This wonderful cruise starts with visits to the picturesque Channel Islands and the fascinating Brittany region of France. Then Cornwall, home to many King Arthur legends as well as being a Mecca for artists, authors and celebrity chefs such as Jamie Oliver. Then on to Dublin, Ireland where you can visit the Guinness factory or drop by the Trinity College to view the infamous Book of Kells. In Wales, you'll see a land of castles, choirs, inexplicably pronounced place names and the rolling mountain scenery of Snowdonia national park. Then explore Northern Ireland in Belfast where peace has brought stability and prosperity to this region allowing visitors the opportunity to experience the stunning coastal scenery and gentle mountain views.
Our visit to Scotland starts in Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain. You'll can also experience the other famous Scottish things - crystal clear lochs, the Loch Ness monster, bag pipes, kilts and haggis! Next, we visit the Isle of Skye, in the middle of Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales which shows influences from all four countries. We also call at Rosyth where you'll visit Edinburgh, the 'Athens of the North', with its elegant architecture and imposing castle.
Departures
28 August 2010
Inclusions
- 14-night Celtic Nations Cruise onboard premium ms Prinsendam
- All meals, entertainment and activities whilst cruising
- Cruise port charges and taxes
Conditions
Valid for new bookings only. Valid for sale until sold out. Prices are per person twin share and quoted in Australian Dollars. Prices are correct as at date of issue and are subject to availability, currency fluctuations and surcharges apply until final payment is received. Travel the World reserves the right to modify or withdraw this promotion at any time. ^Category GG – fully obstructed view. Other conditions may apply.