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Seamus Kennedy's Celtic Cultural Excursion SCOTLAND & IRELAND Seamus Kennedy’s Celtic Cultural Excursion SCOTLAND & IRELAND June 3 - 14, 2020 $3799* per person sharing (Land Only) Group Air will be available after July 15th Your Tour to Scotland & Ireland Includes: ❖ Breakfast daily (B) & 7 Dinners (D) Payment Schedule: ❖ 10 Nights in 4 & 5 Star hotels A $500 non-refundable per person deposit secures your ❖ Principal Hotel, Edinburgh, Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness spot on the tour. Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow ❖ Hibernian Hotel, Kilkenny, Great Southern Hotel, Killarney Final Payment will be due no later than Adare Manor, Limerick (5-star) March 2nd, 2020 ❖ Luxury Coach transportation Tour price is based on double occupancy ❖ Porterage 1 piece of luggage per person ❖ Gratuity to driver/guide Trip insurance is available for additional cost and is ❖ Taxes, service charges for all included services strongly recommended. It should be purchased at *Not Included: time of deposit to cover any pre-existing conditions. ❖ Airfare (Group air will be available after July 15th) ❖ Single Supplement $1329 ❖ Meals where not indicated ❖ Travel Protection/Insurance $266 per person double occupancy, $359 per person single occupancy (land only). Insurance rate will be adjusted when group air is added. Sightseeing Highlights: Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood House, Museum, Culloden Battlefield, Loch Ness Cruise & Urqhart Castle, Whisky Distillery Tour & Tasting, Smithwicks Brewery, Kilkenny Walking Tour, Rock of Cashel, Blarney Castle, Dingle Peninsula. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY YOUR FIRST, MIDDLE, & LAST NAME EXACTLY AS ON YOUR PASSPORT THIS IS HOW YOUR AIRLINE TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED. 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I understand that once airfare is added, airline taxes and fees are subject to change until group tickets are issued and paid for in full. Any special requests must be made at time of booking. Airline seats are assigned by the airline and seat preference cannot be guaranteed. Please sign below to accept the above terms and conditions. X___________________________________________________ X__________________________________________________ Send your deposit to: Isle Inn Tours – 105 Oronoco St., Ste. 111, Alexandria, VA 22314 – Attn: Fiona (800) 237-9376 Ext 1003 Direct: (703) 997-6723 email: [email protected] Seamus Scotland & Ireland 0620 Itinerary Wed. June 3 – Depart the USA on your overnight flight to Edinburgh. Yippee! Try to get some sleep; this is gonna be fun! Thu. June 4 – we land, we taxi to the gate, we collect our bags, clear customs & immigration, and meet our guide for a panoramic city tour of Edinburgh, both the Old Town and New Town, on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. After check-in at our city center hotel we'll have some time to relax. This evening is free to explore on your own. Overnight Principal Hotel, Edinburgh. (B) Fri. June 5 - Breakfast! Try the haggis! Then our guide will lead us to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, associated Scottish historic figures such as Mary, Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Today it is used by the Queen on official engagements in Scotland. Next we visit the 12th century Edinburgh Castle which houses the Honours (Crown Jewels) of Scotland, and the Stone of Destiny. The remainder of the day will be free. Seamus will have a musical soirée this evening. Overnight Principal Hotel, Edinburgh. (B) Sat. June 6 - More haggis, anyone? This morning we cross the river Forth towards the Highlands. After a short stop in the Victorian holiday village of Pitlochry we reach the Cairngorms National Park. Lunch here while taking in the majesty of the ancient Caledonian Pine Forests of the Rothiemurchus Estate, then north to Inverness. Overnight Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness (B, D) Sun. June 7 - Ooh, look, haggis! This morning we go east to Culloden Battlefield, site of the last battle fought on British soil, and then to the Clava Cairns, before enjoying a legacy tour and a dram (or two?) at Tomatin Whisky Distillery. Then it’s back to Inverness for the evening and a little night music. Overnight Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness (B, D) Mon. June 8 - Following haggis, sorry, breakfast, we will enjoy a Nessie-spotting on cruise Loch Ness and entrance to Urquhart Castle. From here, west through Fort William for lunch and past Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK. Arrive into Glasgow in the early evening for dinner and a session. Overnight Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow. (B, D) Tue. June 9 - Breakfast - last chance for haggis! Then a guided Tour of Glasgow City before heading to Glasgow Airport for the flight to Dublin, where our Irish driver/guide will transfer us to our luxury motor coach. Southward to the city of Kilkenny, where Seamus has organized a grand pub session. Overnight Hibernian Hotel, Kilkenny (B, D) Wed. June 10 - Breakfast, white pudding (kinda like haggis!), then a local guide will lead us on an informative and entertaining walking tour of the city to explore its lanes, streets and stories. In Smithwicks Brewery, we experience the brewing process, and sample the amber ale. This evening, a little exploration or a quiet pint in one of Kilkenny’s many fine pubs before dinner in our hotel perhaps? Seamus Delaney's, anyone? Overnight Hibernian Hotel, Kilkenny (B, D) Thu. June 11 - Breakfast, (black pudding, nothing like haggis!), and we head to the Rock Of Cashel, a limestone outcrop of 12th Century fortifications, cathedral, chapel and castle. After an audio/visual presentation, time to stroll the grounds on our own. Great photo ops here! Then, on to the famous Blarney Castle in Co. Cork, where we can climb to the top and kiss the stone to receive the ‘gift of the gab’. Explore the grounds, shop in the Woollen Mills or have a pint in the pub, tough decision! Now, over to Killarney and some free time to have a little wander around town before dinner. Overnight Great Southern Hotel, Killarney (B, D) Fri. June 12 - After breakfast (the full Irish!), let's travel along the Dingle Peninsula to enjoy stunning views of the Slieve Mish Mountains and the open Atlantic Ocean. From Slea Head, Ireland’s most Western point, see the Blasket Islands, and on a clear day – America (kidding!). Return to Killarney in the afternoon, and dinner will be at our hotel. Who knows what musical interlude Mr. Kennedy has planned for this evening? But it will be fun! Overnight Great Southern Hotel, Killarney (B) Sat. June 13 – A leisurely breakfast in Killarney, then a short jaunt to the village of Adare where we can enjoy some free time in town while our bags are transferred to the Manor. Arrive at the beautiful five-star Adare Manor in the early afternoon with time to explore the grounds or take part in one of the many activities available on site. This evening we'll enjoy our farewell dinner together in the Carriage Restaurant. Don't forget your Party-piece! Overnight Adare Manor, Limerick (B, D) Sun. June 14 - After breakfast depart for Shannon Airport where you’ll clear US Customs, Border Protection (Passport) and TSA in time for a little last-minute Duty-Free shopping. You’ll arrive back in the U.S. as a “domestic” passenger making it convenient to connect to an onward flight or to exit the airport with ease. Slán abhaile! – Safe home! And Go raibh maith agat! Thank you! (B) .
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