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  • Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

    Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

  • Stonehenge, England

    Stonehenge, England

  • Liverpool, England

    Liverpool, England

  • The Cliffs of Moher, Ireland

    The Cliffs of Moher, Ireland

  • Belfast, Northern Ireland

    Belfast, Northern Ireland

  • The River Cam in Cambridge, England

    The River Cam in Cambridge, England

  • Glen Coe, Scotland

    Glen Coe, Scotland

  • The Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland

    The Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland

  • Loch Ness, Scotland

    Loch Ness, Scotland

  • The historic sights of Bath, England

    The historic sights of Bath, England

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Thirteen days through England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland, with ancient history, fairytale towns, mystical tales and otherworldly landscapes.

Duration
13 Days / 12 Nights
Route
Starts and ends in London
2 countries on this tour
  1. United Kingdom
  2. Ireland
Activity level
Moderate (3 of 5)
A fast 13-day coach tour across five countries, with three free days built in and guided walking tours of up to three hours on cobbled streets
Accommodation
12 nights in 3- and 4-star hotels across Wales, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland
Meals
12 breakfasts and 6 dinners
Group
Group tour, up to 51
Guide
English-speaking tour leader throughout, plus a local guide in Belfast
Transport
Air-conditioned coach
Best time to go
Runs March to October: cool in spring, warmest June to August, mild in autumn. Expect more rain in Ireland, Wales and Scotland than in southern England

Tour overview

This tour of the UK and Ireland is rich in myths, legends and scenery. Historic cities line the route: Bath, Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast, Edinburgh and York. Among the landscapes are the Cliffs of Moher, the Giant’s Causeway and the Scottish Highlands. Along the way you visit Shakespeare’s hometown, kiss the Blarney Stone and take a cruise through Cambridge.

Highlights

  • Bath, known for its history and architecture
  • A driving tour of Cardiff
  • Stratford-upon-Avon, where Shakespeare was born
  • A driving tour of Liverpool’s top sights
  • Conwy, a Welsh castle town
  • The village with Europe’s longest name
  • Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city
  • Blarney Castle, where you kiss the Blarney Stone
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  • A stop in Adare, a village in Ireland
  • Limerick, with the Treaty Stone and King John’s Castle
  • The Cliffs of Moher
  • Free time in Galway
  • Derry, the second-largest city in Northern Ireland
  • The Giant’s Causeway, a natural wonder
  • A locally-guided tour of Belfast
  • A photo stop at Glencoe
  • The shores of Loch Ness
  • A Scottish whisky distillery
  • York, a historic city
  • Punting along the River Cam in Cambridge

Route and hotels

Where the tour goes and where you sleep, night by night.

Map of the route, with each hotel stay numbered in order: 1 Cardiff, 2 Liverpool, 3 Dublin, 4 Killarney, 5 Galway, 6 Belfast, 7 Scottish Highlands, 8 Edinburgh, 9 York.
Hotel stays, in orderOn the wayStart or endBy roadBy boatAbout 3,130 km by roadMap data: © OpenStreetMap contributors; OpenMapTiles, OpenFreeMap; terrain Mapzen; roads OSRM
  1. London

    Day 1 · start

  2. Stonehenge

    Day 1 · on the way

  3. Bath

    Day 1 · on the way

  4. Cardiff

    1 night · Day 1

    Clayton Hotel Cardiff

  5. Stratford-upon-Avon

    Day 2 · on the way

  6. Liverpool

    1 night · Day 2

    ibis Liverpool Centre Albert Dock

  7. Dublin

    2 nights · Days 3–4

    Clayton Hotel Leopardstown

  8. Waterford

    Day 5 · on the way

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  1. Blarney Castle

    Day 5 · on the way

  2. Killarney

    2 nights · Days 5–6

    The Parkavon Hotel Killarney

  3. Cliffs of Moher

    Day 7 · on the way

  4. County Sligo

    Day 7 · on the way

  5. Galway

    1 night · Day 7

    Imperial Hotel

  6. County Sligo

    Day 8 · on the way

  7. Derry

    Day 8 · on the way

  8. Giant’s Causeway

    Day 8 · on the way

  9. Belfast

    1 night · Day 8

    Clayton Hotel Belfast

  10. Scottish Highlands

    1 night · Day 9

    Muthu Ben Doran

  11. Glencoe

    Day 10 · on the way

  12. Loch Ness

    Day 10 · on the way

  13. Edinburgh

    2 nights · Days 10–11

    Novotel Edinburgh Park

  14. Alnwick

    Day 12 · on the way

  15. York

    1 night · Day 12

    ibis York Centre

  16. Cambridge

    Day 13 · on the way

  17. London

    Day 13 · end

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day 1

    London – Stonehenge – Bath – Cardiff

    Dinner included
    The historic sights of Bath, England

    Your tour of the UK and Ireland begins with the journey from London to Stonehenge, where you have the option to explore the ancient site, which has stood for thousands of years. From there, the route continues to Bath, a historic city, for a look at the Roman baths, before crossing into Wales. The day ends in the capital, Cardiff, with a driving tour.

    Included

    • Guided visit to Bath, including Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge
    • Driving tour of Cardiff

    Optional extras

    Travel
    London → Bath → Cardiff by coach
    Overnight
    Cardiff
    Hotel
    Clayton Hotel Cardiff
  2. Day 2

    Cardiff – Stratford-upon-Avon – Liverpool

    Breakfast included
    Liverpool, England

    After breakfast, the tour continues to Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare’s hometown, where an optional excursion visits his childhood home ahead of afternoon tea at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Liverpool follows next, home to Liverpool football club and the Beatles, with a driving tour taking in the city’s well-known sights. The evening is free to explore on your own, or you can join the optional Beatles Story excursion.

    Included

    • Free time in Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare’s birthplace
    • Driving tour of Liverpool, including the Albert Dock and sites linked to the Beatles

    Optional extras

    Travel
    Cardiff → Stratford-upon-Avon → Liverpool by coach
    Overnight
    Liverpool
    Hotel
    ibis Liverpool Centre Albert Dock
  3. Day 3

    Liverpool – Dublin

    Breakfast included

    The morning brings a driving tour of more of Liverpool’s sights, before the ferry crossing over the Irish Sea to Dublin. On the way to the ferry, stops in Conwy take in its castle, plus the village whose name is the longest in Europe, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. From there, it is on to Dublin, where you have free time this evening in a city with 1,000 years of history.

    Included

    • Lunch stop in Conwy, a walled Welsh town with a 13th-century castle
    • Photo stop at the village with the longest name in Europe
    • Ferry crossing to Dublin
    Travel
    Liverpool → Conwy → ferry to Dublin
    Overnight
    Dublin
    Hotel
    Clayton Hotel Leopardstown
  4. Day 4

    Dublin: Free Day

    Breakfast included

    Dublin offers a free day, with three optional excursions on hand. The Ireland’s Identity tour covers the country’s history, the Whiskey & Guinness Experience takes in the Guinness Storehouse, and a third choice is an evening centred on Irish food, music and dancing. All three can be booked together as the Full Irish Experience. They are popular, so booking ahead is essential.

    Included

    • Free day in Dublin to explore at your own pace

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Dublin
    Hotel
    Clayton Hotel Leopardstown
  5. Day 5

    Dublin – Waterford – Blarney Castle – Killarney

    Breakfast and dinner included

    Leaving Dublin, the route heads to Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city, then on to Blarney Castle. Visitors can kiss the Blarney Stone for the traditional ‘gift of the gab’. The castle itself was built nearly 600 years ago and is one of Ireland’s best-known attractions. The day ends in County Kerry, where the group settles into the hotel for the evening, with dinner included.

    Included

    • Visit to Waterford, Ireland’s oldest city
    • Visit to Blarney Castle, home of the Blarney Stone
    Travel
    Dublin → Waterford → Blarney Castle → Killarney by coach
    Overnight
    Killarney
    Hotel
    The Parkavon Hotel Killarney
  6. Day 6

    Killarney: Free Day

    Breakfast included

    Killarney is free to enjoy at your own pace, or you can join the optional Ring of Kerry day trip, a circular route around County Kerry that takes in coastal views and green pastures. The trip calls at Kerry Bog Village and crosses Killarney National Park on a jaunting, or carriage, ride.

    Included

    • Free day in Killarney to explore at your own pace

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Killarney
    Hotel
    The Parkavon Hotel Killarney
  7. Day 7

    Killarney – Cliffs of Moher – Galway – County Sligo

    Breakfast included
    The Cliffs of Moher, Ireland

    The drive follows the Wild Atlantic Way and calls at Adare, often described as Ireland’s prettiest village, before continuing through Limerick to the Cliffs of Moher for views over the coast. Galway comes next, a lively city known for oysters, live music and nightlife, where you can explore on your own or join the optional Tales of Galway excursion. The day ends with the drive north to County Sligo for an overnight stay.

    Included

    • Photo stop in Adare, known for its thatched cottages
    • Stop in Limerick to see the Treaty Stone and King John’s Castle
    • Views of the Cliffs of Moher
    • Free time in Galway

    Optional extras

    Travel
    Killarney → Adare → Limerick → the Cliffs of Moher → Galway → County Sligo by coach
    Overnight
    Galway
    Hotel
    Imperial Hotel
  8. Day 8

    County Sligo – Derry – Giant’s Causeway – Belfast

    Breakfast and dinner included
    The Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland

    Derry is the first stop as the tour crosses into Northern Ireland, for a look at its culture, art and historic walls around the old city. The next stop is Giant’s Causeway, a network of interlocking columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. Belfast, the capital, is the last stop of the day, where a local guide leads a tour of key attractions by coach and on foot, sharing the city’s history along the way, followed by dinner with the group. The Titanic Belfast Experience happens either today or tomorrow, depending on the time of year.

    Included

    • Visit to Derry and its historic city walls
    • Walk among the basalt columns of the Giant’s Causeway
    • Locally guided driving and walking tour of Belfast
    Travel
    County Sligo → Derry → the Giant’s Causeway → Belfast by coach
    Overnight
    Belfast
    Hotel
    Clayton Hotel Belfast
  9. Day 9

    Belfast – Highlands

    Breakfast and dinner included

    Belfast starts with free time in the morning, or you can join the optional Titanic Belfast Experience. From there, the route crosses the Sea of Moyle to Scotland, the land of whisky, haggis and tartan. Back on dry land, the day continues to the Scottish Highlands, taking in a whisky distillery tour with a tasting along the way, and an included dinner afterwards.

    Included

    • Free time in Belfast
    • Scottish whisky distillery tour and tasting

    Optional extras

    Travel
    Belfast → ferry → the Scottish Highlands
    Overnight
    Scottish Highlands
    Hotel
    Muthu Ben Doran
  10. Day 10

    Highlands – Glencoe – Loch Ness – Edinburgh

    Breakfast and dinner included
    Glen Coe, Scotland

    The journey continues into the Highlands for a further look at the region, with a stop at Glencoe before reaching Loch Ness, home to the Loch Ness monster. An optional cruise on the Loch gives you the chance to look for Nessie. The day ends in Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, with an included dinner alongside the group.

    Included

    • Stop at Glencoe, one of Scotland’s most scenic valleys
    • Visit to Loch Ness

    Optional extras

    Travel
    The Highlands → Glencoe → Loch Ness → Edinburgh by coach
    Overnight
    Edinburgh
    Hotel
    Novotel Edinburgh Park
  11. Day 11

    Edinburgh: Free Day

    Breakfast included
    Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

    You have the whole day to spend however you like. The optional Conquer the Capital excursion takes in Edinburgh Castle for those who want to see more of the city, or there is an optional half-day sightseeing tour of Stirling. In the evening, an optional Scottish dinner and storytelling experience offers a taste of traditional Scottish cooking.

    Included

    • Free day in Edinburgh to explore at your own pace

    Optional extras

    Overnight
    Edinburgh
    Hotel
    Novotel Edinburgh Park
  12. Day 12

    Edinburgh – Alnwick – York

    Breakfast and dinner included

    The morning heads back into England, with the option to visit Alnwick Castle, used as a filming location for several films and television shows, including Harry Potter and Downton Abbey. The day continues to York, home to York Minster, said to be the largest Gothic cathedral found in the north of Europe, and known for its cobbled streets and medieval architecture. A farewell dinner with the group rounds off the evening.

    Included

    • Visit to York’s historic streets and city walls

    Optional extras

    Travel
    Edinburgh → Alnwick → York by coach
    Overnight
    York
    Hotel
    ibis York Centre
  13. Day 13

    York – Cambridge – London

    Breakfast included
    The River Cam in Cambridge, England

    On the last day of your UK and Ireland tour, the route heads to Cambridge, a historic university town, where you go punting on the River Cam in the traditional way. The tour then returns to London, where it concludes. It is worth exchanging contact details with the travelling companions you have met along the way.

    Included

    • Punting trip along the River Cam in Cambridge
    Travel
    York → Cambridge → London by coach

Dates & prices

Prices per person, sharing a double or twin room. A single room costs the supplement shown.

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What’s included

Included

  • 12 nights in mostly 3-star and 4-star hotels, in twin rooms with a private bathroom
  • A room to yourself for a single supplement, subject to availability
  • 12 breakfasts and 6 dinners, with a vegetarian option at every meal on request
  • A modern coach with air conditioning, reclining seats and a toilet
  • Public transport the tour uses, except on free days
  • Guided from start to finish

Not included

  • Flights to the start of the tour and home from the end: we can book them from Dubai
  • Travel insurance: take out a policy that suits your trip

Optional extras

Excursions and upgrades you can add to the tour. Prices are per person.

  • Stonehenge

    Day 1
    AED 150per person

    A closer look at Stonehenge with your tour leader, the 5,000-year-old circle of standing stones whose purpose is still debated by historians. £30, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 1 in the itinerary
  • Shakespeare’s Birthplace & Afternoon Tea Experience

    Day 2
    AED 245per person

    A visit to William Shakespeare’s birthplace, the house where he was born and grew up, followed by afternoon tea with scones, clotted cream and cucumber sandwiches at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. £49, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 2 in the itinerary
  • The Beatles Story & Museum

    Day 2
    AED 105per person

    Entry to the Beatles Story at Liverpool’s Albert Dock, the world’s largest permanent exhibition on the band, with an audio guide narrated by John Lennon’s sister, Julia. £21, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 2 in the itinerary
  • Ireland’s Identity

    Day 4
    AED 340per person

    A tour of Dublin’s history and culture with your tour leader: Glasnevin Cemetery, the EPIC Irish Emigration Museum, then the GPO Museum on O’Connell Street, with free time for lunch afterwards. €80, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 4 in the itinerary
  • Whiskey & Guinness Experience

    Day 4
    AED 295per person

    A tour and tasting session at the Pearse Lyons Distillery, housed in a former church, followed by a visit to the Guinness Storehouse to learn how Ireland’s best-known beer is made. €69, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 4 in the itinerary
  • Irish Music Evening

    Day 4
    AED 295per person

    A traditional Irish dinner at a Dublin pub, with live music and dancing, plus return transport to your hotel. €69, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 4 in the itinerary
  • Full Irish Experience

    Day 4
    AED 850per person

    All three Dublin optional extras combined into one day: Ireland’s Identity in the morning, the Whiskey & Guinness Experience in the afternoon, and the Irish Music Evening to finish. €199. Book it before the tour: add it to your booking notes.

    See day 4 in the itinerary
  • Ring of Kerry Day Trip

    Day 6
    AED 255per person

    A scenic drive around the Ring of Kerry with stops at Ladies View, Caherdaniel and Moll’s Gap, a visit to the Kerry Bog Village Museum, and a jaunting ride that takes you through Killarney National Park. €60, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 6 in the itinerary
  • Tales of Galway

    Day 7
    AED 150per person

    An evening of storytelling and live Irish music in a historic Galway pub, with a pint of Guinness or an alternative drink included. €35, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 7 in the itinerary
  • Titanic Belfast Experience

    Day 9
    AED 155per person

    Interactive galleries on the Titanic’s construction, maiden voyage and sinking, with full-scale reconstructions and special effects, in the city where she was built. £31, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 9 in the itinerary
  • Loch Ness Cruise

    Day 10
    AED 125per person

    A one-hour cruise on Loch Ness with your tour leader, taking in the scenery and keeping an eye out for the loch’s famous resident. £25, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 10 in the itinerary
  • Sights of Stirling

    Day 11
    AED 125per person

    A half day in Stirling with your tour leader: a photo stop at the Kelpies, a climb up the Wallace Monument for views across the valley, and a look at Stirling Castle before a short orientation tour of the old town. £25, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 11 in the itinerary
  • Conquer the Capital Edinburgh

    Day 11
    AED 225per person

    A walk through Edinburgh with your tour leader, including entry to Edinburgh Castle and a stroll along the Royal Mile past Greyfriars Bobby and St Giles’ Cathedral. £45, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 11 in the itinerary
  • Heart of Scotland: Dinner, Show & Storytelling

    Day 11
    AED 375per person

    An evening of Scottish hospitality: a three-course dinner, live folk music, storytelling and the ceremonial address to a haggis, in a small, informal setting. £75, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 11 in the itinerary
  • Alnwick Castle Only

    Day 12
    AED 120per person

    Entry to Alnwick Castle, the home of the Duke of Northumberland and the setting for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films, with a guided tour of its history. £24, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 12 in the itinerary
  • Alnwick Garden Only

    Day 12
    AED 90per person

    Entry to the Alnwick Garden: 12 acres of grounds, including the world’s largest cherry blossom orchard, a rose garden and an ornamental garden. £18, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 12 in the itinerary
  • Alnwick Castle & Gardens

    Day 12
    AED 180per person

    Entry to both Alnwick Castle and the Alnwick Garden, combining the castle’s history with 12 acres of gardens, orchards and water features. £36, booked with your tour leader on the day.

    See day 12 in the itinerary

To add an extra, mention it in your booking notes, and we confirm it with your seats before you pay. Some are booked with your tour leader on the day instead: their description says so.

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Practical details to read before you travel.

  • Passport & visas

    This tour crosses between the United Kingdom (England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland) and the Republic of Ireland, each with its own entry rules; neither is in the Schengen area.

    UAE passport holders apply for a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) online before travelling; EU, US, Canadian and Australian passport holders use the same ETA. Most other nationalities living in the UAE need a UK Standard Visitor visa, applied for in Dubai, with 15 to 20 working days to process after your appointment.

    Ireland has its own, separate visa. Whether you need one depends on your passport, and our visa team checks and applies on your behalf. Because the tour crosses between Northern Ireland and the Republic, you need entry permission for both the UK and Ireland: our visa team handles both applications when you book.

  • Flights and timings

    Flights to and from London aren’t included. Day 1 starts at 06:30 outside the Novotel London Greenwich hotel, next to Greenwich station. With a 06:30 start, fly in the day before: the Novotel and the Ibis Greenwich are both right at the pick-up point. Your tour leader’s contact details reach you about a week before you travel, in case you have trouble getting there. Two ferry crossings, Liverpool to Dublin and Belfast to Scotland, are built into the coach journey and do not need separate booking.

    The tour ends back in London on day 13, in the early evening.

    Our team can book your flights from Dubai to match.

  • Meals and dietary needs

    Breakfast is included every day except day 1, and dinner on six evenings, including welcome and farewell dinners. Lunch is on you, other than a stop included in Conwy on day 3, which leaves room to try local pubs and cafes along the way.

    Tell us about any dietary needs, halal included, when you book, and we pass them on before the tour.

  • Money

    You will use two currencies on this tour: the pound sterling in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and the euro in the Republic of Ireland. Cards are widely accepted in both, so you need little cash day to day.

    Optional extras booked on tour are paid to your tour leader in cash or by card, in the currency shown.

  • Weather and packing

    This tour runs March to October across five countries, so pack layers you can adjust through the day and a proper rain jacket: Ireland, Wales and Scotland see rain in any month. Comfortable, broken-in shoes matter most, given walking tours of up to three hours on cobbled streets in Bath, York and elsewhere.

  • Free days and optional extras

    Three days are free for you to spend as you choose: in Dublin, Killarney and Edinburgh. Dublin and Killarney each have a full day of optional excursions on offer, and some must be pre-booked at least two weeks ahead because of limited numbers, so tell us early if you want to join one.

Plan your trip

Our Dubai team arranges what goes around the tour, so it is booked in one place.

  • Visas

    Check the visa for each country on the route. Our visa team in Dubai applies for UAE residents once the tour is booked. For Ireland, ask them what your passport needs.

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  • Flights

    Flights are not included. We can book them with the tour: Dubai to London and back. Tick “Flights” when you book and we quote them with your confirmation.

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  • Pay in instalments

    Split the cost with Tabby or Tamara, or over 3 to 12 months on a UAE bank credit card for bookings from AED 1,000.

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Questions about this tour

  • What will my days look like?

    Days are full. Most start with breakfast, then the main sights with a local guide or your tour leader. Afternoons often leave free time to wander, stop for a coffee or join an optional extra. Expect a fair amount of walking: some days mean two or three hours on your feet, so bring comfortable shoes.

  • Who will I be travelling with?

    Travellers from all over the world, of different ages and backgrounds, who share a wish to see more. Up to 51 people share this tour, and most know each other’s names within a few days.

  • What are the hotels like?

    Mostly 3 and 4 star, all clean, comfortable and well located, with private en-suite bathrooms. They are chosen so you sleep well and are ready for the next day. The destinations come first, but the hotels are never an afterthought.

  • How active is this tour?

    You carry your own luggage, sometimes up hotel stairs. Some walking tours run for up to three hours, and a few sites have plenty of steps. The itinerary and the activity level at the top of this page show whether the pace suits you.

  • How do optional extras work?

    Optional extras run in the tour’s free time, and your tour leader tells you what is on offer as the tour goes. Some are booked with your tour leader on the day. Others sell in advance and must be bought before the tour starts: to add one of those, mention it in your booking notes and we confirm it with your seats. Each extra in the Optional extras section says which way it is booked.

  • Will I have time to explore on my own?

    Yes. The itinerary builds in free time to wander at your own pace, and your tour leader can point you to the places that suit you, so you are never left to work it all out alone.

  • What support do I have while I’m on tour?

    Your tour leader travels with you from start to finish. They know the places most visitors miss, can suggest a restaurant before you ask, and deal with whatever crops up on the way. Transport and hotels are all arranged for you.

    There is also an emergency number staffed 24 hours a day, and our team in Dubai is there to help.

  • How do I book Best of UK & Ireland?

    Press Book now, choose a date, your travellers and rooms, and give your name, email and mobile. We hold your seats and email your booking reference straight away; you then add each traveller as their passport shows on your booking page. Our Dubai team confirms the seats with the tour operator, then emails you a secure payment link. Nothing is charged when you book.

  • When do I pay?

    Once the tour operator confirms your seats. We email you a secure payment link for the total in AED, and your booking is complete when it is paid. To pay in instalments, say so in your booking notes.

  • Is the price per person?

    Yes. Prices are per person sharing a double or twin room. Travelling alone? A single room costs the supplement shown next to each date.

  • Are flights included?

    Only when the tour lists them under what is included. We can book flights from the UAE to the start city and home from the end city with your tour.

  • Do I need a visa?

    That depends on your passport and the countries on the route. Our visa team arranges Schengen and other visas for UAE residents, and can apply for yours once the tour is booked.

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