it launched. In an innovative exhibit, virtually travel two miles to the bottom of the North Atlantic, where she has rested since colliding with an iceberg on her maiden voyage en route to New York City. Experience interactive exhibits and special effects, the underwater exploration theater, and the re-creations of the ship's cabins. See the words of the survivors and the workers who built the Titanic, a technological marvel of its day. Allow yourself time to explore the museum's nine galleries at your own pace with an audio headset and learn more about Titanic than you thought possible. Stop at the gift shop for a souvenir and take some photos outside the architecturally distinctive and modern museum. Afterwards, enjoy a relaxing bus tour of Belfast's most important sights on your way back to port.

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Destination Highlight: Waterford City and Its Treasures

Journey to the oldest city in Ireland and discover the House of Waterford Crystal and the Bishop's Palace. Waterford is a bustling maritime city that dates back to 914 A.D., located on the banks of the River Suir. You'll travel to the world-renowned House of Waterford Crystal where you'll learn about the city's unique crystal-making processes. Have the opportunity to browse the shop and purchase authentic Waterford Crystal. Then, stroll to the Bishops Palace - a Museum of Waterford Treasures - where you'll enjoy a guided exploration. Discover the treasures of Georgian Waterford and learn about the history of the city dating back to 1700.

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Destination Highlight: Waterford Crystal and Irish Coffee

Ancient. Impressive. Stunning … Waterford City. A seaport in Ireland and its oldest city, this beautiful destination will amaze you. Originally settled by a Celtic tribe called the Deisi, it was taken over by its first real tourists, the Vikings, in the 9th century. Three centuries later the Anglo-Normans came to town - in fact, its English name comes from the Norse word Vadrefjord. Nowadays, Waterford is well known as the Crystal City and home to the famous House of Waterford Crystal. You'll leave the port and embark on a breathtaking journey to the House of Waterford Crystal. Once there, you'll tour its new showrooms and exhibition, and gaze at marvelous crystal as the staff shares with you the production process. Browse through displayed finished products and perhaps purchase a memento, or two. Following your time at this extraordinary visitor attraction you will visit a local establishment for an Irish coffee. Re-board your coach and return to port.

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Destination Highlight: Waterford Crystal Showroom and Kilkenny Castle with Lunch

This tour brings you to Kilkenny, capital of Ireland in the Middle Ages, seat of the medieval Irish parliaments and rival to Dublin. The city's origins date back more than 1,500 years. The great building ability of the Normans is very evident in the 11th- and 12th-century buildings they bestowed on the city. It is characterized by many beautifully restored buildings, the most splendid being Kilkenny Castle, stronghold of the Butler family until this century. The castle began life as a Norman fortress and gradually became more domesticated through the centuries. Your self-guided visit will allow you to explore the drum towers, library, and incredible art gallery of regal Kilkenny Castle before stopping for lunch. Kilkenny is undoubtedly one of Ireland's loveliest cities, and you'll have ample time to explore it after your lunch. Re-join your driver and guide for your return journey to Waterford, where you will visit the House of Waterford Crystal. Completed in 2010, the state-of-the-art center traces the history of Waterford Crystal from its founding in 1783 by brothers George and William Penrose to the present day. The tour includes a reconstruction of the manufacturing process and shows how the original factory would have worked. Following some free time in the showroom, you will re-join your driver and guide for the return journey to your waiting ship.

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Destination Highlight: Western Shetland

Begin your adventure in Lerwick and head west to the Scalloway Viewpoint, where you’ll enjoy sweeping views over Scalloway and its historic harbour. Next, visit the Shetland Bus Memorial, a moving tribute to the courageous wartime operations between Shetland and Norway during World War II. Continue your scenic drive through the Tingwall Valley, passing serene lochs and rolling hills. Follow the Strand Loop, then travel through Girlsta, Sandwater, and the wooded landscapes of Kergord. Arrive at Shetland Jewelry, where you’ll discover beautiful, handcrafted pieces inspired by Shetland’s heritage and natural beauty along with a range of local crafts. Finally, return to Lerwick via the stunning Wormadale Viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of Shetland’s rugged coastline—a perfect ending to your journey.

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Independent Exploration: Edinburgh On Your Own

This shore excursion is made for those who wish to explore Edinburgh without a tour guide or set itinerary. Drive by key landmarks while your escort shares a few helpful suggestions for your self-guided exploration. We’ll drop you off near the famed Royal Mile, and then you’re free to venture into Scotland’s capital city. Take in the tourist sites or join the locals at a lively pub. It’s your day. Have fun your way. GE05

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Independent Exploration: Glasgow On Your Own

Welcome to the city of Glasgow! Travel from Greenock along the River Clyde and its great shipyards to the center of this beautiful city. Upon arrival, your tour escort will provide you with a map of Glasgow’s main attractions. Then, you’re free to enjoy the city on your own, walking as much or as little as you like before the return to the ship. GE56

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Independent Exploration: Inverness On Your Own

Inverness is the capital of the Highlands, located in a ring of mountains near the River Ness is your location of 4.5 hours free time to explore this wonderful City. Explore ancient castles, highland clans, the Caledonian Canal, highland museums, 4,000 year old burial cairns, to Loch Ness and the world famous monster.

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Invergordon: Glen Ord and Beauly

From sweeping coastal views and rolling green hills to centuries-old ruins and the rich aroma of maturing whisky, this Highlands shore excursion blends landscape, heritage, and craftsmanship into one unforgettable outing.

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Magnificent Mount Congreve

Step into a horticultural masterpiece as you embark on an enchanting shore excursion to Mount Congreve Gardens, a hidden gem in Ireland’s sunny southeast.

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Ship to Amsterdam Airport Transfer for 2 Guests

Make your travel experience truly stress-free. Our private transfers offer comfort and personalized service. Sit back and relax as our experienced team ensures a seamless and hassle-free journey from the Cruise Terminal in Amsterdam to you airport of destination.

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Ship to Amsterdam Airport Transfer for 4 Guests

Make your travel experience truly stress-free. Our private transfers offer comfort and personalized service. Sit back and relax as our experienced team ensures a seamless and hassle-free journey from the Cruise Terminal in Amsterdam to you airport of destination.

Current: £228.59
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Ship to Amsterdam Airport Transfer for 6 Guests

Make your travel experience truly stress-free. Our private transfers offer comfort and personalized service. Sit back and relax as our experienced team ensures a seamless and hassle-free journey from the Cruise Terminal in Amsterdam to you airport of destination.

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Small Group: A Step Back in Time

Travel back to a simpler era and discover the traditions, stories, and everyday life of historic Ireland on this immersive shore excursion to one of the island's most fascinating cultural attractions.

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Small Group: A Taste of Gaol

From the haunting halls of a Victorian prison to the warm embrace of a whiskey distillery brought back to life, this shore excursion through Belfast offers a compelling contrast between history and modern revival.

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Small Group: Bangor Castle Walled Gardens

Walk through a wonderland of vibrant flowers and fresh greenery artfully displayed at the renowned Bangor Castle Walled Gardens, before embarking on a drive through Belfast City to see its grand historic sites.

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Small Group: Dunfin Farm Experience

Travel to the heart of Glenshesk, a gorgeous stretch of rolling hills and valleys and one of the nine glens of Antrim, for an introduction to traditional Northern Ireland sheep farming that includes a demonstration of a sheepdog's estimable talents and the chance to hold a lamb or help with shearing.

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Small Group: Glengoyne Distillery - Master of Malt

Learn the secrets of whisky-making on this journey to the Glengoyne Distillery. Enjoy a scenic drive into the countryside of the historic Blane Valley. Here, the Glengoyne Distillery draws its pure water from the Campsie Fells. For more than 150 years, Glengoyne Distillery has been producing whisky using time-honored methods that have been passed down through generations. The use of air-dried barley results in a more subtle and complex whisky. Years of maturation in the highland air mellow the product. Embark on an exclusive distillery tour where you'll learn about the process that goes into producing whisky, sampling a single malt whisky, before visiting the Sample Room. Here, you'll play the role of Honorary Malt Master, tasting five whiskies drawn from different casks. Learn how diverse oak species, cask manufacture, and previous fills influence the flavors. Then, construct your own blend which you can bring home as a souvenir.

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Small Group: Hike through Glendalough

Escape to the serene beauty of County Wicklow and explore the enchanting Glendalough, a sixth-century monastic settlement nestled amid pristine lakes and emerald green mountains.

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Small Group: Titanic Tale

Get a front-row seat to all the highlights of Belfast City on a panoramic driving tour, before stopping at the Titanic Belfast, an interactive museum about the “unsinkable ship.”

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Small Group: Titanic Trail and City Tour

No maritime disaster is more revered or remembered than the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic in 1912. Belfast is where the story begins with the Titanic being designed, built and launched here. You'll walk through the Titanic Quarter with your guide and enjoy a walking tour of the dock where she was built - follow in the footsteps of Titanic's builders and discover how such amazing ships were built in a city with no steel. From ground level, trace along the full length of the dock to truly capture the size and scale of the Titanic. You'll see the Titanic's Slipways, the 150-year-old caisson gate used to raise and lower the water level and the exterior of the Pump House. Following your walking tour, experience "Titanic Belfast", an incredible multi million pound attraction that takes you from its design and construction to the fateful day the "unsinkable" ship was lost and its final resting place. With a new understanding of Titanic, it is now time to rejoin your coach for a panoramic drive through Belfast City before returning to your waiting ship.

Current: £143.20
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Small Group: Your Pint of Perfection

Dive into the heart of Ireland’s legendary pub culture on a lively shore excursion through Dublin’s historic streets –an unforgettable atmosphere where storytelling, food, and music flow as freely as the beer.

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Small Group:The Spirit of Teelings

Welcome to Dublin, a city where centuries of history meet a vibrant modern spirit, and where grand Georgian squares, medieval landmarks, and lively streets create a shore excursion unlike any other.

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Spirit of the Clyde

Step into the dynamic story of Glasgow on an engaging shore excursion that blends the city’s proud industrial heritage with the bold flavors of Scotland’s national drink.

Current: £138.71
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