Capitals of the British Isles Tour: London, Edinburgh and Dublin

Capitals of the British Isles Tour: London, Edinburgh and Dublin

10 days

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From $6,495 pp

From London’s regal landmarks to Edinburgh’s cobbled streets and Dublin’s lively charm, this adventure captures the best of England, Scotland and Ireland in one seamless journey.

At a glance...

Over ten days, you’ll uncover centuries of history and culture, from royal castles and medieval cathedrals to the cultural heartlands of the United Kingdom.

Whether sipping whisky in the Scottish Highlands, walking in the footsteps of monarchs at Windsor Castle, or tracing Irish folklore through Dublin’s literary streets, this journey is a celebration of heritage, beauty, and connection.

Why Capitals of the British Isles Tour: London, Edinburgh and Dublin

In detail

  • Days 1-3: London

    Days 1-3: London

    Arrive in London, where your private meet-and-greet assistant ensures a smooth welcome and transfer to your luxury hotel. After settling in, spend your first afternoon at leisure exploring one of the city’s world-class museums – perhaps the Natural History Museum’s grand halls or the incredible art at the Tate Britain.

    The following morning, step out with your private guide for a walking tour through London’s historic heart. See Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Covent Garden, and the bustling squares of Soho and Trafalgar. Ascend to the Sky Garden, the city’s highest public garden, for sweeping skyline views before exploring the Tower of London, where the Crown Jewels are housed.

    On Day 3, venture beyond the city to Windsor Castle, the world’s oldest inhabited fortress and an enduring symbol of the British monarchy. Wander through the grand state rooms, visit the Gothic masterpiece of St. George’s Chapel, and stroll the manicured grounds before returning to London for an evening at leisure – perhaps with theatre tickets to Les Misérables in the West End.

  • Days 4-6: Edinburgh

    Days 4-6: Edinburgh

    Board a scenic train north through the British countryside to Edinburgh, Scotland’s iconic capital. Check into Virgin Hotels Edinburgh, set within the heart of the Old Town, before beginning your Scottish experience with a private whisky tasting at the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Sample rare single malts guided by an expert ambassador, the perfect welcome to Scotland’s spirited culture.

    Spend the next day exploring Edinburgh’s contrasts on a guided walking tour. Discover the medieval lanes of the Royal Mile, from the towering ramparts of Edinburgh Castle to the regal Holyrood Palace. Visit St. Giles’ Cathedral, stroll Princes Street, and admire sweeping views from Calton Hill. Later, indulge in Afternoon Tea at Palm Court, an Edinburgh institution under the glittering glass dome of The Balmoral Hotel.

    On Day 6, journey beyond the city on a full-day tour through Stirling, where the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle uphold with tales of Scottish heritage. Continue through the Trossachs to Loch Lomond, the largest lake in the UK, and enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery that inspired poets and warriors alike.

  • Days 7-10: Dublin

    Days 7-10: Dublin

    Fly from Edinburgh to Dublin, where your private assistant and driver will ensure a seamless arrival and hotel check-in. Begin your Irish adventure with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, exploring the history of Ireland’s most famous export before toasting your arrival with a pint at the Gravity Bar overlooking the city.

    The next morning, embark on a private walking tour of Dublin, uncovering its rich history and literary heritage. Visit Trinity College to see the Book of Kells, wander through St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Dublin Castle, and explore the cobbled lanes of Temple Bar, alive with street music and local charm.

    On Day 9, take a half-day excursion to Malahide Castle, the ancestral home of the Talbot family for nearly 800 years. Explore its gardens and historic interiors before heading to the coastal village of Howth, known for its sea views and fresh seafood. Return to Dublin for your final evening – a chance to raise a glass in one of its traditional pubs, with conversation and music flowing late into the night.

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  • Ready to plan a private tour of the Roman Baths and explore Bath’s ancient heritage with clarity and ease? Speak with Do Not Disturb to begin shaping your visit.

  • A six-hour small-group experience from Moreton-in-Marsh offering access to a private 16th-century thatched cottage and an insider view of everyday life in the Cotswolds, curated by Do Not Disturb.

  • A private luxury helicopter sightseeing tour over London offers a high-altitude perspective of the Thames and the city’s landmarks, with tailored routes and optional heli-dining experiences curated by Do Not Disturb.

  • A privately guided junior falconry experience introduces children to the traditions of birds of prey.

  • Enjoy the quick ziplines and swing across suspended bridges, every twist, turn, and drop is part of an expert-guided adventure designed for small groups seeking both excitement and safety.

  • Private sunset picnic with Atlantic views and locally sourced cuisine, far from the crowds.

  • Small-group guided walking and meditation across Ireland’s Burren with secluded views and immersive wellness.

  • Follow a local guide across sweeping dunes and soft sand, pausing to watch Atlantic waves roll in and seabirds skim the shoreline.

  • Step into the cheese production area and watch curds being pressed, sample creamy cheeses at various stages of maturation, and hear stories from the family who have crafted Cashel Blue for generations.

  • Inside St James's Gate, a private bar on the fourth floor of the Guinness Storehouse offers a different way into one of the world's most recognised drinks: four variants, one trained connoisseur and the story behind every pour.

  • Titanic Belfast stands on the slipways of the Harland and Wolff shipyard where the Titanic was built between 1909 and 1911. Across nine interactive galleries, the story moves from the streets of early 20th-century Belfast through the construction, the maiden voyage and the night of April 14, 1912, to the ocean floor and the legacy that followed

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