The Mystic Spiritual Exploration of Medjugorje, Lourdes and Fatima Pilgrimage
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The Mystic Spiritual Exploration of Medjugorje, Lourdes and Fatima Pilgrimage

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Postponed to 2027

 

13-day tour 20 participants

$7,050 pp

Day 1 – Departure (any major USA airport)

Day 2 Medjugorje

Arrival to Medjugorje – Private Airport Transfer

Arrive at your European connecting airport where you will board your flight(s) to Dubrovnik, Split or Sarajevo.

Upon arrival, you are met by your driver who takes you on the 2.5-hour drive to the village of Medjugorje.

Upon arrival and check in to the hotel, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 3 Medjugorje Medjugorje Pilgrimage Tour

Today we set off on a spiritual journey of Medjugorje, one of the most visited Pilgrimage sites in the world. It is offering a transformative experience of Faith and Tranquility.

In Medjugorje, we have the opportunity to explore the sites that have drawn millions of pilgrims since the reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary began in 1981.

Next, we’ll visit the beautiful St. James Church, the heart of the Medjugorje community. Here, you can attend a Mass service or simply take a moment to appreciate the church’s serene ambiance and stunning architecture. The church is a focal point for the faithful, hosting numerous events and gatherings throughout the year.

During the tour, you’ll also have the chance to visit local shops and stands, where you can purchase handmade religious items and souvenirs. Experience the warmth of Medjugorje hospitality as you interact with the locals who are dedicated to sharing their faith and culture.

Day 4 Medjugorje Climb Apparition Hill
This mountainous hill is where the visionaries first encountered Our Lady.

At the base of this hill is a Blue Cross, where it is said Our Lady appeared to the children while they hid from the communist police in the early days of the alleged apparitions. While climbing, your group is invited to recite the Rosary, pausing five times for each decade of the Rosary.

At the top of the hill, you will witness the exact location of the first alleged apparition of Our Lady to the visionaries and enjoy private time for prayer.

Visit the Community of Cenacolo
Pilgrims will have the opportunity to visit the Community of Cenacolo, founded by Sr. Elvira Petrozzi, for young men and women who have taken the wrong path and are on the road to recovery.

You will be able to listen to their inspirational testimonies about their journeys back to Jesus Christ.

Day 5 Departure to Barcelona

Today after breakfast you check out and have a transfer to the airport for your flight to Barcelona.

Međugorje to Barcelona Spain

Arrival in Barcelona

Welcome to the lively capital of Catalonia – Barcelona! Upon arrival, you are met by your private driver, who transfers you to the hotel for the check-in.

Day 6 Barcelona Highlights of Barcelona & Sagrada De Familia

After you meet your guide and driver you will embark on an enchanting city tour of Barcelona, with the magnificent Sagrada Familia as your centerpiece.

Explore the iconic landmarks and hidden gems of this vibrant city, guided by knowledgeable experts who unveil its rich history and culture. Begin your journey with a visit to the awe-inspiring Sagrada Familia, the masterpiece of renowned architect Antoni Gaudí. Marvel at its intricate façades and towering spires as you learn about the fascinating symbolism behind this architectural marvel.

After immersing yourself in the beauty of Sagrada Familia, continue your tour to discover other highlights of Barcelona. Stroll along the bustling streets of the Gothic Quarter, where medieval charm meets modern vibrancy. Admire the stunning Gothic architecture of the Barcelona Cathedral and wander through quaint alleys lined with charming shops and cafes.

Next, venture to the elegant avenues of the Eixample district, renowned for its architectural splendor and wide boulevards. Admire the striking façades of modernist buildings, including Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, both designed by Gaudí.

Day 7 Private Transfer to Lourdes

Following breakfast, you check out and depart from Barcelona with your private driver to Lourdes.

Welcome to Lourdes – a unique city in France! Upon arrival, you have a private transfer to the hotel for the check-in. The rest of the day is at your own leisure to relax after the trip.

Possibility to participate in the night procession to the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary.

Day 8 Pilgrimage Lourdes City Tour

Today you have a private guided walking tour to explore the city of Lourdes and learn more about the Marian apparitions of the Virgin Mary in the mid-19th century.

Follow in the footsteps of the peasant girl, Bernadette Soubirous. In the sanctuary, hear of the story of the 3 Basilicas from your guide.

Then make your way to the grotto where the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette before finally reaching the baths. Here is the sacred location which attracts pilgrims from all over the world in search of a cure for various ailments and illnesses.

Go to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes on the banks of the Gave de Pau River and see the miracle water taps around the grotto.

Listen to the story of the 18 apparitions of the Immaculate Conception of 1858 before going to the Underground Basilica, built to accommodate up to 22,000 pilgrims.

Experience the unique atmosphere that makes Lourdes so special.

Day 9 Flight to Portugal (or train)

After breakfast and check-out you depart from the city.

You have a transfer back to Barcelona airport for your flight to Portugal (or train).

Arrival & transfer to Fatima Upon arrival, you have a transfer to Fatima, where you check in to your hotel and have the rest of the day free.

Day 10 Guided Tour of Fatima

In the morning you meet your private guide in the hotel lobby and embark on a guided city tour of the sites connected to the Apparitions of Fátima.

You start the tour at the Sanctuary of Fátima where you visit the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary designed by the Dutch architect Gerard van Krieken.

Continue to the small village of Aljustrel to learn about the Apparitions of 1917 and the seers’ families. The other sights you visit today are Mother Church and Olive oil museum.

After the tour you return to your Fatima hotel.

Day 11 Departure to Lisbon via Batalha Monastery & Sintra

Following breakfast, you check out and depart from Fatima to Lisbon.

Along the way enjoy brief stops.

First stop – near Batalha. Visit Batalha Monastery and marvel at the largest Gothic monument in Portugal. Hear the history of the building and learn the legend of Henry the Navigator who helped put the nation on the map.

Continue to Alcobaça Monastery, founded by the first Portuguese king, Afonso Henriques, in 1153. Hear the tragic story of King Pedro I and his beloved Inês de Castro, murdered on the orders of his father.

Then you have a brief visit to UNESCO-listed Cultural Landscape of Sintra, that is famous for its fairy-tale castles and beautiful scenery.

Continue to Lisbon. Upon arrival to Lisbon, you have a transfer to your hotel for the check-in.

Day 12 Tour of Lisbon with Belem Quarter & Jerónimos Monastery

Today after breakfast we invite you on a sightseeing trip around the Portuguese capital city, Lisbon.

Uncover the history and beauty of this amazing city, visiting its most famous attractions with a private expert guide.

During the tour you take a funicular up to the Bairro Alto and admire the view of the Mouraria district and the Sao Jorge Castle, the charming neighborhood of Chiado abundant in old cafés, shops and theaters.

We also visit the Belem Quarter, where you admire the Jerónimos Monastery. You also make photo stops at the ancient Belem Tower and Monument to the Discoverers.

Day 13 Departure Home

In the morning following breakfast you check out of your hotel and depart from Lisbon.

Private transfer to the airport is included.

Useful information:

included:

  • International flights,
  • Daily masses.
  • Accommodation at 4-star hotels.
    • Breakfasts at the hotels.
    • Dinner or Lunch according to the itinerary.
    • Airport transfers and all transportation according to the itinerary.
    • Breathtaking sightseeing tours according to the itinerary with professional bilingual guides.
    • Support line during the trip.

Not included: multiple arrival/departure transfers, other meals not mentioned in the program, tips for the bus driver and guides, optional tours and services, transportation to and from home city to airport, local city taxes and all personal expenses.

Please note:

  1. Hotels availability is subject to change. In case current hotels are booked out we will provide alternative hotels of an equal value for you.
  2. Double occupancy. Single private room supplement is an additional $650.
  3. We include 1 vehicle for your arrival and departure transfers. If multiple vehicles are required additional transfer costs will apply.
  4. Сity taxes are not included in the price. This is a small tax (1-5 EUR per person per night) collected by many cities. You will need to pay it at the hotel on checkout.
  5. As a standard, our travel packages include one checked-in bag, one carry-on, and one handbag per person. Please let us know if you require additional luggage beyond our standard allowance. Please note that there may be an additional charge for extra luggage. The charge will depend on the amount and size of the luggage you wish to bring.

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    11 days in Italy 

    $5375 per person double occupancy (25 people max)

    The accommodation is exclusively La Piana Dei Mulini, a place where the bond between history and territory is still strong and unbreakable. A place that arises from the close relationship with the Biferno River, where a mill, over the centuries, has played a fundamental role in the lives of shepherds, farmers, and seasonal migrants. Today the rooms and the restaurant offer relaxation, elegance, and a rural atmosphere.

    An eleven-day journey to discover an Italy that surprises you at every turn. From the overwhelming power of Naples, from the millennia-old ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum to the fragrant streets of the Amalfi Coast, where the sea and history meet.

    And then, slowly, the pace changes; we enter Molise, an authentic and silent land of hills, forests, and villages that preserve an ancient soul. Here, travel becomes an encounter—with people, flavors, and stories. You walk alongside truffle hunters, listen to master cheesemakers and winemakers, share smiles with those who love their land and proudly share its stories. Each stage is a bridge between two Italies, the known and the secret one. Between the great beauty of famous places and the discreet magic of landscapes that don’t appear on maps.

    A journey for those who truly want to experience Italy—its colors, its scents, its encounters.

    Day 1 – Departure from the USA.

    Day 2 – Arrival at “La Piana Dei Mulini”

    Check-in, light lunch with local products, activities, and a tour of the property.

    Day 3 – Volturno Valley. Monastery of San Vincenzo al Volturno.

    One of Europe’s great abbeys from the time of Charlemagne. Visit the remains of the church, the refectory, the kitchens, the basilica, and the crypt with 1200-year-old frescoes dedicated to the Madonna.

    Lunch in the monastery with the Benedictine monastic community

    Museum of the World Wars

    One of the largest museums in Italy in terms of number of artifacts, dedicated to the First and Second World Wars in an area crucial to many of the events of 1943.

    Day 4 – Caserta. Royal Palace and Park

    The tour itinerary includes the monumental Royal Palace with its state rooms and 18th- and 19th-century apartments. The marvelous Royal Palace Park, among the most beautiful in Europe, features water features, waterfalls, sculptures, grottoes, and monumental fountains.

    Lunch featuring buffalo mozzarella.

    Bourbon Silk Mill

    Visit the prestigious remains of the 18th-century silk workshops that produced precious fabrics for all of Europe and from where one of the oldest flags of the USA likely originates.

    Day 5 – Herculaneum – Archaeological Park and Antiquarium

    Destroyed like Pompeii in the eruption of 79 AD, in addition to numerous domus, sports and religious buildings, and artisan workshops, it displays the remains of the citizens of two thousand years ago. On the beach are the remains of the inhabitants who fled across the sea.

    Lunch with Neapolitan pizza.

    Naples Cathedral and Treasure of San Gennaro

    In the city linked to the siren Parthenope, you’ll visit the beautiful cathedral linked to the miracle of San Gennaro, which is surrounded by the oldest baptistery in the world dedicated to San Gennaro. You’ll also visit the treasure of San Gennaro, one of the richest in Europe, with its miter crafted from 10 kg of gold, 3,000 diamonds, 170 rubies, and 200 emeralds.

    Day 6 – Isernia Paleolithic Museum – La Pineta

    In Isernia, we’ll explore the remains of a 700,000-year-old settlement with elephants, hippos, and bison, and meet the lace makers of Isernia, who produce works of art using the same techniques the nuns used in the 14th century.

    Lunch at the property featuring local products.

    Cooking class

    sautéed vegetables, tomatoes, and meat. We’ll learn how to make authentic Italian ragu.

    Day 7- Agnone Nucci Dairy and Museum

    Visit one of the finest dairies in Molise, the Di Nucci Dairy, where we’ll learn the techniques of cheesemaking and caciocavallo cheesemaking with the family.

    Tasting lunch with freshly made cheeses and other local products.

    Museum and Pontifical Bell Foundry

    A major center of artisanal activities, among which that of the Marinelli family stands out. They founded and own the thousand-year-old bell foundry that, since 1924, under Pius XI, has been the emblem of the Pontifical System. The Marinelli family’s business is one of the oldest, and their bells are distributed throughout the world.

    Day 8 – The Amalfi Coast

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    Day 9 – Larino

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    Visit the ancient city of Larinum, with the remains of an imposing antitheater where gladiatorial games were held 2,000 years ago. You’ll visit the forum, the amphitheater, the thermal baths, and the domus. The medieval part is also impressive, culminating in the magnificent cathedral, where you’ll be captivated by the Romanesque-Gothic portal. Larino is home to extra virgin olive oil and wine. You’ll visit an olive oil farm, including olive harvesting, sampling, and tastings.

    Lunch with tastings featuring the farm’s homemade products, accompanied by the sound of accordion and folk music

    Day 10 – La Piana Dei Mulini

    Activities on site

    Walking in the woods with truffle hunters to search for the precious Molise truffle. You’ll learn about local secrets, history, and traditions.

    Lunch featuring truffles, cheeses, and local wines. 

    Day 11 – Farewell and departure

    Useful information:

    • At the time of booking, a deposit equal to 30% ($1600) of the total cost ($5375) must be paid, the amount to be refunded, see our policy, in case of cancellation.
    • The program includes international flight, pick-up and drop-offs from the arrival and departure airport, transportation for the entire duration of the itinerary, the guides, entrance fees, cooking classes, workshops, meals and overnight stays.
    • The program may be subject to changes.

    Poland’s Glorious Sites - PilgrimageOut of stock

    Postponed to 2027

    $5790 per person double occupancy

    Day1 – Departure Tuesday, Sep 08, 2026 (any major USA airport).

    Day 2 – Warsaw. Wednesday, Sep 09, 2026, Arrival Day Arrival to Warsaw.

    Upon arrival at your hotel, you check in and have the rest of the day free.

    Day 3 – Warsaw. Thursday, Sep 10, 2026, Warsaw City Tour & Pilgrimage Sites

    Today we start our tour with a visit to the Church of St. Stanisław Kostka, site of the grave of Blessed Fr Jerzy Popiełuszko, a priest involved in the resistance movement against the Communist dictatorship who was murdered by the political police in 1984. His grave is now the foremost destination of pilgrimage in Warsaw. Visit the Museum of Blessed Jerzy Popiełuszko in the basement for a moving insight into faith under oppression. We will also tour the Old Town, rebuilt from the ruins in which it was left at the end of World War II. Sites on our route will include the reconstructed Royal Castle, the Sigismund Column, St John’s Metropolitan Cathedral, the Old Town Square, and the Barbican, and we will take a walk along the imposing Krakowskie Przedmieście Street. Mass or Adoration at St. Anne’s Church (near the Royal Castle). Known for its vibrant young Catholic community and Eucharistic Adoration chapel. The church survived WWII almost intact — a rare witness of continuity.

    Day 4 – Warsaw. Friday, Sep 11, 2026, Pilgrimage Sites of Warsaw & Niepokalanów Monastery.

    Today we continue touring Warsaw. We start the day with a visit to St. John’s Arch cathedral – one of Poland’s oldest cathedrals; the spiritual heart of Warsaw. Rebuilt after WWII destruction, it symbolizes resurrection of faith and nation. Next – Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. One of Warsaw’s oldest churches (1409) offers peaceful reflection time by the river, with views symbolizing Warsaw’s endurance through the centuries. We then head to the Holy Cross Church. Famous for housing Chopin’s heart, but more importantly, a key site of faith during WWII. The inscription “Sursum Corda” (“Lift up your hearts”) on the façade became a spiritual rallying cry for Poles. Beautiful Baroque interior and side altars for Marian devotion. In the second part of the day, we head outside Warsaw to Niepokalanów. Monastery founded by St. Maximilian Kolbe, one of Poland’s greatest modern saints. Visit the Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate, museum, and Kolbe’s cell — a serene and powerful pilgrimage extension.

    Day 5 – Warsaw. Saturday, Sep 12, 2026, Train to Wroclaw

    After breakfast you check out and depart from Warsaw. Train from Warsaw to Wroclaw. Arrival in Wroclaw. Upon arrival, you check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is free.

    Day 6 – Wroclaw. Sunday, Sep 13, 2026, Wroclaw – The City of 100 Bridges and 100 Churches

    Today we set-off for the city tour around the most important sights of Wroclaw, the city which bears the stamp of different cultures. Beautiful historic churches, accessible location, strong Catholic heritage, and architecture-filled pilgrimage atmosphere. Its faith history connects medieval, Habsburg, and modern Polish Catholic traditions. We start with a visit to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist – a stunning Gothic cathedral on Cathedral Island (Ostrów Tumski). It houses a revered icon of the Virgin Mary of Sobieski. Next – Church of St. Elizabeth – offers one of the best views of the Old Town and is symbolic of Wrocław’s resilience through wars and floods. We also visit Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn (Ołbin) – dedicated to the same Virgin Mary as the one in Vilnius, important for Marian devotees. Finally – Shrine of the Blessed Czesław – local Dominican saint who defended the city with prayer during Mongol invasions (13th century). You also visit the oldest part of the city – Ostrow Tumski. This is a good place to learn about the long and complex history of Wroclaw, which goes back thousands of years.

    Day 7 – Wroclaw. Monday, Sep 14, 2026, Travel to Krakow via Czestochowa (the Black Madonna)

    Today you check out and depart from Wroclaw to Krakow. On the way we visit Częstochowa. The Pauline Monastery at Jasna Gora in Częstochowa, with the miraculous image of Our Lady of Częstochowa (the Black Madonna), is one of the foremost Marian sanctuaries in the world, and the Poles’ national sanctuary. Tour of the monastery, prayer before the icon, and Mass in the basilica, the main monastery church.

    Following the visit we continue to Krakow. Arrival in Krakow.  Upon arrival, you check in to your neat downtown hotel.

    Day 8 – Krakow. Tuesday, Sep 15, 2026, Krakow – the City of Saint John Paul II

    Today after breakfast your guide takes you a guided tour around majestic Krakow – the city of Saint John Paul II. Having escaped destruction during World War II, the city retains its charming medieval shape.

    We tour Poland’s historic capital with Wawel Royal Castle and Cathedral – venue of the coronations and burials of the Polish kings, and site of the relics of St Stanislaus the bishop, patron saint of Poland, the Old Town, with Europe’s largest market square. Opposite the Cloth Hall is the St. Mary’s Cathedral, world famous for its altar carved by Wit Stwosz. You enter the cathedral to explore its interiors.

    Then you walk along Kanonicza and Grodzka Streets, see the Collegium Maius, Jewish District of Kazimierz and magnificent Wawel Hill with a splendid 14th-century cathedral. After the tour the rest of the day is free.

    Day 9 – Krakow. Wednesday, Sep 16, 2026, Tour to Wieliczka Salt Mine.

    Following breakfast your private English-speaking driver meets you in hotel lobby and takes you to the Wieliczka Salt Mine located about a 40-minute drive away. The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Poland and a UNESCO-listed Heritage Site. The mine was opened in the 13th century and produced table salt until 2007; thus, it is one of the world’s oldest-operating salt mines. Several kilometers walk through the chambers and chapels hollowed out from the rock salt, foremost among them in terms of its ornate beauty and size is the world-famous St. Kinga’s Chapel. From here we go on to the church known as the “Ark of the Lord” in the working-class district of Nowa Huta – a church wrung out of the Communist authorities by the residents of Nowa Huta in a bloody struggle, a testimony to the resistance of the people of Krakow to the forced atheization of the period of Communist dictatorship. The route for visitors covers a 3.5 km (2.2 ft) section located at a depth of 64 m to 135 m (210 ft to 443 ft). Upon arrival at the mine, you have a group guided tour. After you return to your Krakow hotel. The rest of the day is free.

    Day 10 – Krakow. Thursday, Sep 17, 2026, Day trip to Łagiewniki and Wadowice

    Today we set-off for yet another sightseeing day trip from Krakow. First, we head to Łagiewniki for a visit to the Divine Mercy Sanctuary. We also visit the John Paul II Sanctuary. We then visit Wadowice, John Paul II’s birthplace and a small, peaceful town with strong spiritual significance. Before returning to Krakow, we head to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. A UNESCO World Heritage Site — known as the “Polish Jerusalem.” Its 17th-century Bernardine monastery and network of chapels and paths represent the Passion of Christ and the life of Mary. A major pilgrimage destination, often visited in connection with Kraków and Wadowice.

    Day 11 – Krakow. Friday, Sep 18, 2026, Departure Home.

    After breakfast you check out and depart from Krakow.

    Included:

    • Accommodation at 4-star hotels.
    • Breakfasts and dinners.
    • Airport transfers and all transportation according to the itinerary.
    • Breathtaking sightseeing tours according to the itinerary with professional bilingual guides.
    • Support line during the trip.
    • International flight

    Not included: Multiple arrival/departure transfers, other meals not mentioned in the program, optional tours and services, tips for bus drivers and guides, local city taxes and all personal expenses.

    Please note:

    1. Hotels availability is subject to change. In case current hotels are booked out we will provide alternative hotels of an equal value for you.
    2. Price is per person double occupancy. Private single room add $550.
    3. We include 1 vehicle for your arrival and departure transfers. If multiple vehicles are required additional transfer costs will apply.
    4. Сity taxes are not included in the price. This is a small tax (1-5 EUR per person per night) collected by many cities. You will need to pay it at the hotel on checkout.
    5. As a standard, our travel packages include one checked-in bag, one carry-on, and one handbag per person. Please let us know if you require additional luggage beyond our standard allowance. Please note that there may be an additional charge for extra luggage. The charge will depend on the amount and size of the luggage you wish to bring.

    Travel Authorization Requirement: Certain destinations require US citizens to fill out Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) prior to their journey. Please see the list below and prepare accordingly:

    Stress-free Booking: Book your journey without stress and at convenient pace. You can pay a deposit of 20% to book any tour; the final balance will be due 90 days before start date.

    On-Trip Support: If you need assistance during your trip, you can contact our support team, Monday – Friday 00:00-21:00 CET (7 pm – 4 pm EST) & Saturday – Sunday: 00:00-19:00 CET (7 pm – 2 pm EST).

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    Postponed to 2027

    August 20–September 02, 2026

    14 days $8,100 per person / double occupancy

    Day 1 – Departure -Any Major USA Airport

    Thursday, Aug 20, 2026

    Day 2 – Arrival to Edinburgh – Private Airport Transfer

    Friday, Aug 21, 2026

    Upon arrival, you have a check-in at the hotel. The rest of the day is at your own leisure.

    Day 3 – Edinburgh

    Saturday, Aug 22, 2026

    Edinburgh Royal Mile & Edinburgh Castle

    Following breakfast you get to explore the capital of Scotland – Edinburgh!

    Together with the guide you start a 4-hour tour of the Old Town and explore this culturally and historically important part of the city. Today you walk along the famous Royal Mile which connects two royal residences – the Castle and the palace of Holyrood House.

    Before you visit the Edinburgh Castle, you hear a comprehensive history insight from your guide and visit the castle independently. Here you may see the Honours (Crown Jewels) of Scotland, the famous 15th century gun Mons Meg, the One O’ Clock Gun inside the castle.

    Your guided walking tour ends before you visit the castle and after exploring the castle you may spend time in the city on your own or return to the hotel.

    The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

    Join an annual August series of military tattoos performed by British Armed Forces, Commonwealth and international military bands, and artistic performance teams on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle in the capital of Scotland.

    Day 4 – Edinburgh

    Sunday, Aug 23, 2026

    Travel to Inverness via Scottish Highlands with Blair Castle & Culloden Moor

    Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and depart from Edinburgh.

    You start the day with a tour of the Blair Castle, the ancient seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl and home to Europe’s last remaining private regiment, the Atholl Highlanders, and discover the unique story of this castle.

    As you drive north into the Cairngorms National Park you take in the amazing scenery, learn some more about the wonderful wilderness of Scotland: five of the six highest mountains of United Kingdom are located within the park, huge forests of ancient native trees are found here as well as cascading waterfalls and rich wildlife.

    You then continue to Culloden Moor – the site of the final Jacobite Rising where the Jacobites were finally defeated by government soldiers in 1746. Explore the Culloden Visitor Centre, located beside the battlefield, that features artifacts of the battle and interactive displays that reveal the background to the conflict.

    Your last stop for today is a visit to the 4000-year-old Bronze Age cemetery complex – Clava Cairns. This exceptionally well-preserved prehistoric site casts a light upon the distant history of Highland Scotland. At the end of a tour, you are taken to Inverness.

    Upon arrival, you have a check-in at the hotel. The rest of the day is at your own leisure.

    Day 5 – Inverness

    Monday, Aug 24, 2026

    Isle of Skye Tour with Eilean Donan Castle

    Enjoy the beauty of the untouched nature in its glory, embarking on a full day tour to the famous Isle of Skye.

    Early in the morning, you leave the city of Inverness with your guide-driver, passing the legendary Loch Ness, observing dramatic Highland scenery and paying a visit to the most photographed castle in Scotland, Eilean Donan Castle.

    The next destination on your agenda is the picturesque Kyle of Lochalsh, a village on the mainland which serves as the gateway to the scenic Isle of Skye, a place of inspiration for many movie makers, poets, and travelers.

    Upon arrival on the Isle, you travel around the island’s east coast through the gorgeous Cuillin Mountains, experiencing truly breathtaking panoramas. Then you arrive at the lovely town of Portree, overlooking a sheltered bay and serving as the capital city of the island. While in Portree, you have some free time to explore the town and grab a snack.

    Afterward, you proceed to the northernmost peninsula of the Isle of Skye, Trotternish to observe some unusual natural formations like the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, and the Quiraing, and take some memorable photos of this extraterrestrial place.

    Following the tour, you are transferred back to Inverness. The route you take back differs from the one in the morning, so you have even more opportunities to admire the Highland scenery.

    Day 6 – Inverness

    Tuesday, Aug 25, 2026

    Travel to Glasgow via Glencoe & Glenfinnan

    Start your day with a hearty breakfast before departing from Inverness for an unforgettable journey.

    Your first stop is the dramatic Glencoe, where your driver-guide will share the area’s gripping history, filled with tales of dark deeds and historical significance.

    The tour then takes you to Glenfinnan, where you’ll have the chance to see the legendary Jacobite Steam Train—better known as the Hogwarts Express—crossing the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct, a highlight for any Harry Potter fan.

    Finally, you’ll continue south to Glasgow.

    Arrival in Glasgow – Upon arrival, you have a check-in at the hotel. The rest of the day is at your own leisure.

    Day 7 – Glasgow

    Wednesday, Aug 26, 2026

    Guided Glasgow City Tour

    Following breakfast in your hotel, meet your guide and start a 4-hour walking tour. Together you explore the gems and the great historical importance of Glasgow.

    This port city on the River Clyde, famous for its shipbuilding industry, is famed for its outstanding Victorian and art nouveau architecture, fine art museums and excellent shopping opportunities.

    Tour of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

    Meet your guide in the morning for a trip to one of the most popular museums of Scotland – Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. It was opened in 1901 and houses 22 galleries and a wide range of exhibits, including Renaissance art, taxidermy, and artifacts from ancient Egypt. Together with your guide, enjoy a tour through the true gems of the collection. Please note that this tour includes public transportation to the Museum and back to the hotel.

    Day 8 – Glasgow

    Thursday, Aug 27, 2026

    Departure to Belfast

    Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and depart from Glasgow.

    Arrival in Belfast – Welcome to the capital of Northern Ireland – Belfast!  Upon arrival, you check in to your centrally located hotel.

    Guided Belfast City Tour

    After delicious breakfast you meet your local guide in the hotel lobby and start your walking city tour of Belfast.

    Following a drive through the streets of Belfast and photo stops at the historic Queens University area and City Hall you will visit the magnificent grounds of Stormont for a short walk through the estate.

    You then proceed to the west of the city for a drive through the Irish Republican Falls Road area to view the numerous murals which chronicle the key events of the conflict and peace process.

    You will also have the unique opportunity to write your name on one of the peace walls. Before returning to your hotel, you will visit rejuvenated historic St. Annes Cathedral Quarter.

    Day 9 – Belfast

    Friday, Aug 28, 2026

    Giant’s Causeway & Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

    After breakfast get ready for an exciting day trip! Together with your guide-driver set forth to the unique and mysterious rock formations – the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon arrival, you have some free time to explore Giant’s Boot, Wishing Chair, The Camel and Shepherds’ Steps and some time for the Visitor Center.

    You then make a stop at the famous Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge – the exhilarating crossing that connects the mainland to Carrick-a-Rede Island. You can take a walk across it (own expense) and try hard not to look down at the 100-feet (30-meter) drop!

    Today you also visit the world’s oldest whisky distillery, Old Bushmills Distillery, where you tour a working distillery with all the associated sights and smells and have a tasting.

    Then you proceed to the Dark Hedges road – Northern Irish filming location that was used in the award-winning ‘Game of Thrones’.

    After the tour, you return to your hotel in Belfast and have the rest of the day free.

    Giant’s Causeway & Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

    Day 10 – Belfast

    Saturday, Aug 29, 2026

    Travel to Galway via Boyne Valley and Newgrange

    You first reach the Boyne Valley (or Brú na Bóinne in Irish) to explore its highlights: the Monasterboice, remains of an early Christian monastic settlement, the Mellifont Abbey, which is one of the first Cistercian abbeys in Ireland, and the Hill of Tara, an ancient coronation site for Irish High Kings and the seat of the High King of Ireland where the Druid forefather ruled supremely before the arrival of Christianity.

    Then you proceed to Newgrange which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A prehistoric circular mound, built during the Neolithic period, around 3200 BC, making it older than Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids.

    After the tour, your guide-driver transfers you to Galway.

    Arrival in Galway
    Upon arrival, you are taken to your hotel for the check-in.

    The rest of the day is free to explore Galway city and enjoy some of the great music and food in the bars and restaurants.

    Day 11 – Galway

    Sunday, Aug 30, 2026

    Galway City Tour

    Following breakfast, you meet your guide and go on an exciting walking tour around Galway and its best sights.

    Your tour starts at the Eyre Square, where you learn about the Occupy Wall Street movement and other important points of Galway history. Then you explore Brown’s Doorway, John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaque and quincentennial Fountain.

    As you make your way through the Old Town of Galway, you also see Lynch’s Castle, St Nicolas’ Church and the beautiful Spanish Arch.

    After the tour you either return to your hotel or continue exploring city on your own.

    Walking Tour of Galway

    Day 12 – Galway

    Monday, Aug 31, 2026

    Cliffs of Moher & Burren Discovery Tour

    Start your day with a private guide-driver with a visit to the iconic Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland’s most breathtaking natural landmarks.

    Towering 700 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, the cliffs offer unrivalled panoramic views, making it a must-see destination for nature lovers and photographers alike. You’ll have ample time to explore the cliffs, take in the views, and visit the nearby visitor center.
    Next, venture into the mystical Burren, a UNESCO Global Geopark, renowned for its dramatic limestone landscape and rare flora. Your guide will lead you through this unique terrain, explaining the fascinating geological features and how they shape the local ecosystem. You can also explore ancient sites such as Poulnabrone Dolmen, a prehistoric portal tomb that offers a glimpse into Ireland’s distant past.

    After the tour, we head to Dublin.

    Welcome to the fabulous capital of Ireland – Dublin!

    Upon arrival, your driver transfers you to your centrally located hotel for the check-in.

    Day 13 – Dublin

    Tuesday, Sep 01, 2026

    Dublin City Tour with Trinity College & Dublin Castle

    After full Irish breakfast this morning, meet your guide in the hotel lobby and carry on to a walking city tour of Dublin.

    During the sightseeing tour you see many of Dublin’s icons while being guided to some hidden and wonderful spots that visitors most often miss.

    You see Dublin Castle, Christchurch Cathedral, the famous Ha’penny Bridge, the Georgian doors of Dublin and Trinity College Library where you see the famous Book of Kells.

    Guinness Gravity Bar Experience

    Enjoy a visit to the most popular Ireland attraction – the remarkable Guinness Storehouse, located in the heart of the St. James’s Gate Brewery.

    Your self-touring of the Storehouse begins at the bottom of the world’s largest pint glass and as you make your way to the 7th floor you learn about the history and the making of Guinness through various interactive experiences.

    Dublin Walking Tour with Entrance to the Book of Kells

    Guinness Gravity Bar Experience

    Day 14 – Dublin

    Wednesday, Sep 02, 2026

    Departure Home – Private Airport Transfer

    Following breakfast, you check out of the hotel and depart from Dublin.

    Included

    • Accommodation at 4-star hotels.
    • Breakfasts and Dinners
    • Airport transfers and all transportation according to the itinerary.
    • Breathtaking sightseeing tours according to the itinerary with professional bilingual guides.
    • Support line during the trip.

    Not included: Transportation from your home city to and from the airport/ multiple arrival/departure transfers, tips for bus driver(s), guides, single private room supplement $600, other meals not mentioned in the program, optional tours and services, local city taxes and all personal expenses.

    Please note:

    1. Hotels availability is subject to change. In case current hotels are booked out we will provide alternative hotels of an equal value for you.
    2. We include 1 vehicle for your arrival and departure transfers. If multiple vehicles are required additional transfer costs will apply.
    3. Сity taxes are not included in the price. This is a small tax (1-5 EUR per person per night) collected by many cities. You will need to pay it at the hotel on checkout.
    4. As a standard, our travel packages include one checked-in bag, one carry-on, and one handbag per person. Please let us know if you require additional luggage beyond our standard allowance. Please note that there may be an additional charge for extra luggage. The charge will depend on the amount and size of the luggage you wish to bring.

    Travel Authorization Requirement: Certain destinations require US citizens to fill out Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) prior to their journey. Please see the list below and prepare accordingly:

    Stress-free Booking: Book your journey without stress and at convenient pace. You can pay a deposit of 25% ($2,025) to book this tour, the final balance will be due 90 days before start date.

    On-Trip Support: If you need our assistance during your trip, you can contact our support team from Monday – Friday 00:00-21:00 CET (7 pm – 4 pm EST) & Saturday – Sunday: 00:00-19:00 CET (7 pm – 2 pm EST).