Authentic | The UK & Ireland
Sailing Around Iconic Ireland
3rd
September 2019 • 7 nights • Sails from Liverpool • Black Watch • W1920 From only £899 per person
This circumnavigation of the ‘Emerald Isle’ delivers a rich collection of iconic Irish highlights. From the vibrant city life of Dublin and Belfast to Cobh’s infamous harbour, and the magnificent metamorphic mountains of Connacht and Ulster. With so much packed into one sailing, this immersion into Irish culture is sure to be a real treat.
Date Arrive Depart Destination
SEPTEMBER 2019 Tue 03
PM Liverpool Wed 04 early pm late night Cobh, Ireland
Thu 05 early am late night Cruising bays of South-West Region
Fri 06 early am late pm Galway, Ireland D Sat 07 early am late pm Killybegs, Ireland
Sun 08 early am late pm Belfast, Northern Ireland
Mon 09 early am late pm Dublin, Ireland Tue 10 AM D Anchor port
Liverpool Titanic Belfast
Recommended experiences „ Visit the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin
„ Unearth history at the Titanic Experience
„ Tour to the Giant’s Causeway
Upgrade prices per person, per night Ocean View Room from: £22 Balcony Room from: Suite from:
£108 £122
Single Rooms from: £1,499
Prices are correct at time of going to print, but may change at any time. Call for latest prices.
All included in your cruise price:
Comfortable en-suite accommodation • Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, five-course à la carte dinner, late night buffet and self-service tea & coffee • Varied daytime activities • Lectures and talks • Swimming pools, Jacuzzis and gym • Choice of live evening entertainment • 2 formal nights
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First, you’ll discover the colourful houses of Cobh harbour – home to the pier from which many boarded the ill-fated RMS Titanic. You can pucker up for a trip to Blarney Castle to kiss its famous stone, or visit the fascinating Spike Island prison. You’ll follow the dramatic southwest coast up to Galway next, before heading on to Ireland’s largest fishing port, Killybegs. Galway is steeped in history and fascinating remnants of the Medieval town walls lie between the quaint handcraft shops, while Killybegs’ Bluestack Mountains offer stunning views and walking trails.
The iconic highlights continue in historic Belfast, which is the gateway to the breathtaking Giant’s Causeway. This cosmopolitan city is the birthplace of Titanic too, and visiting the site where it was built features on many a ‘must-do’ list. Take in superb city views from Belfast Castle before the ‘craic’ awaits you in welcoming Dublin.
Your time in the city can be spent tracking down the Book of Kells – a hand-illuminated manuscript of the Gospels – in Trinity College perhaps, or uncovering the vibrant culture of the famous Temple Bar district. Fans of the ‘black stuff’ are well-advised to visit the popular Guinness Storehouse.
Cobh
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