Experience the magic of the British Isles on the 12-day Scotland and Ireland tour, designed for seniors and seasoned travelers who appreciate relaxed exploration. From Edinburgh’s historic streets to the rolling Highlands of Inverness, then across the Irish Sea to Dublin, Limerick, and beyond, this easy-paced sightseeing trip brings together castles, lochs, and lively cities. With comfortable accommodations, guided visits, and rich storytelling, you’ll uncover the legends and landscapes that define Scotland and Ireland. The tour’s unique advantage? A curated route that captures both the grandeur and warmth of these Celtic lands, making every day a gentle, rewarding discovery.
From beautiful cities that seamlessly blend historic architecture and modern design to sprawling landscapes of pristine natural beauty, Scandinavia has a lot going for it. This 15-day journey through Sweden, Denmark and Norway begins in stylish Copenhagen, where the streets are made for cycling. Discover the neoclassical architecture and delicious hagabullen (cinnamon buns) of Gothenburg before escaping to the serene beaches and nature reserves of the Gothenburg archipelago. Have your curiosity piqued at Oslo’s eccentric museums and discover endless photo opportunities in Trondheim, one of Norway’s prettiest towns. Explore the majestic mountains, deep fjords and untamed beauty of Norway’s north while exploring around the Lofoten Islands. Wrap up the adventure above the Arctic Circle in Tromso, under the midnight sun.
Do as the locals do on this 32-day adventure from Copenhagen to Vilnius. See the medieval spires of Tallinn, discover the funky bars of Riga and the Baroque-style of Vilnius and kayak on Lithuanian lakes. Visit Norway's uber-cool Oslo, travel to Sweden's vibrant Stockholm and explore Finland's hip Helsinki. Uncover a Viking past, learn of maritime heritage and embrace the Swedish ‘lagom’ lifestyle in the countryside. Hear stories directly from locals, wander the cobbled streets of Gothenburg and try some traditional cinnamon rolls at a Swedish coffee house.
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Accommodation
Hotel, Guest House, Hut, Home-stay
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Copenhagen, Berlin, Bergen, Gudv
Copenhagen, Berlin, Bergen, Gudvangen, Flam, Lillehammer, Mora, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Klaipeda, Aukstaitija National Park, Gothenburg, Vilnius, Oslo
It’s hard to find a patch of Europe as secluded as this one – among the rugged mountains and green fields of Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia, you’ll find shepherds, monasteries, lakes, valleys and Byzantine churches. Lacking in tourist crowds, it’s taken decades for the Balkans to wipe away memories of conflict and Communism, but (amazingly) they’ve emerged strong and smiling. From cool cafes in Skopje and the soft shores of Lake Ohrid to the mosques of picture-perfect Prizren, this 15-day adventure showcases Balkan beauty at its very best.
Wow to Turkey. So many things to say. Stunning landscapes, amazing cities, beautiful beaches, delicious meals and soooo much incredible history. Everything is also very affordable even with the very low Australian dollar right now. Best of all is the people, they are all full of personality, jokes and kindness. As a solo female traveler, no one hassled me (although I'm in my 50's) and I never felt unsafe at any time.
This tour was such a great way to experience Greece. The itinerary was full of highlights. Hotels are standard tourist class, not bad. Food is OK. Guides and drivers are fantastic.
It’s fair to say, Scandinavia is having a moment. Perhaps several moments. With cutting edge minimalist design, five-star fusion cuisine, long life expectancy and a social system that runs like Danish clockwork, it seems every cafe, furniture store and political system on the planet can learn a thing or two from Europe’s latest hotspot. This is your chance to see it up close. From the inky Fjordlands of Norway’s coastline to the fish markets of Copenhagen, along with gems like Bergen, Lillehammer and the Swedish Lakes District. And like any well-plotted Danish drama, there’ll be a few surprises along the way.
Travel from Vienna to Dubrovnik on a tour through Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Croatia. Discover a region where the past continues to weave its spell through alpine towns and green valleys, and from medieval castles to sacred monasteries. Traversing nine countries, there is much to see and plenty of opportunity to experience the culture and the people of this enchanting pocket of Europe. Better yet, there's loads of flexibility for you to do it your own way.
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Accommodation
Hotel, Guest House, Resort, Hostel
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Dubrovnik, Vienna, Krakow, Tatra
Dubrovnik, Vienna, Krakow, Tatra Mountains, Budapest, Osijek, Novi Sad, Belgrade, Sarajevo, Mostar, Durmitor National Park, Kotor, Cesky Krumlov, Prague, Gory Sowie
Kafu the guide made all the right choices. He was instrumental in moving things along. Fantastique group on the tour. When Kafu didn't know something he said so. His energy remained high throughout the trip. Lots of sights and sounds and tastes. It filled the mouth and the eyes and the ears and the nose. And, most important, it filled the head.
