WJAG presents Enchanting , Northern Ireland & Scotland August 2 – August 13, 2020 - (12 days/11 nights) Includes all transfers, airfare, insurance and more! $600 deposit required – Balance due by April 10, 2020

Day 1, August 2: Transfer to airport for overnight flight to Dublin, Ireland (D)

Day 2, August 3: Arrive Dublin - City Tour Following arrival at Dublin Airport, you will be met by your tour director and escorted to your awaiting motorcoach. This morning you will enjoy a tour of Dublin City, founded as a Viking settlement and has been home to the Irish Parliament since the creation of the Irish Free State in 1922. On your tour, you will see the Georgian Squares with their 18th Century houses, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Phoenix Park (biggest town park in Europe), statue filled O’Connell Street and the fashionable Grafton Street. You will also see Trinity College which houses the Book of Kells. You will also visit Kilmainham Goal which opened in 1796 and closed its doors in 1924. You will enjoy a guided tour of the prison and hear the stories of the leaders of several rebellions who were detained and, in some cases, executed here. This afternoon you will check into your hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight: Dublin. (D)

Day 3, August 4: Blarney – Killarney This morning you depart Dublin for Killarney. Your journey today will take you through the horse breeding county of Kildare and continue through the rich farmlands of Tipperary to Cashel where you will see the amazing Rock of Cashel. This was the seat of the Kings of Munster from 370 – 1101 and a famous ecclesiastical center. You continue to Blarney where you will have an opportunity to visit Blarney Castle and kiss the famous Blarney Stone said to bestow the gift of eloquence on all those who dare. This will be followed by some free time for some optional shopping at the Blarney Woollen Mills. From here you travel to Killarney for a two-night stay. Overnight: Killarney. (B,D)

Day 4, August 5: The Peninsula Today you will enjoy the unspoiled beauty of the Dingle Peninsula, once cited as the most beautiful place on earth' by Geographic. You will stop at the Brian de Staic studio in Dingle which specializes in Celtic jewelry, handcrafted and engraved with ancient Celtic symbols and the letters of the ogham alphabet, an ancient Irish form of writing. As you continue around Slea Head you will get some breathtaking views of the Atlantic coastline and see some beehive huts (early monastic settlements) dating back over a thousand years. Your tour will take you to the most westerly point of Ireland where you can view the Blasket Islands. You will also see the locations for such films as Ryan’s Daughter and the more recently filmed Far and Away which starred Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. You will have some free time in Dingle for lunch before returning to Killarney. This evening, you will travel to Kate Kearney’s Cottage where you will enjoy a traditional Irish dinner in a cozy, informal atmosphere followed by the best of traditional Irish music, song and dance. Overnight: Killarney. (B, D)

Day 5, August 6: Tralee - Shannon Ferry – – This morning, you bid farewell to Killarney and travel to Tralee, capital town of and famous for The Rose of Tralee Festival. You continue to Tarbert where you board the Shannon Ferry, which crosses the to . From here you take the coast road to the majestic Cliffs of Moher which rises to a height of 600 ft over the Atlantic Ocean. Following some free time to view the cliffs, your tour winds its way through the lunar type landscape of , from the Irish word 'bhoireann' meaning, 'a stony place' or 'a rocky place', which is a good description for this 350 sq. kilometers limestone plateau in North Clare. You continue along the shores of Galway Bay to Galway City for an overnight stay. Overnight: Galway. (B,D)

Day 6, August 7: Galway – Sligo – Donegal This morning you depart Galway and travel through Connemara to Cong, one of the main locations for the Quiet Man film. You continue northwards passing by the Knock Shrine, now an internationally recognized Marian Shrine with one and a half million pilgrims visiting annually. From here you travel to Drumcliffe in County Sligo - set against the striking backdrop of the Benbulben Mountain. It is best known as the final resting place of one of Ireland’s great poets W.B. Yeats. Found in the churchyard, his grave is marked with a simple headstone with the inscription, "cast a cold eye on life, on death, horseman, pass by." You continue to Belleek on the banks of the River Erne, most famous for the fine Parian China produced here at Belleek Pottery, the oldest pottery in Ireland. The china is valued by collectors from all over the world. Following a guided tour, you continue by the foothills of the Benbulben mountains to Donegal for an overnight in the luxurious Lough Eske Castle. (B,D)

Day 7, August 8: Derry – Giant’s Causeway – Belfast This morning you travel to Derry City on the banks of the River Foyle. Derry City was founded in 546 AD and still retains its 17C walls. You will see the new Derry Peace Bridge over the River Foyle. This 235-metre-long pedestrian bridge opened in 2011 and bridges a 400-year-old physical and political gap between two sides of a once divided community. You continue to Limavady where you begin the Antrim Coast Road Drive. Of course, no visit to Northern Ireland would be complete without a visit to the Giant’s Causeway – a remarkable basaltic formation made of approximately 37,000 columns and ranked as one of the natural wonders of the world. Your tour continues along the Antrim Coast Road with spectacular views of the northern coastline to Belfast. Overnight: Belfast. (B,D)

Day 8, August 9: Belfast City - Scotland This morning you will enjoy a panorama tour of Belfast City. You will see the City Hall – one of the finest Classical Renaissance buildings in Europe, the Linen Hall Library which has been lending books for over 200 years, the Grand Opera House often described as the most beautiful Victorian theatre in the world. You will drive by the many murals that Belfast has become famous for. They depict the history and political views of both traditions and are a way of marking territory. You will also visit Titanic Belfast, a new state of the art visitor center which tell the stories of the ill-fated RMS Titanic, and her sister ships RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic. This afternoon you will take the ferry across the North Atlantic to Cairnryan in Scotland. On arriving in Scotland, you will travel to Alloway - the birthplace of Robert Burns, one of Scotland’s greatest poets. Following a stop at Burns Cottage, you continue to Glasgow for an overnight stay. Overnight: Glasgow. (B,D)

Day 9, August 10: Glasgow City – Ben Nevis Distillery – Forth W This morning you will enjoy a tour of Glasgow City, often described as Britain’s finest Victorian City. In 1999, its architecture won it the accolade of 'UK City of Architecture and Design'. Your tour will also include a visit to Glasgow Cathedral, one of the most ancient and historic sites in the city. On departing Glasgow, you will travel north along the bank of Loch Lomond, one of Scotland’s most beautiful lakes, into the Scottish Highlands. Surrounded by spectacular scenery you continue through the historic glen of Glen Coe to Fort William. Before checking into your hotel, you will visit the Ben Nevis Distillery. Nestled at the foot of Britain's highest mountain the distillery which was established in 1825 is one of the oldest licensed distilleries in Scotland. Following a guided tour, you will enjoy a wee dram before departing. You continue along the banks of Loch Ness, keeping your camera ready for a view of the monster, to Inverness - the capital of the highlands for overnight stay. Overnight: Inverness. (B, D)

Day 10, August 11: Culloden – Pitlochry – – This morning you depart Inverness and travel a short distance to Culloden for your first stop. The last major battle in Britain was fought here on April 16th, 1746. This morning you can relive the drama with a visit to Culloden Visitor Centre. You then continue south through the scenic Grampian Mountains passing by Blair Castle, the ancient seat of the Dukes of Atholl and the only person in Britain allowed to keep a private army. You continue to before crossing the Tay Bridge to St. Andrew’s. Not only is St. Andrew’s famed as the home of golf, it is also an ancient ecclesiastical capital and Scotland’s oldest university. You continue south travelling over the Forth Road Bridge to Edinburgh City for a two-night stay. Overnight: Edinburgh. (B,D)

Day 11, August 12: Edinburgh City Tour This morning a tour of Edinburgh City awaits you. You will travel down Princess Street and the historic before visiting the Palace of Holyrood House - the official Scottish residence of her Majesty the Queen. Hear the tales of some truly intriguing characters - the Bodysnatchers, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and . You will visit the majestic and enjoy the breathtaking views of the city from the castle ramparts. Overnight: Edinburgh. This evening you will enjoy the Spirit of Scotland Show at the Jam House. A traditional Scottish evening of song and dance accompanied by a great selection of quality Scottish food. (B,D)

Day 12, August 13: Depart Scotland and fly home This morning sadly you travel to and bid farewell to Bonny Scotland. (B)

Key Features of this Fully Escorted Tour include: • 10 nights accommodations with porterage for one bag; 10 breakfasts and 11 dinners • Fully escorted with Tour Director and Luxury Motor Coach for duration of tour (Driver/Guide in Ireland) • All admission fees for listed tour activities • Round trip airfare; Round trip transfer to airport • The Group Protection plan has been purchased on behalf of all travelers, which helps provide coverage for trip cancellation/interruption, accident & sickness medical expense and more. A copy of the plan document will be provided. Entrances to: Kilmainham Jail Blarney Castle and Gardens Cliffs of Moher and Atlantic Edge Experience Beleek China Factory Giant’s Causeway Titanic Belfast Glasgow Cathedral Ben Nevis Distillery Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Center Palace of Holyrood House Edinburgh Castle

Special Meals/Performances Traditional Irish Night and Dinner at Kate Kearney’s Cottage Traditional Scottish Night and Dinner at the Jam House

Other inclusions: Shannon Ferry Ferry from Ireland to Scotland Porter assistance for each hotel Service charges on all included meals

2020 WJAG 12-Day Enchanting Ireland, Northern Ireland & Scotland Tour August 2 – August 13, 2020

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