DAY 01: AIRPORT – HOTEL.

Arrive at Heathrow airport. Our representative will welcome you at the airport and transfer you to our hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure to explore the surroundings.
Overnight at London.

DAY 02: LONDON SIGHTSEEING.

In the morning proceed to visit the Swaminarayan Temple –carved out of pink Bulgarian stone & Italian marble alongside with its teak wood carved Haveli is a masterpiece by itself. The temple has the privilege of being in the Guinness book of world record & been visited by the Prince Charles from the Royal family. Later embark on a city tour of London visit Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, The Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London and the Buckingham Palace. Then we visit the London eye for a panoramic view of London city at the height of 135 meters. In the afternoon visit Madame Tussaud’s to see life-size wax figures of famous celebrities like Aishwarya Rai, Amitabh Bachan, Sharukh Khan, Mahatma Gandhi, British Royal family and much more. Evening free for shopping or relax.
Overnight at London

Day 3. LONDON–OXFORD–STRATFORD-UPON-AVON–COVENTRY.

Today depart for a memorable day of sightseeing at Hampton Court Palace; Runnymede, where King John sealed the Magna Carta. Take a walking tour of Oxford where Britain’s elite receive their outstanding education and tour the lovely Cotswold Hills. Visit Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon, Anne Hathaway’s Cottage and explore the town at your own pace. Later visit Coventry whose center had to be rebuilt after the devastation of World War II bombings. Hear the tale of Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom before admiring the splendid modern cathedral.
Overnight at Coventry.

Day 4. COVENTRY–YORK–NEWCASTLE.

In the morning drive across the mighty Sherwood Forest, the home of the legendary Robin Hood and head to York. - England’s most medieval city with the great structure of York Minster. Take a walking tour through a maze of quaint streets including the narrow Shambles. Arrive at New Castle that was once an important center for the wool trade and coal mining.
Overnight at Newcastle.

Day 5. NEWCASTLE–EDINBURGH

Today see a section of Hadrian’s Wall, the Roman coast-to-coast defense against marauding northern tribes and drive through the wild Northumberland National Park to the Scottish border. Take glimpses of Jedburgh, the house of Mary, Queen of Scots, and then Melrose with its 12th-century abbey ruins and connections with Robert the Bruce. Arrive at Edinburgh and check into hotel.
Overnight at Edinburgh.

Day 6. EDINBURGH (“Prince of Cities.”)

The 200-year-old “New Town” introduces you the scientists, inventors, and novelists. In the “Old Town,” drive up the narrow Royal Mile to Edinburgh Castle to admire Scotland’s Crown Jewels. Afternoon at leisure. (OPTIONAL) A traditional Scottish night out with Highland dancers, bagpipers, and, of course, the Ceremony of the Haggis.
Overnight at Edinburgh.

Day 7. EDINBURGH–ST. ANDREWS–INVERNESS–STRATHPEFFER.

In the morning visit St. Andrews, who’s Royal and Ancient Golf Club has given us the rules of golfing. It is the home of the Royal Highland Games for over 900 years and Royal Deeside. Continuing your drive across the battlefield of Culloden Moor with its memories of Bonnie Prince Charlie. Then via Inverness, head for your Highland destination. Arrive Strathpeffer and check into Hotel for two nights.
Overnight at Strathpeffer.

Day 8. STRATHPEFFER. WEST COAST EXCURSION.

Today view the spectacular Scottish scenery: the lovely Falls of Shin, Dornoch Firth, and the Kyle of Sutherland. Then, follow Strath Oykel for a visit to Ullapool, a remote fishing harbor on Loch Broom, before returning along Loch Glascarnoch. Later in the afternoon return back to Strathpeffer. In the evening OPTIONAL: join the optional Loch Ness Experience, which includes a cruise on the loch followed by supper at a local inn.
Overnight at Strathpeffer.

Day 9. STRATHPEFFER–ISLE OF SKYE–FORT WILLIAM–GLASGOW.

Today morning drive through the western Highlands to Lochalsh and the Inner Hebridean Isle of Skye. The route back to the mainland is by ferry across the Sound of Sleat to Mallaig. Later drive to Fort William beneath Ben Nevis - Britain’s highest mountain. Enjoy the view of the battlefield of Culloden Moor, Inverness; the Highland capital and skirt Loch Ness. Enter haunting Glen Coe, where the MacDonald Clan was treacherously massacred by the Campbell’s in 1692, pass wild Rannoch Moor and then drive along the “Bonnie Banks” of Loch Lomond to Glasgow and check into Hotel.
Overnight at Glasgow.

Day 10. GLASGOW–BELFAST (NORTHERN IRELAND)

This morning, you’ll embark on a city orientation tour of Glasgow drive through Scotland’s largest city; see the fine 12th-century cathedral, imposing university buildings, and elegant Georgian Squares built by the wealthy tobacco barons. Later, stop at Alloway, the birthplace of Robert Burns, before boarding the ferry for the Irish Sea crossing to Belfast. Arrive Belfast and check into Hotel. Rest of the day at leisure to explore the surrounding
Overnight at Belfast.

Day 11. BELFAST–GIANT'S CAUSEWAY–DERRY–SLIGO (IRELAND)

In the morning drive along the scenic route of Antrim coast to awe-inspiring Giant’s Causeway, then let the province’s story unfold as you head for the city of Derry. Later drive through Belleek Pottery - renowned for its exquisite cream-colored Parian china. Later see the grave of native son and poet W.B.Yeats at Drum cliff. Arrive Sligo and check into Hotel.
Overnight at Sligo.

Day 12. SLIGO–KNOCK–GALWAY–CLIFFS OF MOHER–ENNIS.

Today visit Knock that has attracted pilgrims from all over the world since the townsfolk saw apparitions. Proceed to Galway, a vibrant city with a great seafaring tradition. The infamous Lynch Stone, commemorating the day Mayor James Lynch Fitzstephen hanged his son for murder at Galway. Then cross the limestone plateau of The Burren to visit the spectacular 668-foot Cliffs of Moher. (OPTIONAL) medieval castle banquet.
Overnight at Ennis.

Day 13. ENNIS–ADARE–DINGLE PENINSULA–KILLARNEY.

In the morning drive across Limerick to Adare, a village known for its prize-winning thatched cottages. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery on the Dingle Peninsula, where the 32-mile Slea Head drive affords magnificent vistas of the Atlantic Ocean. See the Blasket Islands were the inhabitants prior to their evacuation in 1953 lived a unique way of life. Spend the next two nights at Killarney
Overnight at Killarney.

Day 14. KILLARNEY. RING OF KERRY EXCURSION.

Today start your day, driving along the 100 mile coast known as the “Ring of Kerry”. Enjoy the seascapes, mountains dotted with brightly colored farmhouses, winding lanes bordered with subtropical vegetation, and spectacular view of the Lake of Killarney. Take special adventure tour on a horse-drawn jaunting car along the national park lakeshore for pictures of Ross Castle. (OPTIONAL) Enjoy the outing to Tralee for dinner and a performance at Siamsa Tire, Ireland’s National Folk Theatre.
Overnight at Killarney.

Day 15. KILLARNEY–BLARNEY–CORK–WATERFORD–TRAMORE.

This morning enjoy the scenic splendor of Kerry Mountains and Cork. Stop in Blarney, famous for its Stone of Eloquence. Take a tour to the castle and shop for Irish crafts and handmade crystal. Drive further to Youghal and Dungarvan on way to Waterford, where a visit to the world-famous Waterford Crystal factory showrooms is included. Spend the night at the nearby seaside resort of Tramore.
Overnight at Tramore.

Day 16. TRAMORE–AVOCA–GLENDALOUGH–DUBLIN.

Today after breakfast drive across Enniscorthy, site of the final battle of the Great Rebellion of 1798. Later visit Ireland’s oldest hand weaving mill at Avoca and enjoy the view of the Wicklow Mountains. Also visit Glendalough with its ruins of a center of Irish Christianity, founded by St. Kevin.
Overnight at Dublin.

Day 17. DUBLIN.

A day in the “Fair City” starts off with an orientation drive through Ireland’s capital and includes statue-lined O’Connell Street, elegant Georgian squares, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The rest of the day is free to enjoy Dublin at leisure.
Overnight at Dublin.

Day 18. DUBLIN–BETWS-Y-COED–WREXHAM.

Today after breakfast cross the Irish Sea to Holyhead on the Welsh Isle of Anglesey. Enjoy the best of North Wales on a scenic drive through Snowdonia National Park, including spectacular Llanberis Pass and pretty Betws-y-Coed, before arriving in Wrexham and check into Hotel.
Overnight at Wrexham.

Day 19. WREXHAM–CHESTER–CARDIFF.

After breakfast, you’ll drive towards Chester - the historic county town on the River Dee. Take a walking tour in Chester the historic city on the River Dee to see the black and white half-timbered buildings, and the two-tiered shopping arcades called the “Rows”. Continuing your journey towards south through the market town of Ludlow on to Cardiff. Upon arrival in Welsh capital an orientation tour includes the Cardiff Castle, Cathays Park, Millennium Stadium, and the stately civic buildings.
Overnight at Cardiff.

Day 20. CARDIFF–BATH–PLYMOUTH.

Leaving Wales, cross the Severn Bridge to visit the elegant Georgian city of Bath, famed for its Roman relics, before heading into the romantically scenic West Country and Glastonbury with its King Arthur associations. In the heart of Dartmoor National Park, visit quaint Widecombe-in-the-Moor, ghostly setting for Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles. Finally, in Plymouth, hear about Sir Francis Drake and see the Mayflower Steps, where the Pilgrim Fathers embarked in 1620. Arrive Plymouth and check into Hotel.
Overnight at Plymouth.

Day 21. PLYMOUTH. CORNWALL EXCURSION.

Today you’ll start your day by visiting the West Country as you head through Daphne du Maurier’s Cornwall. Upon arrival visit the spectacular St Michael’s Mount, set high on a rock island off the mainland. Take your photos at Land’s End before exploring the popular seaside resort of St. Ives. Rest of the day at leisure
Overnight at Plymouth.

Day 22. PLYMOUTH–STONEHENGE–SALISBURY–BRIGHTON.

Today you head towards Thomas Hardy’s Wessex; views of the intriguing prehistoric monument of Stonehenge; and Salisbury with its vast cathedral, the ultimate in Early English Gothic architecture. Later photo stop at historic Arundel, dominated by the Duke of Norfolk’s huge castle, before continuing on to the seaside resort of Brighton for an overnight stay.
Overnight at Brighton.

Day 23. BRIGHTON–TUNBRIDGE WELLS–LONDON.

A leisurely last day on a seafront promenade. Take a stroll or to browse along the Lanes, a quaint area of narrow streets renowned for its antique shops. Finally, take the scenic route via the pretty market town of Lewes and pause for lunch in picturesque Royal Tunbridge Wells before returning to London. Rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight at London,

Day 24. LONDON – AIRPORT.

Today morning free for some last minute shopping. Depending on the time of your return flight, you will be transferred to the airport for your return flight to India

END OF TOUR

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PRICE INCLUDES :

• Airport – City – Airport transfers

• Accommodation on twin sharing basis

• Sightseeing as per the itinerary.

• All UK taxes and service charges

• Premiums services of a Visit UK Tours’ Tour Manager or Local representative

PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDES :

• International Airfare & Airport Taxes

• Expenses of a personal nature like drinks, beverages, laundry, telephone calls etc.