IRELAND, NORTH IRELAND and SCOTLAND. New Tour!

Tour start date(s):	09-06-2026
Duration:	10 days/ 9 nights
Location:	Dublin (arrival, 5 nights), Edinburgh ( 4 nights, departure)
Price (including tax):	DBL 3270 USD, SNGL 4835 USD / Without flight

We invite you to visit three remarkably fascinating capitals:
Dublin – the capital of the Republic of Ireland,
Edinburgh – the capital of Scotland, and
Belfast – the capital of Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.

You will immerse yourself in the world of ancient legends and fairy-tale castles, and discover breathtaking natural landscapes. Each capital is unique, rich in history, and welcomes travelers with numerous old cathedrals and architectural monuments from different eras.

 

09.06.26 – Arrival in Dublin (Ireland)

Group transfer to a 4★ hotel, check-in.
Evening walking tour of Dublin.
Overnight in Dublin.

 

10.06.26 – Dublin

Breakfast at the hotel.
Full-day sightseeing bus tour of Dublin with exterior visits to the main landmarks:
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, Grafton Street, the Liffey Quays, and Oscar Wilde’s house.

Visit to Trinity College and its Library, home to the Book of Kells.
This is the country’s most prestigious academic institution and one of the seven oldest universities of the British Isles, alongside Oxford and Cambridge.
The jewel of the university is its Library, which houses copies of every publication ever printed in Ireland and Great Britain — from magazines and newspapers to books, manuscripts, vinyl records, and audio cassettes.

The Old Library’s Long Room is consistently ranked among the most beautiful libraries in the world.
Overnight in Dublin.

 

11.06.26 – Dublin

Breakfast at the hotel.
Bus excursion to Malahide Castle — founded in 1185 and owned by the Talbot family for 791 years.
The castle witnessed many tragic pages of Irish history, including the Battle of the Boyne, when William of Orange defeated the Jacobites, ending Ireland’s hope for independence.

In the afternoon — visit to the world-famous Guinness Brewery.
Even Queen Elizabeth II raised a pint of the black stout here during her state visit in 2011.
You will learn about the brewing process and discover many fascinating facts about Ireland’s iconic drink.
Overnight in Dublin.

 

12.06.26 – Dublin

Breakfast at the hotel.
Bus excursion to Powerscourt.
We will visit the 1731 estate and walk through the Powerscourt Gardens, ranked among the ten most beautiful gardens in Europe.
We will also see Ireland’s highest waterfall (121 m).

In the evening, optional visit to a traditional Irish pub with local cuisine and Irish dancing show.
Overnight in Dublin.

 

13.06.26 – Belfast Excursion

Breakfast at the hotel.
Bus excursion to the capital of Northern Ireland — Belfast.
We will explore a city once divided by conflict between Catholics and Protestants, drive along the Peace Wall, separating communities to this day, and see murals and street art dedicated to the events and heroes of The Troubles.

Visit to the Titanic Museum — the legendary ship was built and launched here in Belfast.
According to James Cameron, director of the famous film:

“This is the most well-designed Titanic museum I’ve ever seen. It’s absolutely phenomenal — a majestic, dramatic building with the largest Titanic exhibition in the world.”

Return to Dublin.
Overnight in Dublin.

 

14.06.26 – Dublin → Edinburgh

Breakfast at the hotel.
Group transfer to Dublin Airport.
Flight to Edinburgh — the capital of Scotland.
Arrival, transfer to a 4★ hotel, check-in.
Evening walking tour of Edinburgh.
Overnight in Edinburgh.

 

15.06.26 – Edinburgh

Breakfast at the hotel.
Sightseeing bus tour of Edinburgh: the historic city center, Royal Mile, Holyrood House, and more.
Visit to Edinburgh Castle.
Overnight in Edinburgh.

 

16.06.26 – Scottish Borders

Breakfast at the hotel.
Full-day excursion to southern Scotland to the most romantic and oldest estate in Scotland — Traquair House, which celebrated its 900th anniversary in 2007.

Once belonging to Scottish kings, the estate is now the home of the Stuart family’s descendants, carefully preserving it for future generations.
The white estate stands on the River Tweed, surrounded by wooded hills. Built in 1107, it is strongly connected to the history of Mary Stuart.

Next, we visit Abbotsford House, the home of the famous Scottish writer and poet Sir Walter Scott.
The mansion was built according to his own design. Here he lived, wrote his novels, raised his children, and hosted intellectuals from all over Europe.
The house still belongs to his descendants.

Return to Edinburgh.
Overnight in Edinburgh.

 

17.06.26 – Scone Palace

Breakfast at the hotel.
Few places in Scotland are as historically significant as Scone Palace, once the residence of Scottish royalty.
This is where the Stone of Destiny once stood — the stone on which Scottish kings were crowned.
The palace is a fine Georgian residence with elegant interiors.

The current owner, the 8th Earl of Mansfield, resides with his family on the first and third floors; the remaining parts of the palace and its beautiful grounds are open to visitors.

Return to Edinburgh.
Overnight in Edinburgh.

 

18.06.26 – Departure

Breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to Edinburgh Airport and departure.

Optional:
Train from Edinburgh to London (4.5 hours) with sightseeing program.

 

Tour Price Includes:

• Accommodation in 4★ hotels with breakfast

  • Dublin – Hyatt Centric The Liberties or similar

  • Edinburgh – Apex Waterloo Palace 4★ or similar

• Transportation according to the program

• Russian-speaking guides

• Entrance tickets:
  Trinity College, Malahide Castle, Guinness Brewery, Powerscourt Estate, Titanic Museum, Edinburgh Castle, Abbotsford Estate, Traquair House, Scone Palace

 

Not Included:

• Dublin → Edinburgh flight

• Optional excursions

• Tips for guides and drivers

 

Tour Price: Ireland & Northern Ireland (June 9–14, 2026)

(Arrival/departure from Dublin, minimum 15 participants)

• ½ Double: $1,970

• Single: $2,840

 

Tour Price: Edinburgh (June 14–18, 2026)

(Arrival/departure from Edinburgh, minimum 15 participants)

• ½ Double: $1,790

• Single: $2,630

 

London Extension

• Train Edinburgh → London (4.5 hr): $110.00 per person

• Transfer from train station to hotel: $70.00 per person

• Hotel Royal National 3★ (BB):

  • ½ Double: $220.00

  • Single: $390.00