Scotland & Ireland
A 16-day journey through Scotland and Ireland — medieval castles, misty Highlands, dramatic sea cliffs, whisky trails, coastal routes, and cities alive with music.
Discover Scotland and Ireland beyond the postcards from medieval castles and misty Highlands to dramatic sea cliffs, whisky trails, coastal routes, and cities alive with music and storytelling. This thoughtfully curated journey blends iconic landmarks with scenic road trips, immersive cultural moments, and relaxed pacing.
- Glencoe Valley
- Connemara National Park
- Dublin Castles & Book of Kells
- Scenic Coastal Drives
- Isle of Skye
- Glasgow
- Killarney & Ring of Kerry
- Celtic Culture & Live Music
- Edinburgh Castle
- Belfast & Giant's Causeway
- Scottish & Irish Highlands
- Whisky & Whiskey Tastings
Royal Mile walk, traditional Scottish dinner with bagpipe performance.
Edinburgh Castle, Victoria Street, Grassmarket. Optional: Palace of Holyroodhouse or Arthur's Seat. Whisky tasting.
St Andrews Cathedral, Pitlochry, Cairngorms, Highland whisky distillery.
- Accommodation in 4-star hotels throughout the tour
- Travel Insurance
- Transportation in a comfortable private coach
- Entrance fees and activities as mentioned in the itinerary
- Breakfast & Dinner during the tour
- Visa Fees for the UK (BIVS)
- Ferry crossing from Scotland to Northern Ireland
- Professional local guides where applicable
- International Airfare
- GST of 5%
- Any change or deviation in the airline itinerary
- Any personal expenses like beverages, tips, laundry, etc.
- All Lunches during the tour
- Tax Collected at Source (TCS) extra as applicable
- Any other cost/activities not mentioned in Inclusions above
What is the weather like?
May–Sep: 12–20°C with long daylight hours. Rain is always possible in both countries — pack waterproof layers. July and August are warmest.
Do I need two visas?
Most nationalities can visit both the UK and Ireland visa-free or with a single visa. We send detailed guidance when you book.
How much walking is involved?
Moderate. Most hikes are 6–10 km on well-maintained trails. The Skellig Michael visit involves 600 stone steps — optional but worth it.
Is this trip suitable for non-drinkers?
Absolutely. The whisky tasting is optional and there is plenty to enjoy beyond pubs — the landscapes, history, and food are the real highlights.
What about driving on the left?
You do not need to drive. Our experienced driver-guide handles everything, so you can enjoy the scenery.
Moderate. Expect daily walks of 6–10 km. Skellig Michael involves 600 uneven stone steps (optional). Some coastal paths are steep.
May–Sep: 12–20°C. Expect a mix of sun, cloud, and rain — often all in one day. Pack layers and waterproofs.