Embark on a royal adventure with Abercrombie and Kent’s new Cruising the British Isles itinerary, perfect for fans of Bridgerton and British monarchy enthusiasts. This luxurious 14-day voyage aboard the Le Dumont d’Urville ship promises an immersive experience across Scotland, Ireland, and England, filled with private tours to iconic destinations and exclusive experiences fit for royalty.
The journey begins with a lavish stay at the renowned Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland. Here, guests will enjoy a welcome briefing and a themed dinner before boarding the ship the next day. As the vessel sets sail along the picturesque Firth of Forth, passengers can marvel at the scenic Highlands of Northern Scotland and partake in various off-boat excursions, from exploring Inverness to visiting historic sites like Urquhart Castle or indulging in a whisky tasting at Glenmorangie Distillery.
Continuing the expedition, travelers will venture to the Western Isles and St. Kilda islands, immersing themselves in the rugged beauty of Ireland’s County Donegal. Upon disembarking, guests can choose between a countryside drive to the Slieve League Mountains or a visit to Sligo, renowned as the hometown of poet William Butler Yeats. In Galway, experiences abound with culinary walking tours, Irish whiskey tastings, and visits to local sheep farms, offering a taste of authentic Irish life.
The journey culminates in London, where guests will explore iconic landmarks such as Kensington Palace, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye, and Buckingham Palace. The itinerary includes stops in Plymouth, offering tours of the Mayflower Museum and Dartmoor National Park, and a visit to the historic White Cliffs of Dover with excursions to Canterbury Cathedral, Leeds Castle, and Chartwell, Winston Churchill’s former country home. The voyage concludes with a delightful dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel London, providing a fitting end to a regal adventure.
With rates starting at $21,495 per person, this British Isles expedition promises an unforgettable journey through history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, offering a glimpse into the world of royalty and the charm of the British Isles.
