Europe
Cruise

Highlights:

• >Hop aboard world-famous 'Britannia,' now a permanent maritime history exhibition. Enjoy the 45-minute drive there (time affected by traffic).
• >View the engaging photo gallery documenting historical snapshots of its past.
• >See the Queen's cabin, impressive State Dining Room, bridge, admiral's suite and more.

Important Notes:

• >Tour involves approximately 500 yards walking over even surfaces; some inclines.
• >Tour involves climbing 10 steps between each ship deck; and coach steps.
• >Photography not permitted aboard the Britannia.
• >Time permitting, guests will have about 45 minutes to shop at Britannia Visitor Center.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Meet Louise Marshall, Piper to the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, who will introduce you to the history of the bagpipes.
• >Travel to a traditional Edinburgh bar to learn the basic movements, breathing techniques, and positioning to play the bagpipes.
• >Enjoy the unique opportunity to try your hand at playing the bagpipes.
• >Treat yourself to a whisky tasting session where you’ll sample some of the best whiskies Scotland has to offer.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 500 yards and negotiate approximately 10 steps.
• >Traffic in Edinburgh may cause delays and impact time available for the panoramic aspect of the tour.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash (Pound Sterling)/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Discover the city's charming cobblestone streets, neoclassical architecture, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites of the medieval Old Town and Georgian New Town at your leisure.
• >Visit historic sites like Edinburgh Castle, home to Scotland's crown jewels and the Stone of Destiny, used in the coronation of Scottish rulers.
• >Walk down the Royal Mile or choose any of its other famous attractions to visit.

Important Notes:

• >This tour is wheelchair accessible.
• >The tour operator cannot guarantee accessibility for any venues visited during independent time in Edinburgh.
• >Some steps, uneven paths, cobblestones, and slopes must be expected.

What to Bring:

• >Local currency
• >Camera

What to Wear:

• >Warm clothing
• >Weather-appropriate attire
• >Athletic shoes

Highlights:

• >Travel through Old Town and enjoy panoramic sights following the castle's eastward ridge.
• >Take in historic 'Royal Mile' and its many camera-ready landmarks.
• >Pass by the Queen's official residence when visiting Scotland.

Important Notes:

• >Tour is conducted in English only.
• >Tour involves 500-yd walk over uneven and cobblestone surfaces.
• >Guests required to board/exit coach using its 3-4 steps.
• >Tour includes photo stops, but no shopping.
• >Tour does not include interior visits.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Bannockburn Heritage Center- see Kingdom of Scots exhibition highlighting Robert the Bruce, and more.
• >See Stirling Castle, called 'Key to Scotland' because of its location. Leaving Stirling takes 45 minutes, depending on traffic.
• >Map your own self-guided tour of the castle; don't miss the Palace, one of Scotland's earliest Renaissance buildings.

Important Notes:

• >Tour involves just over ½-mile walk over various surfaces.
• >Tour involves slight inclines and climbing 25-40 steps.
• >Guests will enjoy 1 hour to tour Stirling Castle on their own.
• >Photography not permitted in the castle.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Embrace Edinburgh's beautiful natural settings, considered one of Europe's best. It's 45 minutes to Edinburgh, depending on traffic.
• >Explore Edinburgh Castle's 15th century Old Royal Palace and see where King James VI of Scotland was born.
• >On a panoramic drive, travel through Old Town, a historical area known as the 'Royal Mile,' and pass famous St. Giles Cathedral.

Important Notes:

• >Tour involves 550-yd-walk over uneven and cobblestone surfaces.
• >Tour involves inclines and climbing 15-35 steps.
• >Guests have limited shopping opportunities at the castle.
• >Guests remaining for independent sightseeing arrange own return to ship.
• >Tour inside the Old Royal Palace is not guided.
• >During peak season there may be queues to see the Scottish Crown Jewels inside the Old Royal Palace.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >St. Andrews Cathedral: Capture the medieval essence of a ruined Roman Catholic Church built in 1158 as Scotland's largest.
• >The Old Course: Trace the 15th-century history of the world's oldest golf course while walking part of its 18 holes.
• >St. Andrews: Enjoy free time to shop, lunch — or pay to enter the British Golf Museum and view notable artifacts.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over even surfaces, with inclines and about 10 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >The weather may limit the exploring nature of this tour. Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• >Tour does not include lunch or entrance fees. Guide will designate a time and place to rejoin your coach for return to ship.
• >Guests who miss the return transportation will be responsible for getting back to the ship.
• >The drive between port and St. Andrews is approximately 50 minutes each way. Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wet weather gear
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Enjoy a short cruise on Loch Ness, the second largest loch in Scotland.
• >Explore Urquhart Castle, one of the main sites for reported sightings of the famous Loch Ness Monster.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion involves approximately 0.25 mile over various surfaces, steep inclines with steps.
• >Time permitting, limited shopping is available at Urquhart Castle.
• >The drive to/from Invergordon is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes each way.
• >Urquhart Castle is a "ruin" and may get very busy at peak times, including the cafe and facilities.
• >Cruise on Loch Ness is approx. 30 minutes
• >Tour may operate in reverse.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Shoes with nonslip soles
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Visit Cawdor Castle, fabled site of William Shakespeare's epic tragedy "Macbeth."
• >Travel along the wooded shores of Loch Ness to visit Urquhart Castle.
• >Explore the villages and scenery of the Scottish Highlands and its capital town, Inverness.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion involves approximately 0.50 miles over various surfaces with 20-35 steps.
• >Walking during visit to Urquhart Castle is at guests' discretion.
• >Due to the limited time spent in port on May 18th, the tour will be approximately 8 hours.

Information

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Explore the Scottish "Capital of the Highlands" at your own pace on this selfguided tour.
• >Walk the town's main streets and enjoy the stunning backdrop of rolling glens and majestic lochs.
• >Spend the day browsing the city's shops or visiting the Old Town's historic buildings such as the Abertarff House.

Important Notes:

• >This tour does not include lunch or entrance fees.
• >An escort will be on the coach to/from Inverness to answer questions.
• >The coach ride to Inverness is approximately 45 minutes each way.
• >The amount of walking is at each guests' discretion.
• >Guests who miss the return transportation will be responsible for getting back.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Drive along the narrows of legendary Loch Ness and into Inverness for a brief sightseeing tour.
• >Visit Culloden Moor, site where Scottish Clans waged and won their last battle on British soil.
• >Enjoy a delicious lunch midday meal in true Scottish fashion.

Important Notes::

• >Excursion involves approximately 0.34 miles over various uneven surfaces, inclines with steps.
• >Tour order may vary between groups but always covering the mentioned sites.
• >The return drive to Invergordon is approximately 1 hour, dependent upon traffic conditions.
• >Alcohol may be available. Please drink responsibly.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Drive along the banks of Loch Ness, the second largest loch in Scotland.
• >Explore Urquhart Castle, one of the main sites for reported sightings of the famous Loch Ness Monster.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion involves approximately 0.25 mile over various surfaces, steep inclines with steps.
• >Time permitting, limited shopping is available at Urquhart Castle.
• >The drive to/from Invergordon is approximately 1 hour each way.
• >Urquhart Castle is a "ruin" and may get very busy at peak times, including the café and facilities.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >n protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Shoes with nonslip soles
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >RIB: Enjoy an exhilarating boat ride complete with a skipper and waterproof gear to keep you warm and safe.
• >Moray Firth: Cruise an inlet off the Scottish coast past towering cliffs, old war fortifications, rocky beaches and nesting seabirds.
• >Sea life: These cold waters are home to seals, porpoises, whales and a colony of 130 bottlenose dolphins.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over varied surfaces, with inclines and steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• >Guests should not carry or wear valuable items for this active excursion.
• >Cameras should be carried in a suitable waterproof container.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate. Tour sequence may vary. Although it is customary to see a variety of wildlife we can not guarantee 100% sightings. The birds and animals we encounter are entirely wild, they are not fed or trained.

What to Bring :

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear :

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Flat shoes with non-slip soles

Highlights:

• >Glenmorangie Distillery: Trace every step of the whisky-making process while touring the Still House and warehouses of this award-winning operation.
• >Scotch whisky: Sip on award-winning single malt whisky that is both complex and smooth in flavor and completely produced onsite.
• >Tain: Learn the spirited Men of Tain legend and much more.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .3 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 40 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Pregnant guests should not participate in the tasting portion of this tour.
• >Alcohol may be available. Please drink responsibly.
• >The drive from distillery to Invergordon is approximately 30 minutes. Tour sequence may vary.
• >Guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in whisky sampling.
• >Guests under the age of 8 are not allowed to enter production areas of the distillery.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wet weather gear
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Scottish Highlands: Green hillsides, undulating moors and coastal seascapes unfold before you on a one-hour drive through scenic countryside.
• >Cawdor Castle: Still home to the Cawdor family today, this estate is filled with antique furniture, tapestries and family portraits.
• >Gardens: A peaceful walk around the castle reveals fruit orchards, manicured topiaries and a colorful assortment of flowers.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .5 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 15 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >The drive between port and castle is approximately 1 hour each way.
• >Tour sequence may vary.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection
• >Umbrella

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wet weather gear
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Golpsie: A scenic drive leads you past green countryside of the Scottish Highlands and coastal routes by the North Sea.
• >Dunrobin Castle: Explore royal history and view relics and fabulous furniture in one of Britain's oldest continuously inhabited houses.
• >Falconry: Walk around the Victorian-styled gardens and enjoy a birds of prey demo, watching eagles and falcons fly overhead.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .2 miles over gravel surfaces, with inclines and many steps and extended periods of standing.
• >This tour is not suitable for full-time wheelchair/motorized scooter users.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >The drive from port to Dunrobin is approximately 1 hour each way.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wet weather gear
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Explore Scotland’s capital and discover its major landmarks at your own pace.
• >Stroll along the “Royal Mile”, home to charming shops, wine bars, and a history dating back to the 11th century.

Important Notes:

• >The amount of walking is at the guest's discretion.
• >This tour does not include lunch or entrance fees.
• >Guests who miss the return transportation will be responsible for getting back.
• >The drive between Greenock and Edinburgh is approximately 2 hours each way.
• >Other activities available on the tour are at an additional cost. Guests participating in these activities do so at their own risk.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Visit the legendary Edinburgh Castle, home to Kings and Queens for centuries.
• >Tour Scotland’s capital city, with its charming shops, historic buildings, and royal flair.
• >Savor a 2-course lunch with drink at a restaurant in central Edinburgh.

Important Notes:

• >Alcohol may be available. Please drink responsibly.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Venture from Glasgow into the quiet countryside of the historic Blane Valley to the Glengoyne Distillery, where more than 150 years of tradition and generations have crafted the spirits.
• >Receive a dram of Glengoyne single malt whiskey as you are welcomed into the reception room overlooking the waterfall.
• >Watch a short video describing the distillery and the malt whiskey making processes, followed by an entertaining tour of the distillery.

Important Notes:

• >Glengoyne Distillery is not wheelchair accessible.
• >Tasting is for guests ages 18 years or older. Identification may be required. Alcohol may be available. Please drink responsibly.
• >Guests can purchase food and drink at own expense.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What to Bring:

• >Local currency
• >Camera

What to Wear:

• >Warm clothing
• >Weather-appropriate attire
• >Athletic shoes

Highlights:

• >Take a scenic drive along the banks of Loch Lomond, the largest inland loch in Great Britain.
• >Visit the village of Luss and explore the iconic Inveraray Castle, the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion involves approximately 0.11 miles over even surfaces, gravel and 30 steps.
• >Photography is not permitted in Inveraray Castle.
• >Alcohol may be available. Please drink responsibly.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Travel through the flat plains of the countryside and into and the heart of the old town of Stirling.
• >Discover one of Scotland’s most important and impressive castles as you travel back in time to the 16th century.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion involves approximately 0.17 miles over cobblestone surfaces, slight inclines with steps.
• >The return drive from Stirling Castle and Greenock is approximately 1.25 hours.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water based activities.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Explore the city on your own for shopping, sights, or lunch at a local pub.

Important Notes:

• >Guests who miss the return transportation will be responsible for returning to the ship and pier on their own.
• >Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency

What To Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Travel along Loch Lomond, known as the “Queen of the Scottish Lakes” to see its stunning scenery.
• >Visit the village of Luss, a charming haven on the western shores of Loch Lomond.
• >Take a Scottish Ferry across the Firth of Clyde, a popular destination for local boaters due to its deep waters.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion involves approximately 150 feet over even and cobblestone surfaces with steps.
• >Walking in Luss is over even/cobblestone streets.
• >Tour sequence may be altered to avoid congestion but covering all mentioned sights.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >House of Waterford: Watch skilled craftsmen sculpt the dazzling treasures of blown glass that adorn homes all over the world.
• >Crystal Showroom: Bright light refracts into rainbows in the glittering gallery that houses the world's largest collection of Waterford Crystal.
• >Waterford Driving Tour: See Reginald's Tower and the thick stone fortifications of the Vikings' original 11th-century settlement.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 600 yards over flat surfaces, with three to 10 steps.
• >Guests will have approximately two hours at the facility for the tour and shopping in the showroom.
• >The drive to and from Waterford takes approximately two hours each way, depending on traffic.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Weather-appropriate clothing
• >Comfortable walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Cork: Journey through this vibrant city whose core is flanked by two main channels of the River Lee.
• >St. Finbarr's Cathedral: Take a picture at the elaborate Cork limestone Gothic revival church honoring the city's patron saint.
• >Jameson Heritage Center: Learn about Irish whiskey on a tour of the distillery with time to browse the gift shop.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk about 1500 feet over even surfaces with 20-30 steps.
• >Elevator available for guests who need assistance with stairs.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Scenic Drive: Enjoy panoramic views of green countryside and seaside Kinsale village while traveling via coach to Blarney Village.
• >Lunch: Relish a tasty Irish meal while listening to live music and watching traditional jigs in a local eatery.
• >Blarney Castle: Kiss the medieval fortress’ famous limestone while upside-down and you may be granted the gift of eloquence.

Important Notes :

• >Guests must walk approximately 300 yards over various surfaces and steps.
• >The drive to and from the castle is approximately 1 hour each way.
• >Consider dietary restrictions and food allergies when selecting tour.
• >During peak season there may be queues to "kiss the blarney stone" and guests should be aware that this is beyond the tour operator’s control. In some cases the wait can be in excess of 90 minutes.

What to Bring :

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun Protection

What to Wear :

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Kinsale: Explore this quaint town with its narrow streets and harbor flanked by two star-shaped forts.
• >South West Coast: Take in the beauty of arable land framed by hills and the sea- picture-perfect Ireland.

Important Notes:

• >Walking in Kinsale is at guests' discretion.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

Sun protection:

• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >St. Finbarr's Cathedral: Marvel at the elaborate Neo-Gothic architecture and the golden trumpeting angel perched on high tower.
• >Rory Gallagher Place: This lovely square honors a Cork rocker, virtually unknown in America, who sold 30 million albums worldwide.
• >Pub Stop: Relax in a traditional pub; you can't go wrong with a pint of Guinness, the beloved national drink.

Important Notes

• >Guest must be able to walk approximately one mile over varying surfaces and cobblestone streets, with some steps.
• >Each guest will be served one beverage during pub visit, at tour guide's discretion.
• >Guests must be 18 or over to consume alcohol.
• >The drive to and from Cobh takes approximately 45 minutes each way, depending on traffic.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash (Euros)/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Weather-appropriate clothing
• >Comfortable walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Cork: Journey through this sophisticated city whose core is flanked by two main channels of the River Lee.
• >St. Finbarr's Cathedral: Take a picture at the elaborate Cork limestone Gothic revival church honoring the city's patron saint.
• >Irish Coffee: Sip some of this distinctive drink, first concocted in 1943 at an air field in County Limerick.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk about 1200 feet over flat surfaces.
• >Guests must be able to handle 2-5 coach steps.
• >Tour will operate in all weather.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Blarney Stone: Kiss the legendary Stone of Eloquence and be assured you'll never be at a loss for words.
• >Blarney Castle: See this great treasure of Ireland built by Dermot McCarthy, King of Munster.

Important Notes

• >Guests must be able to walk about 900 feet from the bus park.
• >Walking at Blarney Castle is at guests' discretion, but a minimum of 1700 feet is required over various surfaces and numerous steps.
• >Optional visit to Blarney Stone has steep, narrow, winding 100-step staircase.
• >Tour sequence and departure times may vary.
• >During busy periods and at times of peak demand, we can not guarantee that guests will be able to “kiss the stone.”

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Blarney Village: Explore this village centered around a picturesque Tudor-style main square.
• >Cork: Drive through this vibrant and sophisticated city whose history dates back to the 6th or 7th centuries.
• >Blarney Woolen Mills: Delight in the wide assortment of Irish goods, from crystal and china to sweaters and scarves.

Important Notes:

• >Walking in Blarney Village is over even surfaces with a few steps.
• >Tour does not visit Blarney Castle.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Kinsale: Discover the medieval relics and Viking legacy of this harbor-side village, free time and artisan shopping.
• >Wild Atlantic Way: Breathe in the spectacular seascapes of Ireland's west coast while traveling the world's longest coastal touring route.
• >Clonakilty: See crumbling Timoleague Friary before shopping, museum hopping, and dining on Irish cuisine in this buzzing market town.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over natural surfaces, with inclines and steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• >Tour does not include entrance fees.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >Guide will designate a time and place to rejoin your coach for return to ship.
• >Guests who miss the return transportation will be responsible for getting back to the ship. The drive between Cobh and Kinsale is approximately 1 hour. The drive between Clonakilty and Cobh is approximately 90 minutes. Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Guided Ride: Embark on a bicycling journey alongside an expert local guide through St Peter Port’s rural outskirts and coastline.
• >Natural Splendors: Delight in panoramic vistas of picturesque verdant countryside and admire the English Channel’s glimmering blue waters.
• >Refreshment Break: Replenish your energy by purchasing a cold beverage or tasty snack before pedaling back to port.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to cycle approximately 2.5 hours.
• >Guests should be comfortable using hand brakes and be confident on a bicycle.
• >Guests must be at least 63 inches (160 cm) in height, weigh less than 220 pounds and be at least 12 years of age.
• >A parent must accompany children under the age of 16
• >This tour will operate in all weather conditions.
• >This tour is recommended for experienced cyclists.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection
• >Backpack for belongings
• >Water bottle

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Closed-toe shoes
• >Appropriate weather gear (optional)

Highlights:

• >Scenic Sark: Cycle along stunning coastal paths and dramatic cliffs, lush inland trails and historic, French-influenced architecture.
• >La Seigneurie Gardens: Stroll amid one of the finest gardens in the Channel Islands. (Admission is extra.)
• >Free time: Enjoy some time on your own to explore the charming village and browse the shops for gifts and treasures.

Important Notes

• >Guests must be of legal age (at least 18 years old) to consume alcohol; identification may be required.
• >The weather may cause limitations when traveling to and from the destinations.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash (Pound Sterling)/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Wet weather gear
• >Layered clothing
• >Warm clothes

Highlights:

• >Discover Herm: Take a ferry east of the island of Guernsey to tranquil Herm, an islet just 1.5 miles long and half a mile wide.
• >Guided walking tour: Make your way uphill to Manor Village for superb views over the fields and down to the islet’s pristine beaches.
• >Free time: Enjoy 90 minutes on your own to enjoy some lunch, browse the shops or explore Herm’s Neolithic graves.

Important Notes:

• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile over varied surfaces, with inclines and about 5 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Guests must be of legal age (at least 18 years old) to consume alcohol; identification may be required.
• >The weather may cause limitations when traveling to and from the destinations.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash (Pound Sterling)/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wet weather gear

Highlights:

• >Scenic Sark: Ride along stunning coastal paths and dramatic cliffs, lush inland trails and historic, French-influenced architecture.
• >La Seigneurie Gardens: Your tour may include a stroll amid one of the finest gardens in the Channel Islands. (Admission is extra.)
• >Free time: Enjoy some time on your own to explore the charming village and browse the shops for gifts and treasures.

Important Notes:

• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >The weather may cause limitations when traveling to and from the destinations.
• >Some areas of the island feature steep inclines and steps.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash (Pound Sterling)/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wet weather gear

Highlights:

• >Scenic RIB Cruise: Embark on an exhilarating journey via custom-built rigid inflatable boat around the Channel Islands’ breathtaking coastlines.
• >Commentated Ride: Hear tales of the islands’ illustrious history and learn about the region’s native wildlife from your informative guide.
• >Wildlife Sightings: You may spot soaring seabirds, sunning Atlantic grey seals and even playful dolphins during the trip.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 400 yards over varying terrain with slight inclines and 2 to 3 steps to board both the coach and boat.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests must wear a lifejacket during the boat tour.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Shoes with non-slip soles

Highlights:

• >Guided Walking Tour: Travel through town on foot alongside an informative guide, who shares tales of the busy port town.
• >Castle Cornet: Discover Guernsey’s medieval past while touring the 13th-century island fortress, where you can watch live cannons blast.
• >Free Time: Roam the castle’s museum exhibits independently or shop for souvenirs in the city’s center before returning to port.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 1.25 kilometres (about 1.75 hours) over cobblestone streets and even surfaces with 25 - 35 steps at the castle.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >This tour will operate in all weather conditions.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Shoes with non-slip soles

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 400 yards over various surfaces with few steps.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Bella Luce Hotel: Take an owner-led distillery tour and sample small-batch artisanal gins produced by the Wheadon family.
• >Bruce Russell & Son: See fourth-generation gold and silversmiths crafting fine jewelry, with complimentary champagne and light bites.
• >Guernsey: Panoramic Channel Islands countryside and coastal views fill your window on the narrated roundtrip coach transfers.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over uneven surfaces, with inclines and steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.
• >Legal drinking age is 18 years old.
• >Tour is dependent on prevailing weather conditions.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate. Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Shoes with non-slip soles
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >La Vallette: Check out military memorabilia housed in underground tunnels used by German forces during the World War II Occupation.
• >Pleinmont Headland: Stand in a historic German naval observation tower, relishing sweeping views of Guernsey's dramatic southwest coast.
• >Fort Hommet: Capture the Victorian essence of this prominent military barracks, including an original gun used during the war.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .2 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 5 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection
• >Bottled water

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Enjoy a scenic drive through the green hills and rich farmland of Southeast England.
• >See the area of Kent, known for the growing of hops used in beer during the 16th-18th centuries.
• >View the town of Rye rising above green pastures that stretch from the sea to the hills.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.33 mile over various uneven and cobblestone surfaces with inclines with a few steps.
• >Time permitting; guests will have approximately 1 hour for browsing and shopping in the Rye Town Centre.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes with non-slip soles
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable clothing

Highlights:

• >Stroll the grounds of Leeds Castle, one of the oldest and most beautiful in the Kingdom.
• >Explore Canterbury, England’s most famous cathedral city.
• >Enjoy a scenic drive through the hamlets and villages of the English countryside.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.75 mile over varying terrain with inclines and up to 40 steps at Leeds Castle.
• >The amount of walking during the free time is at the guest's discretion.
• >Lunch is not included in this tour; however, there is time for lunch and shopping on your own.
• >Time permitting; guests will have approximately 2 hours for shopping and browsing between time at Leeds Castle and Canterbury City center.
• >If guests should miss the return coach, transportation back to the vessel is their own responsibility and at their own expense.
• >The drive between Dover and Leeds Castle is approximately 45 minutes and the return drive from Canterbury to the ship is approximately 90 minutes, dependent upon traffic conditions.
• >Itinerary may operate in reverse.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes with non-slip soles
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable clothing

Highlights:

• >Travel through the English countryside aboard the historic Kent and Sussex Rail Line for a 50 minute train ride.
• >Help yourself to a scrumptious afternoon tea onboard as you chug along.

Important Notes:

• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Light clothing

Highlights:

• >Explore Leeds Castle, one of the most romantic and ancient castles in the Kingdom.
• >Learn about the history of English Royalty dating back to the 9th century.
• >See the historic chambers of the castle and walk its wooded grounds.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.33 mile over flat pavement at the castle with 30 to 40 steps.
• >Tour order may vary between groups but always covering the mentioned sites.
• >Time permitting; guests will have approximately 45 minutes for shopping and browsing in Leeds Castle gift shop.
• >Photography is permitted inside Leeds Castle, however not in the Chapel.
• >The drive to/from Dover is approximately 45 minutes, dependent upon traffic conditions.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes with non-slip soles
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable clothing

Highlights:

• >View the spectacular Dover Castle and the White Cliffs of Dover.
• >Visit the renowned gothic cathedral commemorated in Chaucer’s “The Canterbury Tales.”
• >Enjoy free time to explore the streets and shops of Canterbury.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.33 mile over even, paved surfaces with 5 to 20 steps.
• >Tour order may vary between groups but always covering the mentioned sites.
• >Time permitting; guests will have approximately 1 hour for shopping and browsing in Canterbury city center.
• >The drive from Canterbury is approximately 45 minutes, dependent upon traffic conditions.
• >A photo stop at the White Cliffs of Dover is dependent on traffic and safety.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Local currency/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes with non-slip soles
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable clothing

Highlights:

• >Chequers Kitchen: Watch a professional chef conduct an insightful demonstration on the art of preparing and cooking British cuisine.
• >Cookery School: Get hands-on in the kitchen while learning to create tried-and-true recipes using local seasonal ingredients and expert techniques.
• >East Kent cuisine: Relax and indulge in a family-style meal featuring a handful of tasty dishes made by the chef.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over flat surfaces, with inclines and a few steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >This tour is not suitable for full-time wheelchair/motorized scooter users.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.
• >Guests with dietary restrictions must provide 48-hour notice so restaurant can include suitable alternatives.
• >Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >The drive between port and kitchen is approximately 45 minutes each way.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Local currency
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Zaanse Schans: This recreated Dutch village is home to a bakery museum, cheese factory, pewter foundry and clog-making warehouse.
• >Holland: Watch the sails slowly turn around traditional windmills where wood is sawn, and oil, flour and spices are milled.
• >Schiphol Airport: Your half-day tour includes the charms and culture of The Netherlands plus transportation to Amsterdam’s international airport.

Important Notes:

• >This tour is available for guests with flights departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) after 2:00 pm for domestic flights or 3:00 pm for international flights. Guests must be able to walk approximately .6 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 10 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Most shops are closed on Sunday and Monday mornings.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >The drive between port/airport and Zaanse Schans is approximately 45 minutes.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Van Gogh Museum: Check out an enormous collection of paintings and drawings from the famous Dutch painter at your leisure.
• >Holland: Enjoy a short walk to the museum and get an up-close glimpse of a working windmill.
• >Schiphol Airport: Discover Amsterdam’s rich art history before heading to the airport for your flight.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .8 miles over various surfaces, with inclines and about 10 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests must be able to climb into the coach and take a few, small steps on their own.
• >Tour coach is not wheelchair accessible.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >No cameras or video equipment permitted inside museum.
• >Large bags, backpacks and oversized purses not permitted inside museum.
• >Bring local currency for use of lockers.
• >Guide will designate a time and place to rejoin your coach for transfer to airport. The drive between the museum and airport is approximately 1 hour. This tour available only to guests with flights departing from Schiphol Airport on the last day of the cruise. Guests will be contacted by onboard Shore Excursions staff regarding departing flight information. For more information, please contact the Shore Excursions Desk onboard the ship. This tour is available for guests with flights departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) after 2:00 pm for domestic flights or 3:00 pm for international flights. Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Canal Ring: Hop in a glass-roofed motor boat for a narrated cruise past 17th-century mansions, cycling residents and Dutch architecture.
• >Holland: Hear how local architects drained the area’s swampland to create the city of Amsterdam, plus see a windmill up-close.
• >Schiphol Airport: The magic of Amsterdam unfolds before you — and a complimentary airport transfer is also included.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .3 miles over varied surfaces, with inclines and about 15 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Tour coaches and canal boats are not wheelchair accessible.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests must be able to climb into the coach/boat and take a few, small steps on their own.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >This tour available only to guests with flights departing from Schiphol Airport on the last day of the cruise.
• >Guests will be contacted by onboard Shore Excursions staff regarding departing flight information. For more information, please contact the Shore Excursions Desk onboard the ship.
• >The drive between Amsterdam and airport is approximately 1 hour. This tour is available for guests with flights departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) after 2:00 pm for domestic flights or 3:00 pm for international flights. Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring :

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket