Itinerary
- Day 1
Lisbon
You'll arrive in Lisbon this afternoon and board the Scenic Eclipse. After meeting the Captain and crew, you'll settle into your suite and enjoy champagne with your butler. The ship then sails south along Portugal's wild coastline toward Porto.
Included Activities
- Board Scenic Eclipse
- Meet Captain and crew
- Welcome champagne reception
- Meet your butler
Landmarks Lisbon 
- Day 2
Vigo
You'll arrive in Vigo, a historic fishing town in Galicia, Spain. There's a lot to see here - Celtic ruins, beautiful beaches, and a cathedral that's a pilgrimage site. The seafood and tapas bars are excellent. You can choose from several guided excursions: Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, Mount Castro panoramic views, palace gardens, or Galician wine tasting.
Optional Activities
- Vigo Sightseeing and Baiona - panoramic views from Mount Castro, historic church and Monterreal Palace
- Santiago de Compostela - Cathedral treasures including Saint James' silver urn and Baroque Main Altar, charming streets and scenic coastal views
- Gardens of the North - Mount Castro views, Quiñones de León Palace gardens, scenic coastal drive past Samil Beach and Bouzas
- Galician Wine Appreciation - wine tasting at Gran Bazán Cellars in Pazo de Bazán, explore charming heritage town of Cambados
Landmarks Vigo Santiago de Compostela Cathedral Mount Castro Baiona Monterreal Palace Gran Bazán Cellars - Day 3
Ferrol
After a leisurely morning, you'll arrive in Ferrol on Spain's northwestern coast. This historic fishing village and naval port has Galician-style houses and an 18th century San Felipe Castle worth exploring. Your excursion options include Lugo's Roman walls and cathedral, medieval Betanzos, or La Coruna with the Tower of Hercules and Galician tapas.
Optional Activities
- The Walled City of Lugo - UNESCO-listed Roman walls, historic cathedral, charming old town guided tour, traditional Galician lunch, return to Ferrol
- Ferrol & Betanzos - medieval town guided walk through historic streets and Gothic churches, free time to explore, panoramic drive through Ferrol's landmarks and coastal scenery
- La Coruna & Tapas - scenic drive from El Ferrol to A Coruña with Atlantic views, photo stop at Tower of Hercules, stroll through old town to Plaza María Pita, Galician tapas and wine at traditional bar
Landmarks San Felipe Castle Ferrol Lugo Betanzos A Coruña Tower of Hercules Plaza María Pita - Day 4
Avilés
You'll head to Aviles in Asturias, a cultural gem that often gets overlooked. The old town has medieval buildings and churches dating back to the 13th century. Plaza del Carbayedo hosts a weekly market. Choose from walking tours of Aviles, a Gijon city tour, Oviedo with local cheese and cider tasting, or the Western Asturian Coast visiting Luarca and Cudillero fishing villages.
Optional Activities
- Walking Tour of Avilés - explore historic Asturian port with preserved old town and modern Niemeyer Centre, walking tour, sample Asturian cider with tapas
- Gijón City Tour - discover Gijón's coastal beauty and rich history from Universidad Laboral to Cimadevilla quarter, scenic drive, guided walk and free time
- Oviedo - panoramic tour and guided walk through charming old town and iconic landmarks, tasting of local cheeses, cured meats and traditional Asturian cider
- Western Asturian Coast - explore Asturias' rugged coast with visits to Luarca and Cudillero fishing villages, scenic views and local seafaring culture
Landmarks Avilés Plaza del Carbayedo Niemeyer Centre Gijón Universidad Laboral Cimadevilla Oviedo Luarca Cudillero - Day 5
Bilbao
You'll arrive in Bilbao, one of the world's great food destinations in Spain's Basque Country. The iconic Guggenheim Museum, 16th century Basilica de Begona, and Casco Viejo old quarter are all worth your time. The pintxo bars serve exceptional Basque cuisine. Options include Gernika, the Guggenheim, La Rioja wine region, or a Pintxos Masterclass with a local chef.
Optional Activities
- Guernica, a Symbol of Peace - visit Gernika, symbol of resilience marked by 1937 bombing and Picasso's famous painting, explore historic Assembly House and town's commitment to peace
- Bilbao & the Guggenheim Museum - explore Bilbao along River Nervión, discover transformation from industrial hub to modern marvel, visit iconic Guggenheim Museum
- Visit to Rioja Wine Region - visit Laguardia in La Rioja for premium wine tastings and guided tour at family winery surrounded by scenic vineyards
- Pintxos Masterclass - experience Basque haute cuisine in intimate masterclass with renowned local chef, live cooking demo, learn traditional techniques, savour gourmet dishes paired with crisp Txakoli wine
Landmarks Guggenheim Museum Basílica de Begoña Casco Viejo Bilbao Gernika Laguardia - Day 6
Pasajes & San Sebastián
You can explore Pasajes, a fishing village with rich maritime history and medieval architecture, or head to San Sebastian with its famous La Concha Beach, Parte Vieja old town, and iconic religious landmarks. Choose from the Basque cider trail and San Sebastian, Pamplona and Hemingway, Getaria's haute couture and txakoli wine, or the French Basque Country visiting Biarritz and St. Jean de Luz.
Optional Activities
- Discover the Cider Trail - taste fresh Basque cider and rustic dishes at traditional cider house, explore charming coastal city of San Sebastián
- Pamplona & Hemingway - follow Hemingway's footsteps through Pamplona's Old Town and Running of the Bulls route, discover city's vibrant culture
- Getaria, the Art of Haute Couture & Txacoli Wine - discover Getaria's medieval charm, coastal views and rich maritime heritage, tasting of local txakoli wine
- French Basque Country - travel to Biarritz for guided walk, free time and lunch, continue to St. Jean de Luz to explore coastal charm
Landmarks Pasajes San Sebastián La Concha Beach Parte Vieja Basilica of Saint Mary of the Chorus San Vicente Church Pamplona Getaria Biarritz St. Jean de Luz - Day 7
Bordeaux
You'll sail inland along the Garonne River surrounded by lush vineyards toward Bordeaux. The elegant architecture, cathedral spires, and Grand Theatre are lovely. The quays are bustling with cafes, markets, and street performers. Pick from a UNESCO city tour, the Wine Culture Museum, or a vintage motorbike sidecar tour through iconic sights.
Optional Activities
- History & Heritage City Tour of UNESCO Classified Bordeaux - discover Bordeaux UNESCO World Heritage city, panoramic coach tour through iconic landmarks, guided stroll and free time in Old Town
- Panoramic Bordeaux & Visit to the Bordeaux Wine Culture Museum - tour Bordeaux's iconic sites on panoramic coach, visit La Cité du Vin for immersive wine experience and tasting with city views
- Bordeaux by Motorbike & Sidecar - vintage sidecar ride through Bordeaux's iconic sights like Place de la Bourse and St. Andrew Cathedral
Landmarks Bordeaux Garonne River Saint-André Cathedral Grand Théâtre Place de la Bourse La Cité du Vin - Day 8
Bordeaux
You'll start your day wandering through Bordeaux's center, where the elegant architecture really sets the tone for what's ahead. The streets here have that classic French feel, and you'll want to spend some time at Place de la Bourse, which sits right along the water and gives you great photo opportunities. From there, check out the Bordeaux Cathedral if you're interested in the historical side of things. After grabbing lunch at one of the local markets (they're really worth seeing for the energy and fresh produce), you can head to either CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art or the Grand Théâtre, depending on what appeals to you more. By afternoon, it's time to get to the wine bars or small châteaux around the city to taste some local bottles and learn what makes Bordeaux wines so special. Later, as evening comes on, take a walk along the Garonne River before heading back to your accommodation for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Explore Bordeaux's picturesque streets and historic buildings
- Visit vibrant markets with local produce and delicacies
- Admire Place de la Bourse architecture
- Visit Bordeaux Cathedral
- Explore CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art
- Visit Grand Théâtre
- Wine tasting at local wine bars or prestigious châteaux
- Stroll along Garonne River
Optional Activities
- St Emilion with Wine Estate Visit & Tasting - guided walk through historic streets, cellar tour and tasting of two local wines at a nearby vineyard
- The Medoc-Margaux Wine District with Wine & Cheese Tasting - scenic drive along Quai des Chartrons, vineyard tour with photo stop at Château Margaux, guided cellar tour and wine tasting
- Panoramic Bordeaux & Bassins des Lumières Exhibition - explore WWII bunker transformed into immersive digital art space with light and sound
- Classic Concert Event at Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte - guided cellar visit, terrace cocktail overlooking vineyards, classical concert performance
Landmarks Place de la Bourse Bordeaux Cathedral CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art Grand Théâtre Garonne River Saint-Émilion Château Margaux Quai des Chartrons Bassins des Lumières Château Smith Haut Lafitte - Day 9
Bordeaux to Concarneau
After two days in Bordeaux, you'll enjoy a slow morning. Have breakfast delivered to your suite or gather with other guests. As the ship sails away from Bordeaux, you can take in the Garonne River scenery. The afternoon is yours to unwind on deck, enjoy spa treatments, relax, or breathe in the fresh ocean breeze as you head toward Concarneau.
Included Activities
- Breakfast in suite or communal dining
- Relax on deck
- Observe breathtaking sail down Garonne River
Optional Activities
- Senses Spa treatments
Landmarks Garonne River Concarneau - Day 10
Concarneau
You'll explore the walled town of Concarneau in Brittany, the third-largest fishing port in France and a recognized town of art and history. Wander cobbled streets around 14th-century ramparts with harbor views and half-timbered houses. Options include kayaking in the protected bay, strolling along the beach, visiting Keriolet Castle with Breton cake tasting, or the Pont-Aven artist village.
Optional Activities
- Concarneau & Keriolet Castle Exclusive Visit & Tasting - visit Keriolet Castle to learn about Russian Imperial Princess Zénaïde Narischkine, tasting of Breton cake and apple juice, continue to 14th-century walled city of Concarneau
- A Scenic Walk in Concarneau - guided walk along Coastal Guard's Path from Concarneau to La Forêt-Fouesnant with stunning views of Concarneau Bay
- Pont-Aven, the Painter's Heaven - visit picturesque village famous for mills and artists like Paul Gauguin, guided visit, leisure time
Landmarks Concarneau Keriolet Castle Concarneau Bay La Forêt-Fouesnant Pont-Aven - Day 11
St Mary's, Isles of Scilly
You'll arrive at St Mary's, the largest of the Isles of Scilly, 50 kilometers off England's southern coast. This archipelago has 140 islands with lush green pastures and white beaches. Wander Hugh Town's winding paths with its charming shops, churches, galleries, and cafes. Choose from Tresco Abbey Gardens, St Mary's Garrison Walk, a wildlife sea safari, or Star Castle wine tasting.
Optional Activities
- Tresco Abbey Gardens - wander lush landscapes and serene oasis surrounding historic Benedictine abbey ruins, discover vibrant flora and tranquil beauty
- St Mary's - Garrison Walk - guided walk visiting Hugh Town, Buzza Hill, Old Town Church, and island's scenic harbours
- Wildlife Seasafari - explore some of the islands by sea and experience wildlife and key sights within the archipelago (dependent on weather and season)
- Star Castle Wine Tasting - walk to Star Castle and enjoy wine tasting with host Robert Francis, featuring wines from Holy Vale Vineyard and beyond
Landmarks St Mary's Isles of Scilly Hugh Town Tresco Abbey Gardens Buzza Hill Old Town Church Star Castle - Day 12
Dublin
You'll welcome Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland. Named Dubh Linn by the Vikings, this city on the River Liffey mixes heritage, culture, and local fun. You can steep yourself in 1000 years of history with cobbled streets and Georgian architecture. It's known for friendly locals, a vibrant pub culture, and a rich literary scene that produced four Nobel Laureates.
Landmarks Dublin River Liffey - Day 13
Belfast
You'll arrive in Belfast this morning, a city with a dynamic arts and music scene and rich maritime heritage. The Titanic Belfast Museum tells the ship's story. The World Heritage-listed Giant's Causeway has approximately 40,000 basalt columns at dramatic cliffs. Choose from Giant's Causeway and Dunluce Castle, Old Bushmills Distillery with tasting, or Belfast Highlights with Titanic Experience.
Optional Activities
- Spectacular Giant's Causeway - discover from Portrush with legendary basalt columns and dramatic coastal views, scenic drive with photo stop at Dunluce Castle ruins
- Bushmills Distillery - visit historic Old Bushmills Distillery, world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery, guided tour and tasting of triple distillation craft, scenic drive return
- Belfast Highlights & Titanic Experience - panoramic city tour uncovering industrial heritage, visit Titanic Belfast with interactive exhibits telling the story of the legendary liner
Landmarks Belfast Titanic Belfast Museum Giant's Causeway Portrush Dunluce Castle Old Bushmills Distillery - Day 14
Iona & Staffa
You'll explore Iona Island, a jewel of Scotland's Inner Hebrides. Visit the medieval Iona Abbey, the cradle of Celtic Christianity, and wander peaceful ruins of the nearby Nunnery overlooking Atlantic waters. The scenic Nunnery Walk offers rugged coastline views and pristine beaches. By zodiac you'll cruise to Staffa and explore Fingal's Cave with its dramatic basalt columns. Options include short circular walks or the South End walk.
Optional Activities
- Iona Abbey - discover spiritual heart of Scotland with visit to Iona Abbey rich in early Christian history and medieval carvings, explore peaceful island setting and charming village
- Iona Short Circular Walk - guided walk around peaceful Iona discovering wildlife, geology and stunning coastal views, end near jetty with time to explore village or soak in calm atmosphere
- Iona Walk the South End - guided walk to Iona's southern shores exploring historic sites and stunning coastal views, including beach where St. Columba is said to have first landed from Ireland
Landmarks Iona Island Iona Abbey Iona Nunnery Staffa Fingal's Cave - Day 15
Oban
You'll explore Oban this morning with its charming harbor dotted with colorful fishing boats and framed by lush hillsides. Oban is known for whiskey and seafood. Later, the ship cruises through the Sound of Mull past towering cliffs, tranquil bays, and hidden coves. Join the Discovery Team on the Observation Deck to spot seals, dolphins, and sea eagles. Choose from Arduaine Gardens and Inveraray Castle, an Oban Walking Tour, or Inveraray Castle.
Included Activities
- Observation Deck wildlife spotting opportunity
- Cruise through Sound of Mull
Optional Activities
- Arduaine Gardens - scenic journey from Oban to Inveraray passing lochs and castle ruins, views of grand Inveraray Castle and beautiful gardens home to Dukes of Argyll
- Oban Walking Tour with Dunollie Museum - guided walk through Oban with views from McCaig's Tower, visit St Columba's Cathedral, explore historic Dunollie, browse town or return to pier
- Inveraray Castle - journey from Oban to Inveraray enjoying breathtaking landscapes and historic castle ruins, experience charm of Inveraray and impressive castle in beautiful grounds
- Scenic Discovery - kayaking and hiking subject to weather conditions and harbour master approval
Landmarks Oban Sound of Mull Arduaine Gardens Inveraray Inveraray Castle McCaig's Tower St Columba's Cathedral Dunollie - Day 16
St. Kilda & Flannan Isles
You'll explore St. Kilda, a World Heritage-listed site in the remote Outer Hebrides. This pristine archipelago is home to one of Europe's most important seabird colonies, playful seals, and dramatic cliffs rising from the Atlantic. You can learn about the resilient inhabitants and cruise through the mysterious Flannan Isles, where three lighthouse keepers disappeared around 1900. Spot puffins, whales, and dolphins from your verandah.
- Meals
- Afternoon Tea (Afternoon tea delivered by butler to private verandah)
Included Activities
- Cruise through Flannan Isles
- Wildlife spotting from deck
- Afternoon tea service in suite
Optional Activities
- Scenic Discovery - zodiac cruising and kayaking subject to weather conditions and harbour master approval
Landmarks St. Kilda Outer Hebrides Flannan Isles - Day 17
Portree & Stornoway
You'll arrive in Portree, a harbor town on the Isle of Skye. Fishing boats bob in the harbor lined with candy-colored buildings. Explore quaint streets, boutique shops, cafes, and traditional pubs while taking in views of the rugged landscape and Cuillin Mountains. This afternoon the ship cruises to Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis. Choose from a Loch Portree hike, Dunvegan Castle and Cuillin Mountains, the Northern Scenic Drive, or Eilean Donan Castle.
Included Activities
- Join Discovery Team theatre lecture about upcoming ports
- Cruise to Stornoway
Optional Activities
- Loch Portree Hike - guided hike along Portree Bay's north side uncovering town's history and architecture, views of Apothecary's Tower, Clan Nicolson's memorial, distant Cuillin Hills and Raasay's Dun Caan, ending at harbour
- Dunvegan Castle & The Cuillin - journey across Skye to Dunvegan Castle, 13th-century Clan MacLeod seat inhabited for over 800 years, admire historic heirlooms like Fairy Flag and stroll gardens with Rory Mòr's Cascade, Cuillin Mountain views on return
- Northern Scenic Drive - travel north from Portree to Trotternish Peninsula admiring Old Man of Storr and Kilt Rock's 200-foot cliff with waterfall, visit Skye Museum of Island Life and Flora MacDonald's grave in Kilmuir, leisure time in Portree
- Eilean Donan Castle - venture south of Portree crossing Skye Bridge past Cuillin Mountains to Eilean Donan Castle, 13th-century icon restored in 1930s, explore history, photo stop in Kyleakin charming fishing village with Norse roots
Landmarks Portree Isle of Skye Cuillin Mountains Dunvegan Castle Trotternish Peninsula Old Man of Storr Kilt Rock Skye Museum of Island Life Kilmuir Flora MacDonald's grave Eilean Donan Castle Skye Bridge Kyleakin Stornoway Isle of Lewis - Day 18
Stornoway
You'll explore the rich tapestry of Gaelic culture in Stornoway, originally a Viking settlement. See historic Lews Castle, the mysterious Callandish standing stones, and experience traditional Hebridean hospitality. As you cruise toward the Shetland Islands, relax in the Senses Spa with massages, facials, shiatsu, Ayurvedic massage, or sound healing. Options include the Isle of Harris Distillery, Lews Castle walks, or Gearrannan Blackhouse Village.
Optional Activities
- Isle of Harris Distillery Experience - journey south from Stornoway to Tarbert, visit Isle of Harris Distillery for immersive tour of award-winning gin and The Hearach whisky, explore production halls, sample spirits, browse Harris Tweed and local crafts, scenic island return
- Lews Castle Walk - stroll along Stornoway's seafront and coastal path discovering local history and passing historic Lews Castle grounds, visit grand castle and Museum for the Hebrides, return to ship at leisure
- Scenic Harris - venture from Stornoway to Tarbert on Harris for free time exploring charming harbour and shops, visit stunning Horgabost Beach at Luskentyre, scenic photo stops before returning
- Scenic Isle of Lewis - travel across Lewis to Port of Ness exploring historic harbour and Harbour View Gallery, visit legendary St. Moluag Church, admire 1862 Butt of Lewis Lighthouse with Atlantic views, photos before returning
- Gearrannan Blackhouse Village & Dun Carloway Broch - explore ancient island heritage visiting Dun Carloway Broch remarkable Iron Age tower, discover traditional life at Gearrannan Blackhouse Village, scenic drive across wild Lewis moorlands
Landmarks Stornoway Lews Castle Callandish Standing Stones Isle of Harris Distillery Tarbert Horgabost Beach Luskentyre Port of Ness St. Moluag Church Butt of Lewis Lighthouse Dun Carloway Broch Gearrannan Blackhouse Village Museum for the Hebrides Isle of Lewis - Day 19
Lerwick, Shetland Islands
Lerwick is the heart of the Shetland Islands where Norse heritage meets Scottish charm. Explore the historic seaport with winding streets lined with colorful buildings, browse shops, and sample local delicacies at cafes. Visit the Shetland Museum and Archives or the bustling market square. Dine in town or return to the ship for alfresco dining or fine French cuisine. The theatre hosts musical productions this evening. Choose from several excursions including Sumburgh Head, Jarlshof, or local experiences.
Optional Activities
- Sumburgh Head to Jarlshof Hike - guided hike through Shetland's southern reaches from Lerwick featuring views of Mousa Broch (weather permitting), hike to Sumburgh Head's RSPB Reserve for birdlife, explore Jarlshof's 5,000-year-old archaeological site, scenic views and pony sightings return
- Jarlshof & Southern Shores - depart from Lerwick to Shetland's southern tip stopping at Mousa Broch and St Ninian's Isle, explore remarkable Jarlshof archaeological site
- Town Walk & Shetland Museum - discover Lerwick's rich history on guided walk from Victoria Pier through Old Town exploring maritime past, iconic Lodberries and narrow lanes, visit historic Town Hall and conclude at Shetland Museum with time to browse local shops
- Western Shetland - Meet the Locals - discover Shetland's culture with visits to Lerwick, local fisherman in Hamnavoe, Shetland ponies in Tingwall and jewellery workshop against stunning scenery
Landmarks Lerwick Shetland Islands Shetland Museum and Archives Sumburgh Head Mousa Broch Jarlshof St Ninian's Isle RSPB Reserve Sumburgh Head Victoria Pier Lodberries Town Hall Hamnavoe Tingwall - Day 20
Kirkwall, Orkney Islands
You'll arrive in Kirkwall, the capital of the Orkney Islands. Explore the iconic St. Magnus Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval architecture, or wander charming streets with quaint shops and cosy cafes. The Orkney Museum has fascinating artifacts dating thousands of years. Discover Neolithic sites like Skara Brae and Ring of Brodgar for glimpses into Orkney's prehistoric past. Choose from Orkney Treasures, Heart of Neolithic Orkney, or a gin tasting and town walk.
Optional Activities
- Orkney Treasures with St Magnus Cathedral - discover Orkney's heritage with visits to Neolithic Heartland and Ring of Brodgar, explore ancient village of Skara Brae, stroll through historic Skaill House and finish at majestic St Magnus Cathedral
- Heart of Neolithic Orkney - step back 5,000 years at Orkney's UNESCO Neolithic Heartland wandering Ring of Brodgar, Standing Stones of Stenness and Barnhouse Village, admire sweeping views of Harray Loch and historic Scapa Flow
- Sites of the South Isles & Taste of Orkney - travel across Orkney's southern isles via historic Churchill Barriers to visit beautiful Italian Chapel, enjoy local treats in Burray, explore Fossil and Heritage Centre before returning
- Kirkjuvagr Gin Tasting & Kirkwall Town Walk - explore historic Kirkwall on guided tour uncovering Viking tales along harbour and flagstone streets, visit St Magnus Cathedral, Earl's and Bishop's Palaces, tour Kirkjuvagr Gin Distillery for gin tasting with waterfront views, leisurely return or free time
Landmarks Kirkwall St. Magnus Cathedral Orkney Museum Orkney Islands Skara Brae Ring of Brodgar Skaill House Heart of Neolithic Orkney Standing Stones of Stenness Barnhouse Village Harray Loch Scapa Flow Churchill Barriers Italian Chapel Burray Fossil and Heritage Centre Earl's Palace Bishop's Palace Kirkjuvagr Gin Distillery - Day 21
Aberdeen
You'll arrive in Aberdeen, Scotland's Granite City with more than half its buildings made from local quarry stone. Wander picturesque streets of Old Aberdeen where medieval buildings show centuries of history. Visit Marischal College and St. Machar's Cathedral. Try fresh seafood at bustling markets or local delicacies in pubs. On board you can use the gym or PURE Yoga and Pilates Studio. Choose from Aberdeen Highlights, Glen Garioch Distillery, a Highland Cattle farm, or Crathes Castle.
Optional Activities
- Aberdeen Highlights Panorama - explore Aberdeen Granite City with visits to Duthie Park's indoor gardens, King's College Chapel and St Machar Cathedral, scenic drive through Union Street and Queen's Road
- Glen Garioch Distillery & Granite City - head to Glen Garioch distillery to experience authentic whisky-making and taste smooth Highland Single Malt, then take in stunning sights of Aberdeen famous for granite buildings and rich history
- Aberdeenshire Highland Cattle - journey to traditional Banchory farm for scenic drive, meet Grace Noble's award-winning Highland cattle, learn about heritage and sustainable farming, savour Aberdeenshire beef with tea, coffee and shortbread
- Crathes Castle & Aberdeen Highlights - travel through Royal Deeside to Crathes Castle, 16th-century tower house known for fairytale turrets and historic Horn of Leys, explore colourful walled gardens, enjoy panoramic drive through Aberdeen's granite architecture
Landmarks Aberdeen Old Aberdeen Marischal College St. Machar's Cathedral Duthie Park King's College Chapel Glen Garioch Distillery Banchory Crathes Castle Royal Deeside Union Street Queen's Road - Day 22
Leith & Edinburgh
You'll arrive in Leith this morning, once Scotland's main port for trade and named one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world. Explore the iconic Royal Yacht Britannia, once the floating residence of the British Royal Family. Wander the historic Water of Leith Walkway with pubs, galleries, and boutiques. Head into historic Edinburgh to see its castle atop volcanic rock and bustling streets. Choose from Edinburgh and Castle, Scone Palace, or Royal Yacht Britannia exploration.
Optional Activities
- The City of Edinburgh & Castle - drive through Edinburgh's Georgian New Town and historic Old Town including Princes Street and Royal Mile, visit Edinburgh Castle on extinct volcano to explore royal history and view Scottish Crown Jewels
- Scone Palace - journey through Perthshire's scenic countryside to Scone Palace, once the crowning site of Scottish kings, admire lavish interiors with French furniture and artefacts, stroll grounds with peacocks, enjoy refreshments or palace shop
- Edinburgh & the Royal Yacht Britannia - explore Edinburgh's grandeur with panoramic tour of Georgian architecture, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle and Holyroodhouse, board Royal Yacht Britannia to discover luxurious state rooms and life at sea with the Queen
Landmarks Leith Royal Yacht Britannia Water of Leith Walkway Edinburgh Edinburgh Castle Princes Street Royal Mile Scottish Crown Jewels Scone Palace Perthshire Holyroodhouse Georgian New Town Old Town - Day 23
Leith (Departure)
Your journey ends this morning in Leith. After one final breakfast on board the Scenic Eclipse, it's time to disembark your ultra-luxury Discovery Yacht. You'll take with you a lifetime of memories from this truly exceptional voyage through a unique part of Europe.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Final breakfast on board
- Disembark Scenic Eclipse
Landmarks Leith
