Ireland and Scotland Tours and Trips
From the towering Edinburgh Castle to the Blarney Stone, from Killarney National Park to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, a tour of Ireland and Scotland is one of the best ways to pack a lot into one trip. Whether you want to visit the stunning Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, hike up a storm in the Highlands of Scotland, or even explore on a train tour of Ireland and Scotland, it’s all possible here. There are also specialized tours of Ireland and Scotland, such as tours for seniors that include more transportation and less exertion while still including all the major sights and experiences. Ireland and Scotland tours generally start and finish in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, or Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, because both cities have large international airports. Need some support? Check out a guided tour of Scotland and Ireland! You can learn about clan culture in the Highlands of Scotland, the Troubles in Belfast and Derry, or even soak up the musical and artistic atmosphere of Galway and Glasgow. Scroll below for our favorite tours to Ireland and Scotland.
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Ireland and Scotland Tour Reviews
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Nice overview of the Republic of Ireland. Covers a lot of ground in a short time.
Great experience with friends and seeing all the sights of Ireland. The guide, James, was awesome and very knowledgeable. We were able to get to key sights before the crowds and enjoy the experience without the heavy crowds. The food was bit disappointing. We suggest that more of the group meals occur at a local restaurant rather than being held at the hotels. The final meal at the restaurant was fantastic and would've liked more of this experience throughout the trip.
This was my first visit to Ireland and Scotland. This itinerary covered all the most important sites and gave us a great overview.
The tour covers a lot of Scotland and provides a great overview of the country. If you want to spend a lot of time in one or 2 places, this is not the tour for you. Hard to pin down 1 favorite experience but the sheepdog demonstration on the sheep farm was amazing.
Wonderful more inside view of Scotland, especially in the Highlands.
The Collette Discover Scotland tour met and exceeded its title. The 9 days were packed with variety, information, comeradery, and beauty. Amber (the tour leader) provided the exact amount of direction and made us feel a part of the Scotland spirit and history. Starting at Glasgow, we made a look all the way up the west to Orkney Island it the North and back to Edinburgh on the southeast. Each stop and activity contributed a piece of the entire puzzle and gave each of us a chance to make the trip personal. The practicality of Glasgow, beauty of Isle of Skye, majesty of the Highlands, adventure of Skara Brae, the Standing stones, the solemnity of Culloden, the excitement of Inverness, and the ethos of Edinburgh built a wonderful kaleidoscope of emotion, sound, and spirit. The lodgings also provided a variety of historic grandeur, practical necessity, and modern convenience. One of my personal best moment was roaming the mist during the early morning at Loch Linnhe ... but there were many other unforgettable and cherished times.