Stand Before the Ring of Brogdar

In Scotland, see the spine-tingling Ring of Brodgar, a ceremonial circle of ancient standing stones dating to 2700 BC, remarkably perched on a strip of land bordered by both fresh and salt water.

Feel the Drama of the Outer Hebrides

Sailing through the Western Isles of Scotland, you’ll be surrounded by wild and windswept beaches, towering peaks and peat moors — something you also get to experience up close on a choice of shore excursions.

Walk Beaches Once Roamed by William Butler Yeats

In “Yeats Country,” experience the landscapes and beaches that inspired the artistry of Ireland’s great poet, enjoy a reading at the Yeats Society and visit the gravesite of the Yeats himself.

Explore the Cliffs and Sea Stacks of St. Kilda

At the UNESCO-listed St. Kilda Islands, walk among an ancient settlement featuring beehive-shaped cells of rough stone, all backed by the islands’ staggering cliffs and sea stacks.

Ireland’s Connemara and Cliffs of Moher

Opt for a day in Ireland’s breathtaking Connemara region with its jagged, filigreed shoreline, where you won’t want to miss the chance to gaze upon the Cliffs of Moher, 700 feet of layered stone soaring up to green pastureland.

Imagine the Star Wars Saga at Skellig Michael

This awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Site isn’t you’re ordinary ancient monastic settlement; It also holds fantastic birdlife and doubled as Luke Skywalker’s Jedi Temple in Star Wars, the epic space opera created by Goerge Lucas.

Sail to the White Cliffs of Dover

View England’s iconic White Cliffs of Dover before disembarking in England, where a long list of adventures includes Canterbury and its prestigious Cathedral and Leeds Castle, home to six English queens, as well as two nights in London.