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Titanic Museum, Belfast


Isle of Man Steam Railway Hebridean Highlights


• Grey Abbey House • Moore’s Traditional Curers • Isle of Man Steam Railway • Snaefell Mountain Railway • Titanic Exhibition


Grey Abbey House, Bangor KERRERA JURA


Loch na Mile ISLAY


Port Ellen Laphroaig Distillery


North Channel


Grey Abbey House


Bangor Belfast City Titanic Museum


Strangford Lough


Irish


Sea ISLE OF MAN


Isle of Man Steam Railway Traditional Curers Moore’s Peel Douglas


Snaefell Mountain Railway


Our journey travels south to the whisky isle of Islay to visit one of the island’s famous distilleries, Laphroaig, before plotting a course through the North Channel bound for the Emerald Isle.


OBAN Oban - Oban Gaelic Trilogy


Tuesday 3rd to Tuesday 10th September 2019 7 nights including 2 Gala Dinners


Capture the magic and mystery of three separate kingdoms, all linked by their Celtic and Gaelic ancestry. Join us on this fascinating voyage through the southern Hebridean islands to the Irish Sea and three ancient lands.


From Bangor, we travel to Grey Abbey House, home of the Montgomery family since 1607, and enjoy lunch here before re-joining Hebridean Princess in Strangford Lough, ahead of our cruise to the Isle of Man.


Moore's Traditional Curers have been traditionally curing Isle of Man Kippers for over 120 years. The last curing yard is now a living museum and our tour reveals the kipper making process. The Isle of Man Railway is the longest narrow-gauge steam line in Britain and uses its original locomotives and carriages. We take a relaxing ride through spectacular Manx scenery with lunch taken in the restored dining car.


Heading to Douglas, we travel by horse drawn carriage to join the 1895 Snaefell Mountain Railway, running from the village of Laxey to the summit of Snaefell.


Returning to Northern Ireland, we embrace a panoramic tour of Belfast including the award-winning Titanic Exhibition.


Our final day is spent on Jura, where we stroll to the island’s only settlement of Craighouse, and the walker’s paradise of Kerrera which keeps guard over Oban bay.


Travel Plan – 7 nights


Tuesday 3rd September Oban - Embarkation.


Wednesday 4th September Port Ellen, Islay - Laphroaig Distillery. Cruise the North Channel.


Thursday 5th September Bangor - Grey Abbey House with lunch. Strangford Lough - Guests rejoin ship.


Friday 6th September Peel, Isle of Man - Moore's Traditional Curers. Peel, Isle of Man - Steam train from Port Erin with lunch on board.


Saturday 7th September


Douglas, Isle of Man - Horse carriage ride and Snaefell Mountain Railway. Cruise north from Isle of Man.


Sunday 8th September Belfast - City tour. Belfast - Titanic Museum.


Monday 9th September Loch na Mile, Jura - Walks ashore. Kerrera - Walks ashore.


Tuesday 10th September Oban - Disembarkation.


Feral Goat


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Please refer to the 2019 Cruise Diary and Tariff for prices • Hebridean Island Cruises 01756 704704 • www.hebridean.co.uk


Please refer to the 2019 Cruise Diary and Tariff for prices • Hebridean Island Cruises 01756 704704 • www.hebridean.co.uk


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