Grand Tour of the Bristish Isles & The Netherlands (Only in Spanish)
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25 days
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- Shared transfer from Heathrow Airport to your hotel. Accommodation and breakfast at Thistle Marble Arch Hotel, The Cumberland Hotel, Riu Plaza London Victoria, City Sleeper by Royal National Hotel, Copthorne Tara or similar.
- Morning panoramic coach tour covering Westminster, Kensington, Mayfair, and Belgravia. Photo stops at the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, London Eye, Royal Albert Hall, and Albert Memorial. Watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace (when operating). Continue through the West End, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Science Museum, and National Gallery. The tour ends around 11:45 am at Buckingham Palace. The rest of the day is free to explore London. Accommodation and breakfast as above.
- Hotel pickup and transfer to Euston station for train to Edinburgh. Upon arrival, official Anglovision representative welcomes you and transfers you to your hotel. Accommodation and breakfast at Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End, Holiday Inn Edinburgh Zoo or similar.
- Morning guided panoramic tour in Spanish of Edinburgh’s Georgian New Town and medieval Old Town. The rest of the day is free to explore this charming city—visit the castle, Holyrood Palace, Scottish Parliament, the Royal Yacht Britannia, or stroll through Prince’s Street Gardens. Accommodation and breakfast as above.
- Travel north across Forth Bridge, then visit St Andrews (home of golf and Scotland’s oldest university founded in 1413). Continue to Perth for lunch, then head into the Highlands via Pitlochry. Dinner, accommodation and breakfast at MacDonald Aviemore Highlands Hotel, Mercure Inverness or similar.
- Morning tour of Inverness city including the castle and cathedral. Optional boat trip on Loch Ness. Drive to Fort William (lunch stop), then through the spectacular Glencoe valley into Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. Arrive in Glasgow for a panoramic city tour. Accommodation and breakfast at Clayton Hotel Glasgow, Radisson Red Glasgow, Hampton by Hilton Glasgow or similar.
- We will say goodbye to Glasgow and take a ferry to sail through Irish waters until we reach the port of Belfast in Northern Ireland. After disembarking, we will head to the Giant’s Causeway, with free time for lunch en route. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is made up of around 40,000 basalt columns naturally sculpted over millions of years, forming a captivating landscape.
- We’ll have time to explore the visitor centre to learn about the site’s geological history and the legends surrounding it. Afterward, we’ll head inland through Northern Ireland towards Belfast, with a photo stop at the Dark Hedges — a tree-lined road that served as a filming location for the famous series Game of Thrones.Accommodation and breakfast at the Maldron Belfast City, Crowne Plaza Belfast, Ramada by Wyndham Belfast or similar.
- In the morning, we will take a panoramic tour of the city center of Belfast, the vibrant capital of Northern Ireland. We will delve into its past and understand its present as we stroll through its streets. We’ll learn about the story of David and Goliath, and see Cave Hill — the mountain that inspired Jonathan Swift to write Gulliver's Travels. We’ll also pass by the famous murals and gain insight into the differences between Protestant and Catholic neighborhoods, and their impact on society.
- We will visit the Titanic Quarter, a modern urban complex built on the very site where the Titanic was constructed, and enter the museum dedicated to recreating its history. Afterwards, we’ll have free time for lunch. Then, we will head toward Dublin, passing through the Mourne Mountains, and arrive in the afternoon in the capital of the Republic of Ireland, where you'll have free time to explore its streets.
- Tonight, you will have the option to enjoy a traditional Irish dinner accompanied by authentic Irish folklore music and dance (optional).Accommodation and breakfast at the Academy Plaza, Maldron Hotel Parnell Square or similar.
- We will begin the morning with a panoramic tour of Dublin, where we’ll discover its main attractions: the imposing Customs House, the historic Dublin Castles, the vibrant Temple Bar district, the elegant Merrion Square, and the colorful doors of the city, each hiding curious stories. We will also pass by the prestigious Trinity College and the Protestant St. Patrick’s Cathedral — both symbols of Irish culture.
- After a delicious lunch, we will leave Dublin and embark on a journey toward the west of Ireland. Our first stop will be the Monastery of Clonmacnoise, founded by Saint Ciarán in the 4th century. This monastic complex was an important center of religious and cultural learning during the Middle Ages and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- We will then continue toward the city of Athlone. Beyond its military past, Athlone stands out for its strategic location on the majestic River Shannon, the longest river in Ireland. At the end of the day, we will arrive in Galway, known as the "City of the Tribes," named after the 14 prosperous families who ruled the city during the Middle Ages.Dinner, accommodation, and breakfast included at the Connacht Hotel, Shannon Spring Hotel, Lough Rea Hotel & Spa, or similar.
- After breakfast, we will head northeast towards Knock, a place of great religious significance for Irish Catholics. There, we will visit the first National Marian Shrine, where the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in 1879. Today, she is known as Our Lady of Knock and is the Patroness of Ireland. The shrine receives over one and a half million pilgrims every year (Optional visit to the Shrine Museum).
- We will then continue our journey toward the stunning mountains of Connemara, a region chosen by poets and painters as a source of inspiration. We’ll enjoy the natural beauty of its crystal-clear lakes, valleys, and picturesque villages as we make our way to Kylemore Abbey. This former Victorian castle was the residence of the Mitchell Henry family until 1826, and later became a convent run by Benedictine nuns. Free time for lunch.
- In the afternoon, we will return to Galway for a very special walking tour: we’ll see the last Catholic Cathedral built in Ireland in 1965, the famous Spanish Arch, and the lively High Street filled with iconic Irish pubs, where you’ll have time to enjoy a wide selection of local beers and live traditional music.Dinner, accommodation, and breakfast included at the Connacht Hotel, Shannon Spring Hotel, Lough Rea Hotel & Spa, or similar.
- This morning, we will set out toward the Cliffs of Moher, passing through “The Burren,” which in Gaelic means “Rocky Land.” The Cliffs of Moher, an impressive stretch of limestone land facing the Atlantic Ocean, are a UNESCO-protected site. These cliffs offer unmatched views over the Atlantic, rising 200 meters above sea level and stretching for 8 kilometers. We will spend time admiring the cliffs and visiting the visitor center, as they are one of Ireland’s most iconic landmarks.
- Next, we’ll head to Limerick, where we will take a panoramic tour of the city—the fourth largest in Ireland—founded by the Vikings on the banks of the River Shannon. You’ll have free time in Limerick for lunch.
- We’ll then continue on to Cork, where we will enjoy a panoramic tour of the city, passing by the English Market, an iconic market in the heart of the city. We’ll also see St. Anne’s Church Shandon, the “Lying Clock,” and the Protestant Cathedral of Saint Fin Barre. Cork, known as the “Venice of Ireland,” is a city built on water and home to a major commercial port, from which countless ships departed for the New World during the time of the Great Irish Famine. You will have free time to stroll through the streets of Cork.Dinner, accommodation, and breakfast included at Cork International Hotel, Radisson Blu Cork, The Metropole Hotel, Garryvoe Hotel, Acton Hotel Kinsale, or similar.
- Today we will dedicate our day to exploring the Ring of Kerry, one of Ireland’s most famous tourist routes. This 170-kilometer journey takes us through the Iveragh Peninsula, one of the most picturesque areas in the west of the country. Inland lakes, beaches, and cliffs make up this stunning landscape, shaped by the last glaciation over a million years ago.
- Along the way, we’ll pass through traditional towns such as Waterville, Sneem, and Cahersiveen, where you’ll have free time to shop for Irish handicrafts and enjoy lunch at one of the region's typical Irish pubs. Afterward, we’ll return to the city of Cork.Dinner, accommodation, and breakfast included at Cork International Hotel, Radisson Blu Cork, The Metropole Hotel, Garryvoe Hotel, Acton Hotel Kinsale, or similar.
- We will begin the day by leaving the city of Cork and heading back to Dublin, making a stop at the Rock of Cashel. This fortress, which predates the Norman invasion, was handed over to ecclesiastical power and is closely linked to local legends of Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. In 1647, it was the site of a tragic massacre in which 3,000 people were killed by Oliver Cromwell’s troops.
- We will then continue our journey to the city of Kilkenny, where you will have free time for lunch and a short visit. You can stroll through its charming streets and take photos of the impressive Kilkenny Castle, built during the medieval period and owned by the Butler family until 1935.
- Finally, we will head to Dublin, where you’ll have the rest of the afternoon free to explore the city. This will be your last opportunity on the trip to shop in Ireland.Accommodation and breakfast included at Academy Plaza, Maldron Hotel Parnell Square, or similar.
- We will depart for the port of Dublin and board the ferry to cross the Irish Sea to Wales. Once in Wales, we’ll head to the coastal town of Caernarfon, home to Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This impressive castle was built by King Edward I in the 13th century and is one of the most famous in Wales. Since 1283, it played a key role in the final chapter of the conquest of Wales and was built not only as a military fortress but also as a seat of government and royal palace. In 1969, the castle gained international fame as the site of Prince Charles’ investiture as Prince of Wales.
- We’ll have free time to enjoy lunch and stroll through the town before continuing to Betws-y-Coed. Known as “the gateway to Snowdonia National Park,” this charming village is surrounded by dense forests, waterfalls like Swallow Falls, and is the meeting point of three rivers. We’ll enjoy the magical scenery on our way to Liverpool, a port city from which millions of emigrants set sail for the New World, and the birthplace of the world-famous rock band, The Beatles.
- After dinner at the hotel, you will have the option to visit the iconic Cavern Club, where The Beatles performed nearly 300 times.Dinner, accommodation, and breakfast included at Marriott Liverpool, Hotel Mercure Liverpool Atlantic Tower, or similar.
- In the morning, we’ll head to Chester for a walking tour of this walled city of Roman origin, which looks like something out of a fairytale. Its half-timbered “Black & White” neo-Tudor style houses and magnificent Gothic cathedral make it one of the most picturesque towns in England. We’ll also have free time to stroll through its charming streets before returning to Liverpool.
- We’ll arrive back before lunch and enjoy a magical and mysterious panoramic tour of Liverpool to discover the city of The Beatles and the places that inspired many of their songs. We will see both cathedrals: the Metropolitan Catholic Cathedral and the Anglican Cathedral. In the port area, we’ll visit the famous Albert Dock, maritime Liverpool, a fascinating place to explore the city’s industrial growth and its new cultural district expanding beyond the docks. Here you’ll find attractions such as the Merseyside Maritime Museum, the Tate Gallery, the Museum of Liverpool, the British Music Experience, or The Beatles Story museum (optional visit).
- The afternoon will be free to enjoy Liverpool at your own pace.Accommodation and breakfast at the Marriott Liverpool, Mercure Liverpool Atlantic Tower Hotel, or similar.
- Today, our tour will take us to Stratford-upon-Avon, a charming town on the banks of the River Avon and the birthplace of playwright William Shakespeare. We’ll enjoy a brief walking tour and then have free time for lunch, to stroll through its picturesque streets, and to discover some of the places that inspired Shakespeare’s works. Stratford is home to several institutions dedicated to the study of Shakespeare, such as the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and the Shakespeare Institute.
- We’ll then continue through the picturesque villages of the Cotswolds, with their thatched-roof cottages and beautiful gardens – a perfect representation of English charm. We’ll make a pleasant stop in one of these lovely villages before continuing our journey to the southwest, where we’ll stay overnight in Bath or Bristol.
- Accommodation and breakfast at the Hampton by Hilton Bath, Mercure Holland House in Bristol, or similar.
- This morning we will visit the mystical Stonehenge monument. The grand and ancient stone circle, with over 5,000 years of history, is one of the wonders of the world and has inspired the imagination and curiosity of visitors for centuries. Located on the Salisbury Plain, it is surrounded by a mysterious landscape dotted with burial mounds and prehistoric carvings, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- In the afternoon, we will return to Bath, where we’ll dive into the city’s rich history and beauty with a panoramic walking tour. We’ll stroll through its flower-adorned streets, admire its Georgian architecture, and enjoy free time to optionally visit the Roman Baths.
- You’ll have the rest of the afternoon free in Bath. Don’t miss Bath Abbey, an impressive 18th-century church with a stunning façade and ornate interior; the Jane Austen Centre, dedicated to the famous novelist who lived in Bath for several years; or the Pulteney Bridge, a beautiful three-arch Georgian bridge crossing the River Avon with stunning views of the city.
- Accommodation and breakfast at Hampton by Hilton Bath, Mercure Holland House in Bristol, or similar.
- We will leave Bath in the morning and head to the picturesque city of Salisbury, where we will enjoy a walking tour of its charming historic center. We’ll visit its impressive medieval cathedral, home to the best-preserved original copy of the Magna Carta, signed in 1215 by King John of England.
- Next, we will travel to the legendary city of Winchester, the former capital of Anglo-Saxon England. On a walking tour, we’ll discover its unique atmosphere, steeped in history and tradition. We’ll visit its majestic Gothic cathedral, where iconic figures such as Jane Austen, King Alfred the Great, and King Cnut the Great are buried.
- We will also visit the Great Hall of Winchester Castle, where we’ll see the famed Round Table of King Arthur, a piece full of mystery and legend.
- Finally, we’ll return to London in the mid-afternoon, with some free time left for last-minute shopping.Accommodation and breakfast at Thistle Marble Arch Hotel, The Cumberland Hotel, Riu Plaza London Victoria, City Sleeper by Royal National Hotel, Copthorne Tara, or similar.
- After breakfast, you will have the entire day free to enjoy London at your own pace. Enjoy an unforgettable afternoon combining tradition, entertainment, and culture. Relax with a charming themed Afternoon Tea while touring the most iconic sights of London aboard a classic double-decker bus. This is an ideal experience for those looking to savor British flavor with a unique twist (Optional). To end the day on a high note, be amazed by the magic of a musical in the West End.Accommodation and breakfast at Thistle Marble Arch Hotel, The Cumberland Hotel, Riu Plaza London Victoria, City Sleeper by Royal National Hotel, Copthorne Tara, or similar.
- After breakfast, our assistant will accompany you on an exciting journey across the English Channel, crossing the Eurotunnel (the impressive underwater connection between England and continental Europe) heading to Brussels, the European capital. The trip will be made by Eurostar train or by our comfortable coach, arriving directly in the heart of the city.Accommodation and breakfast at Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre, Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi, or similar.
- After breakfast, we will begin a fascinating tour of Brussels, exploring some of its most iconic sites. We will see the imposing Palace of Justice, one of the most impressive buildings in the city. Then, we will pass by the charming Grand Sablon Square, surrounded by elegant architecture and cafés with a sophisticated atmosphere. We will stroll to see the famous Manneken Pis statue, a symbol of the city with a curious history. Finally, we will arrive at the spectacular Grand Place, the vibrant heart of Brussels, where we can absorb the energy of its bustling streets and admire the impressive architecture of its historic buildings.In the afternoon, you will have free time to explore the city at your own pace, discovering its charms and immersing yourself in its cosmopolitan atmosphere. Brussels, known as the Capital of Europe, hosts the headquarters of the European Union, NATO, and other international organizations, establishing itself as an epicenter of global politics and diplomacy.Accommodation and breakfast at Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre, Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi, or similar.
- We will have breakfast at our hotel. Afterwards, we will take a trip back in time as we head to Ghent, the third largest city in Belgium. Ghent boasts the impressive Saint Bavo’s Cathedral, a city symbol and home to the famous painting “The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb” by Van Eyck. We will also see the Graslei, a historic quay that still preserves the charm of the old guilds that made the city famous. There will be time for lunch in Ghent. In the afternoon, we will travel to Bruges, known as the “Venice of the North.” It is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in the world. We will walk its cobblestone streets, visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood, which houses a relic of Christ’s blood, explore the Market Square, and admire its picturesque canals. In the evening, enjoy the local cuisine and don’t forget to taste some of the delicious Belgian chocolate.Accommodation and breakfast at Novotel Bruges Centrum or similar.
- After breakfast, we will board our coach and leave Bruges heading towards Antwerp. Known as the "City of Diamonds," around 84% of the world's uncut diamonds pass through here. We will make a brief stop at the Grote Markt: Antwerp’s central square, surrounded by impressive guild houses and crowned by the majestic Cathedral of Our Lady. Afterward, we will continue our journey north to The Hague, the third largest city in the Netherlands, home to the Dutch government and parliament. In The Hague, we will take a short panoramic tour to see some of its most emblematic sites such as the Binnenhof (the Dutch Parliament), the Peace Palace, and the International Criminal Court. After this panoramic visit, we will proceed to our final destination, Amsterdam.Accommodation and breakfast at Hampton by Hilton Amsterdam (Arena Boulevard), Leonardo Royal Amsterdam, or similar.
- We will start the day with a panoramic tour of Amsterdam, one of the most charming cities in the Netherlands. During the tour, we will admire the famous Dam Square, the city’s bustling heart, surrounded by buildings and the majestic 17th-century Royal Palace, the official residence of the Dutch Royal Family. The colorful Flower Market is a sea of colors and scents, famous for its tulips and other fresh flowers.
- In the afternoon, we will enjoy a relaxing cruise along Amsterdam’s iconic canals, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. We will sail through its narrow waterways and admire the beautiful gabled houses, historic bridges, and the lively city life. The cruise will last approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. After the cruise, you will have free time to explore Amsterdam at your own pace. We recommend visiting some of the city’s numerous museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum, the Rembrandt Museum, or the Anne Frank House.
- Accommodation and breakfast at Hampton by Hilton Amsterdam (Arena Boulevard), Leonardo Royal Amsterdam, or similar.
- Free morning until shared transfer from hotel to Amsterdam airport. End of tour.
Included
- Accommodation: 6 nights with half board (dinner and breakfast) / 18 nights with bed and breakfast, in indicated hotels or similar.
- Arrival transfers between London Heathrow Airport* and the hotel. Supplement for pickup at Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, or London City Airport: GBP 35.00 per person per trip (net price).
- Transfer from the London hotel to the train station and train ticket London-Edinburgh, preferred class. Assistance and transfer on arrival in Edinburgh.
- Traslado y asistencia para su viaje a Bruselas (El trayecto podrá ser realizado tanto en autobús o en tren Eurostar a través del Eurotunel)
- Departure transfer from the tour hotel to Amsterdam airport.
- Entrances: In the British Isles: Includes entrance to a whisky tasting experience (available in Ireland or Scotland), Giant’s Causeway, Titanic Museum, Clonmacnoise Monastery, Moher Cliffs, Kylemore Abbey, Stonehenge megalithic monument, Great Hall of Winchester Castle, and photo stops at Kilkenny Castle and Cashel Rock.
- Entrances In Benelux: Amsterdam canal cruise, approximately 75 minutes.
- Panoramic tours and guided visits: In the British Isles: Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Galway, Cork, Bath, and Liverpool.
- Panoramic tours and guided visits In the Netherlands: Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, The Hague, and Amsterdam.
- Half-day panoramic excursion in London.
Not included
- Porterage service is not included in the package price. You must carry your own luggage.
Important Notes
- Due to the Annual Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, the tour hotel may change to Manchester or nearby if hotel demand requires it. This event usually takes place in September.
- CITY TAX BRITISH ISLES: Starting June 2025 in Liverpool and from 2026 in Edinburgh, a local tourist tax (levy) may apply to improve city infrastructure and services. This cost will be covered solely by Anglovision in both cases. Should other overnight stops included in the itinerary implement a similar tax, these charges will not be covered and must be paid directly by the traveler.
- CITY TAX AMSTERDAM: Amsterdam also applies a tourist tax on accommodation price per night. This tax is paid directly at the hotel and helps finance local services.
