Portland 4th June

Discover the beauty of Dorset on a full-day shore excursion from Portland. Explore the beautiful Jurassic Coast, and take a short walk to view the stunning rock formations of Durdle Door. Visit the idyllic village of Lulworth Cove, and take some time for snacks, then it's on to the impressive ruins of Corfe Castle, royal palace, prison and fortress. The village of Corfe is up next, a delightful hamlet and the murder site of an Anglo-Saxon king.

This is a Full Day Tour.

Includes commentary, photo stops, and time for refreshments. Entrance to Corfe Castle included. Food and Drink not included.

Cork 6th June

Discover Cork on this tour of the largest Irish county. Visit Blarney Castle and kiss the legendary Blarney Stone, then roam its magnificent gardens. Stop by The Blarney Woollen Mills and take a scenic driving tour through Cork city centre, seeing famous landmarks such as the Shandon Bells. Along the way you’ll learn all about the fearsome Vikings and Anglo Normans from Cork’s long history. Finally, explore the village of Kinsale, otherwise known as Ireland’s Gourmet Capital. The perfect place to stop for lunch!

This is a Full Day Tour.

Includes commentary, photo stops, and time for refreshments. Entrance to Blarney Castle and Gardens Included. Food and Drink not included.

Glasgow 9th June

Explore Scotland with us, starting with Stirling Castle. Sat atop a crag above the river Forth, this historic castle was home to generations of Scottish monarchs, including Mary Queen of Scots. Take a moment to wander the castle grounds, and be sure to take photos! From there we proceed to Aberfoyle Visit Scotland centre, and stop at the village for lunch. Once you've had time to explore, it's off to the famous Loch Lomond, granting you a fantastic photo opportunity at one of Scotland's largest lochs.

This is a Full Day Tour.

Includes commentary, photo stops, and time for refreshments.  Stirling Castle admission ticket and lunch not included.

Kirkwall 11th June

Delve into the past on our guided tour of Kirkwall. Our guide will lead you through The Broch of Gurness, a drystone building dating back to around 200BC, and tell what has been learned of this ancient structure and its old inhabitants since its unearthing in 1929. We then head to the centre of Orkney to view the stunning Ring of Brodgar, a landmark dating back to the early Bronze Age. Your guide will discuss possible theories about these ancient standing stones, and those like them across Britain. Were they a prehistoric meeting place, a method of mapping the heavens, or something stranger still?

This is a Half Day Tour

Includes commentary, photo stops, and time for refreshments.