Save $1000 per couple on the ultimate Britain and Ireland tour
Clients will discover lively cities, breathtaking scenery and fascinating heritage on the 20-day Grand Tour of Britain & Ireland, and do it all for a fantastic, discounted price with Trafalgar.
Save $1000 per couple on the 20-day Grand Tour of Britain & Ireland (9 August – 7 September departures) – was priced from $4799 per person, now from $4299 per person, twin share (land only).
Clients can marvel at the mysterious stone circle of Stonehenge, visit the Georgian city of Bath and be awestruck by the spectacular Cliffs of Moher, towering above the Atlantic. They’ll enjoy sightseeing with experienced local guides in Derry, Belfast, Dublin and Edinburgh, plus so much more.
Just a few of the fascinating sightseeing highlights include:
Stonehenge: visit the stone circle
Cornish Highlights: excursion to view St. Michael’s Mount and St. Ives
Bath: visit the Roman Baths
Cork: orientation including views of St. Anne’s Shandon Church
Blarney: visit the castle and kiss the stone, if you are game
Killarney: Ring of Kerry drive
Adare: see the prettiest village in Ireland
Cliffs of Moher: see the seascape towering above the Atlantic, an Irish icon
Galway: enjoy an orientation tour of this lively town
Kylemore: view the stunning abbey
Giant’s Causeway: visit this geological formation of huge basalt columns, a natural wonder
Belfast: see the City Hall and Queen’s University
Dublin: sightseeing includes St. Patrick’s Cathedral and visits Trinity College to see the Book of Kells
Gretna Green: visit this historic site for eloping couples
Glasgow: enjoy an orientation tour
Isle of Skye: see the island of Bonnie Prince Charlie, a picturesque treat
St. Andrews: see the golf course
Edinburgh: visit the famous castle and enjoy views of Holyrood House
Hadrian’s Wall: see the fortifications
York: see the ‘Shambles’ and Minster.
The price of this holiday includes first-class hotel accommodation, touring by luxury air conditioned coach, locally guided sightseeing, professional multi-lingual tour director, buffet breakfast daily, farewell dinner with wine in York, some dinners and airport transfers.
To be eligible for this deal clients must book (and pay in full within seven days) before 29 February, 2008.
As the European expert, Trafalgar is committed to offering you the most extensive range of holiday choices across all of Europe and the UK. With fully escorted train holidays, river cruises, Mediterranean cruising, as well as coach touring, the breadth of Trafalgar’s transportation options is unparalleled, ensuring that your journey is just as exciting as each fascinating destination.
For more information visit www.trafalgar.net.au/Europe
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