Ireland and Scotland Tours & Trips
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- Celtic Highlights
- Highlights of Ireland & Scotland
- Britain and Ireland Explorer (2026, 16 Days) (46 destinations)
- Highlights of Ireland and Scotland - Signature
- Highlights of Ireland and Scotland
- 12 Day Edinburgh, Inverness, Glasgow, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, and much more
- Scotland and Ireland 35 to 45 (35 To 45)
- Scotland and Ireland with London
- Best of Ireland and Scotland - Signature
- London, Scotland & Ireland: Foggy Roads to Misty Highlands
Celtic Highlights
384 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I found the trip very thorough in the amount of places covered, and appreciated the helpful services provided.”
A 13-day Celtic adventure highlights the Cliffs of Moher, Culloden battlefield, and Giant's Causeway. Edinburgh Castle, Galway's medieval streets, and Dublin's Georgian squares paint a historic picture. Stays in Glasgow, Dublin, and Belfast include ferry crossings and 12 breakfasts.
Duration 13 days Destinations Scotland, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Globus From $7,767
4% Off- NZ$7,467You save $300
Highlights of Ireland & Scotland
331 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour itself had a great mix of interesting stops and travel through scenic regions.”
Sachin, traveled in August
Dublin's Trinity College marks the start of a route through Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way to Scotland's Highland landscapes. Waterford Crystal factory, the 668-foot Cliffs of Moher, and the UNESCO-listed Giant's Causeway lead to Scotland's historic cities and lochs.
Duration 12 days Destinations Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Cosmos From $4,763
4% Off- NZ$4,563You save $200
Britain and Ireland Explorer (2026, 16 Days) (46 destinations)
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“There was enough free time mixed in the with all the tour stop-offs that there weren't many times where we were disappointed.”
Chris, traveled in July
Duration 16 days Destinations England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Costsaver From $6,250
10% Off- NZ$5,625You save $625
Highlights of Ireland and Scotland - Signature
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The plan and execution went very smoothly. Our driver and guide were excellent.”
Mary, traveled in June
Traverse Ireland and Scotland's highlights in 11 days, from Dublin's EPIC Museum to Edinburgh Castle. Visit Kylemore Abbey, Glen Keen Farm, and Loch Ness. Stay at quality hotels including Maldron Sandy Road Galway and The Highlander Hotel in the Scottish Highlands.
Duration 11 days Destinations Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, England Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Brendan Vacations From $6,469
10% Off- NZ$5,822You save $647
Highlights of Ireland and Scotland
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This is the best way to see Ireland and Scotland. Trafalgar handles everything.”
Two Celtic nations unite across 12 cities in 11 days, linking Temple Bar to the Royal Mile. Kylemore Abbey, Glen Keen Farm's sheep herding, Giant's Causeway, and Titanic Belfast create lasting memories. Includes 10 breakfasts and local restaurant dinners.
Duration 11 days Destinations Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Trafalgar From $6,250
10% Off- NZ$5,625You save $625
Duration 12 days Destinations Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator STM Tours LLC From
10% Off- NZ$2,976
Duration 13 days Destinations Scotland, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland Age Range Ages 35-45 Operator Contiki From
10% Off- NZ$4,934
Duration 16 days Destinations Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Wales, England Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From $6,597
15% Off- NZ$5,608You save $990
Best of Ireland and Scotland - Signature
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Every part of it was fantastic.”
Steve, traveled in August
Cross from Dublin's historic streets to Edinburgh's Royal Mile, exploring Ireland's Ring of Kerry and Scotland's Isle of Skye. Visit Muckross traditional farms, Giant's Causeway UNESCO site, and Culloden battlefield. Stay at quality hotels including Hotel Killarney and The Highlander Hotel.
Duration 15 days Destinations Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, England Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Brendan Vacations From $9,229
10% Off- NZ$8,306You save $923
Duration 15 days Destinations England, Scotland, Ireland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Journaway From $6,939
32% Off- NZ$4,746You save $2,193
What people love about Ireland And Scotland Tours
- Highlights of Ireland & Scotland
The tour was good, our guide, Will, and driver, John were awesome!! It covered a LOT of physical ground. We did get to see a lot & we knew covering so much ground we’d be giving up time in certain cities, but didn’t realize how much. Some cities/stops felt rushed.:/ Most hotels were good, even nice, but we did have a couple not so nice. Overall it was good, but we did spend a good amount of time on the bus.
- Highlights of Ireland and Scotland - Signature
The plan and execution went very smoothly. Our driver and guide were excellent.
- Celtic Highlights
Excellent guides and wonderful sites to visit! They know where to go and what to see!
What our customers ask about Ireland and Scotland Tours & Trips
What's Great About Combining Scotland and Ireland on One Trip?
You'll get to experience two amazing Celtic cultures that really complement each other when you combine Scotland and Ireland. The great thing about these tours is how efficiently they're planned - you're not wasting time backtracking and you'll see all the highlights without feeling rushed. It's actually pretty good value when you think about it since your ferry crossings and transport are all wrapped into one package. Take the Scottish & Irish Dream tour that runs for 14 days it's a perfect example of getting the full experience of both countries with everything from your hotels to guided tours taken care of.
When Can You Catch the Best Festivals in Ireland and Scotland?
If you're heading to Edinburgh in August you absolutely can't miss the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo it's this incredible display of music and military precision right at Edinburgh Castle. The atmosphere is amazing with bagpipes drums and performers from around the world putting on a show. Your best bet is booking a tour between July 27 and August 17 to catch this. Over in Ireland the Rose of Tralee Festival happens in August too and it's such a special celebration of Irish heritage where women with Irish roots compete for the Rose title. You can catch this on the Britain and Ireland Explorer tour that runs for 19 days.
What Local Experiences Can You Join In With?
There's nothing quite like a Scottish ceilidh - it's this wonderful mix of folk music dancing and storytelling that usually happens in pubs or community halls. The Taste of Scotland & Ireland tour makes sure you get to experience one. You'll definitely want to try some whisky tasting at a distillery it's fascinating learning about how it's made and the Blair Athol Distillery visit on the 10-day tour is excellent. In Ireland kissing the Blarney Stone is a must-do tradition and the Best of Ireland and Scotland tour takes you there. The Irish pub music scene especially in Dublin's Temple Bar is incredible - you never know when a session might start up!
Where Are the Hidden Gems That Tourists Often Miss?
You really should check out County Donegal in Ireland it's got these incredible dramatic coastlines hidden beaches and amazing ruins like the 12th-century Boyle Abbey which you'll see on the Britain and Ireland Explorer tour. Over in Scotland the Isle of Skye is absolutely breathtaking with its cliffs waterfalls and lovely villages like Portree - the Scottish & Irish Dream tour includes this. Glencoe is another must-see it's got this powerful history with the MacDonald clan massacre and the natural scenery is just stunning. The Scotland and Ireland tour takes you through here and stops at the massacre monument which really brings the history to life.