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v DUBLIN (2) Shannon KILLARNEY (2) Ring of Blarney Kerry STRATFORD (1) v Oxford LONDON (2) 9 DAYS What’s Included • Round-trip airfare • 7 nights in three & four-star hotels • Full-time CHA Tour Director • Breakfast & dinner daily • On-tour transportation by private motorcoach & ferry • Guided sightseeing & walking tours England & the Emerald Isle • Visits shown in italics in itinerary Day 1: Departure from the USA coach to the capital city of Dublin, located along the banks of the River Liffey. 2018 TOUR PRICES Day 2: London Touch down in London, Eng - Oct 1- Feb 1- Mar 18- May 16- land’s historic capital. Meet your Tour Director Day 6: Dublin This morning, tour Dublin with Jan 31 Mar 17 May 15 Sept 30 at the airport and drive to your hotel. Later, get your expert guide with views of the National New York 2239 2389 2679 2929 better acquainted with London on your CHA Gallery, Christ Church Cathedral, Phoenix Park, Boston 2279 2439 2729 2979 Walking Tour to bustling Trafalgar Square. Parnell Square, O’Connell Street, and the former Philadelphia 2359 2509 2809 3049 Syracuse/Buffalo 2389 2539 2839 3089 Parliament House. Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Day 3: London See Big Ben, the Houses of Pittsburgh 2369 2519 2819 3059 where the well-known Irish satirist Jonathan Washington/Baltimo r e 2369 2519 2819 3049 Parliament, Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall Swift is entombed, and Trinity College to visit Norfolk 2429 2579 2869 3109 and Piccadilly Circus on your guided sightseeing its impressive library housing the brilliantly Richmond/Roanoke 2439 2599 2889 3129 tour this morning. Included is a visit to Christo - Detroit 2439 2589 2889 3119 illuminated Book of Kells. On your free time, pher Wren’s masterful St. Paul’s Cathedral built Columbus/Cleveland 2439 2589 2889 3119 consider a visit to the Dublin Writers Museum Cincinnati/Dayton 2439 2589 2889 3119 in the late 1600’s after the Great Fire of London to learn about the city’s rich literary heritage. Indianapolis 2459 2609 2909 3129 destroyed the previous structure. End your tour Charlotte/Raleigh 2459 2609 2899 3149 Greensboro 2459 2609 2909 3149 as you observe Her Majesty’s troops performing Day 7: Dublin-Blarney-Killarney Today’s the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace Columbia/Charlesto n 2459 2609 2909 3149 drive leads to Blarney Castle, one of Ireland’s Chicago 2439 2589 2899 3119 (time permitting). Enjoy an afternoon at leisure oldest, most historic castles. During your visit, Milwaukee 2499 2649 2959 3179 to shop at Harrod’s, take a ride on a red double- you will have the chance to kiss its famed stone Louisville/Lexington 2459 2609 2909 3149 decker bus, or visit Madame Tussaud’s world- Minneapolis 2489 2639 2939 3179 to acquire its legendary “Gift of Gab.” Proceed famous Wax Museum. St. Louis/Kansas City 2499 2649 2949 3179 to Killarney, famous for its beautiful lakes and Omaha/Des Moines 2499 2649 2949 3179 mountains. Overnight in the Killarney area. Atlanta 2459 2609 2909 3159 Day 4: London-Oxford-Stratford Memphis/Little Rock 2469 2619 2919 3169 A morning drive leads to Oxford, England’s Day 8: Killarney-Ring of Kerry-Killarney Knoxville/Mobile 2539 2689 2989 3239 “City of Dreaming Spires,” for a walking tour Nashville 2489 2639 2939 3189 of Britain’s oldest university town. Later, head The day begins with an orientation tour of the Birmingham 2469 2619 2919 3169 to Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon where bustling market town of Killarney. Drive through Miami 2469 2619 2919 3149 Killarney National Park to visit Muckross House, Tampa/Orlando 2469 2619 2919 3149 sightseeing reveals the town’s charming Tudor- Jacksonville 2479 2629 2919 3169 style architecture and includes visits to Shake - a magnificent 19th-century Victorian mansion Dallas/Houston 2479 2629 2939 3179 speare’s Birthplace on Henley Street and his and one of Ireland’s leading stately homes. San Antonio/Austin 2499 2649 2949 3189 wife Anne Hathaway’s Thatched Cottage. Afterwards, take an exhilarating tour of the New Orleans 2489 2639 2939 3189 Ring of Kerry with its 126 miles of rugged Oklahoma City/Tulsa 2489 2639 2939 3189 Overnight in the area. Phoenix/Las Vegas 2519 2669 2969 3219 coastal scenery. Los Angeles 2519 2669 2969 3219 Day 5: Stratford-Ferry to Ireland-Dublin San Francisco 2519 2669 2969 3219 Journey via lovely English countryside to scenic Day 9: Killarney-Shannon-Departure San Diego/Tucson 2529 2679 2979 3219 Wales, where you board your ferry crossing to Drive to the Shannon airport to board your Seattle/Portland 2549 2699 2999 3239 Denver/Wichita 2529 2679 2979 3219 Ireland. Once on Irish soil, proceed by motor - return flight to the United States. Salt Lake City 2529 2679 2979 3219 Boise/Albuquerque 2579 2729 3029 3259 $ Prices above do not include CHA’s $95 Registration Fee EARN $100 IN BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAVINGS! & $659 Airport Taxes & Surcharges and any applicable Adult, Weekend or Rooming Fees. To get a detailed tour Book your 2018 CHA tour this fall and save! See page 5 for complete details. quote for your group, visit www.cha-tours.com. (S014) 19.
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