Upon arrival at the airport, you will be greeted by a Meet & Greet assistant who will guide you to your private driver and vehicle for your airport transfer. They will also assist you with checking in at the hotel and provide you with any necessary travel documents or tickets.

Included in your Welcome Package will be all relevant documents and tickets needed for your trip.

Experience the London Eye like never before with exclusive Fast Track admission, allowing you to bypass the long queue. From a height of 443 feet, the London Eye offers a one-of-a-kind view of the city below. As the largest cantilevered observation wheel in Europe, it attracts over three million visitors annually. During your nearly 30-minute ride, you will complete one full rotation of the wheel, giving you ample time to admire the iconic landmarks from the elevated vantage point on the south bank of the River Thames.

Ensure you wear good walking shoes as you embark on a half-day walking tour of Central London with a private guide. London, one of the world's greatest cities, shines even in gloomy weather and defies a simple definition due to its diversity. Your guide will customize the tour based on your hotel location and interests, ensuring you make the most of your day. Experience the enchanting streets, gardens, and markets, immersing yourself in the life of a Londoner. Explore famous landmarks like Trafalgar Square, Soho, and Covent Garden Market. Capture photos of Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament, and stumble upon the vibrant Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park. Use the Oyster card provided in your London Welcome Package to cover more ground, including the UNESCO-listed Tower of London, Tower Bridge, and St Paul's Cathedral, by taking the Tube.

Included in your Welcome Pack, you'll find tickets to the Tower of London. Bring them with you to visit His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, also known as the Tower of London. Located on the north bank of the River Thames, this castle and monument offer a glimpse into five hundred years of royal history. Discover the iconic White Tower and marvel at the 23,578 gems that adorn the Crown Jewels. The Tower of London once held exotic animals and prisoners, and interactive displays allow visitors of all ages to explore their stories. As part of your admission, join a Yeoman Warder tour to be entertained by captivating tales from the Tower, filled with passion, treachery, and even torture, all delivered with a confident demeanor.

Get a private driver and vehicle for a port transfer in London.

Start your journey by boarding your ship in London.

London is a captivating city with famous landmarks, iconic attractions, and numerous hidden gems. If you're into photography, head to central London near the Westminster Bridge for the perfect shot of the English capital, with Big Ben and Westminster Palace on one side and the London Eye on the other. The British Library is a lesser-known highlight, where you can see Beatles songwriting pages and Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks, along with stunning illuminated scripts and scientific artifacts. If you want to escape the city's hustle and bustle, Hyde Park or Kensington Gardens are great options.

Atlas Ocean Voyages ships provide excellent onboard facilities for your time at sea. Your culinary adventures will match your discoveries ashore, with a menu that changes every evening and draws inspiration from various global cuisines. Indulge in afternoon tea and high tea at The Dome Observation Lounge, offering delightful pastries, sandwiches, and teas with stunning 270-degree views. Grab a quick bite at the bistro, which offers a selection of pastries, sandwiches, and specialty coffees. Socialize with fellow travelers and enjoy iconic cocktails at the Atlas Lounge. Relax and pamper yourself at the luxurious spa, where you can have a massage or unwind in the sauna. Stay fit at the onboard fitness studio or take a jog on the top deck while admiring the breathtaking horizon views. Take a leisurely dip in the pool or one of the two hot tubs and soak up the sun on the sun deck.

Your Atlas Ocean Voyages cruise includes several perks with your fare. All meals onboard are included, with diverse cuisine options from various restaurants and ever-changing menus. Enjoy unlimited beverages, including craft beers, fine wines, spirits, and specialty coffees. Open bars and lounges also provide 24-hour bar service with specialty snacks. Indulge in afternoon high tea or enjoy a glass of champagne with gourmet canapes during meet and greet events. If you prefer a more private experience, in-room dining is available, along with butler service for your convenience. Other features include inspiring lectures from qualified experts, limited Wi-Fi, a mini bar in your room stocked with your preferences, and a complimentary welcome sparkling wine. Onboard gratuities are also included for your convenience.

London is a captivating city with famous landmarks, popular attractions, and numerous hidden treasures. Photographers often gravitate towards central London by the Westminster Bridge, where they can capture the perfect image of the English capital, flanked by Big Ben and Westminster Palace on one side and the London Eye on the other. Among London's lesser-known highlights is the British Library, home to Beatles songwriting scribbles and Leonardo da Vinci notebooks, as well as magnificent illuminated scripts and significant scientific artifacts. To escape the city's hustle and bustle, consider visiting Hyde Park or Kensington Gardens.

Experience a relaxing day of sailing on the open ocean.

According to legend, fairies once invaded St. Peter Port in the enchanted land of Pleinmont. To find evidence of this, go west to the island's edge and locate the mysterious Fairy Ring. By circling it three times and making a wish, you can confirm the story. Besides local lore, Guernsey is noteworthy as the second largest of the Channel Islands. It is conveniently situated in the bay of St. Malo, just 30 miles away from the French coast and 80 miles away from the English coast. Although Guernsey is part of the British Isles, it is not a part of the United Kingdom. Instead, it owes allegiance to the English Crown constitutionally but has its own separate legislature.

St. Mary’s, a beautiful oasis in England resembling the Caribbean, is part of the Isles of Scilly. This archipelago enjoys a mild, warm, and sunny climate, with very few ships visiting, making it an ideal remote escape. St. Mary’s, the largest island among the scattered islands off Cornwall, is enchanting with a population of around 1,800 and covers an area of about three-square miles. It serves as the gateway to the rest of the archipelago. Despite its relaxed atmosphere, St. Mary’s offers various activities like renting a boat or going paddle boarding for an active day. Hugh Town, the central hub of St. Mary’s, has numerous shops, restaurants, galleries, and cafés, perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Additionally, there are three nearby beaches – Porthmellon, Town Beach, and Porthcressa – where you can enjoy a relaxing day by the beach.

Cobh, also known as Cove, is a popular spot for history enthusiasts, particularly those intrigued by the Titanic. It serves as the gateway to County Cork, a region brimming with cultural heritage. When visiting Blarney Castle, be sure to give the famous Blarney Stone a quick peck, as it is embedded in the wall there. Those who appreciate whiskey will find delight in Cork, home to the Old Jameson Distillery. This beautifully restored, self-contained industrial complex provides an immersive experience into the esteemed tradition of whiskey production. Located close to Cork, the charming sailing town of Kinsale offers lively streets and delectable dining options.

Holyhead in Wales offers a diverse range of landmarks, including St. Cybi’s Church and Trefignath Burial Chamber. For stunning views, the South Stack Lighthouse tour is a must, located within the picturesque RSPB Reserve. The surrounding heathland is home to wildflowers, birds, and sheep, creating a serene and awe-inspiring scene. Breakwater Country Park along the coast provides scenic paths with audio trails, themed walks, and a gallery in the old brick shed. Additionally, there are numerous restaurants and pubs near the port, where you can indulge in authentic Welsh cuisine, such as Conwy mussels or Welsh rarebit.

The Isle of Man, situated between Ireland and Great Britain in the Irish Sea, is a small landmass with its capital in Douglas. This often-overlooked Crown Dependency offers a wealth of cultural and historical treasures. Not only does it differ culturally and historically from its neighboring islands, but it is also linguistically diverse, with the Manx language being unique to the island and similar to certain types of Irish Gaelic. In Douglas, you can explore the picturesque seafront either by horse-drawn trams or by speeding along its exhilarating winding roads on a motorcycle. After all, this town is renowned for being the host of the thrilling International Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) Race.

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city that seamlessly combines ancient and modern elements. Its medieval and 17th-century buildings coexist harmoniously with the conveniences of a 21st-century community. The city offers attractions such as the remarkable Book of Kells, a beautifully illuminated manuscript. A leisurely river cruise along the River Liffey allows visitors to immerse themselves in Dublin's colorful history, from the Viking era to its rapid growth in the 18th and 19th centuries. One must not miss the Guinness Storehouse, situated in the heart of St. James' Gate Brewery, where they can enjoy a panoramic view of the city skyline from the Gravity Bar while raising a glass of Guinness.

Upon arrival in Dublin, disembark your ship.

Your private driver and vehicle will be waiting to transport you to your destination.

A Welcome Package will be provided, containing any necessary documents or tickets for your trip.

Located in the center of Dublin, the Arlington Hotel at O'Connell Bridge is home to the city's premier Irish show, known as Celtic Nights. Join the festivities at the Arlington for an evening of entertainment and a sumptuous 3-course dinner (drinks can be purchased on-site). This renowned show, featuring World Championship dancers and All-Ireland winning musicians, showcases traditional Irish music, dance, and the famous Brush Dance. Designed for maximum audience participation, Celtic Nights guarantees a night of excitement and enjoyment.

Begin your half-day walking tour of Dublin with a private guide who will meet you at your hotel. Explore the lively Irish capital by foot, starting with a stroll through the beautiful grounds of St Stephen’s Green, a public park dating back to 1664. Continue your walk through Merrion Square, where you can admire the impressive red brick Georgian townhouses. As you stroll past Dublin Castle, learn about its historical significance as the former seat of the English, Lords, and Kings of Ireland, now used for State ceremonial events. Don't miss a visit to Christchurch, a church built in 1172 by the Anglo-Normans to replace a Viking-built church from 1038. A highlight of your tour is St Patrick’s Cathedral, one of Ireland’s largest cathedrals, built in 1192 and made famous by Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver’s Travels, who served as its former dean. Take some time to explore the old cobbled lanes and trendy establishments of Temple Bar, Dublin’s cultural quarter. Finally, visit Trinity College, where you can marvel at the 8th century Book of Kells, known as one of the world’s most beautifully illustrated books, and discover the 200,000 books in the long room. Conclude your tour by returning to your hotel.

Experience the Guinness Storehouse, Ireland's top visitor attraction, with admission that allows for a self-guided tour. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the world-famous Guinness brand and beer company as you journey through this iconic and historic building. Located at the heart of Dublin's heritage, the Guinness Storehouse seamlessly blends fascinating industrial tradition with a contemporary twist. Explore the seven floors of the Storehouse to learn about the origins of Guinness at St James's Gate in Dublin and its transformation into a global brand recognized worldwide. Your admission includes a complimentary Guinness at the conclusion of your self-guided tour.

Your airport transfer includes a private driver and vehicle.