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Whether you're based in the UK or Ireland or are experiencing these countries for the first time, a cruise offers a unique perspective on these spectacular countries. Travelling by sea is a brilliant way to make the most of a short trip - with stops in England, the Channel Islands, Ireland and Scotland, you'll have the chance to see the incredible natural beauty and historic sites of these nations firsthand, as well as experience the unique local cultures. In the Channel Islands, make sure you stop off in Guernsey to explore the island's unique history. Your tour will take you past the 12th century Church of St Peter Port, as well as an ancient watchtower and picturesque seascapes. As you make your way to Ireland, you'll have plenty of excursions to choose from. You may wish to take a city tour in Dublin or Cork, or explore the countryside of County Dublin. A visit to Blarney Castle is also not to be missed. Before you leave Ireland, you'll want to spend some time taking in the spectacular Giant's Causeway. Legend states that the cluster of more than 40,000 linked basalt columns is the result of a battle between Irish giant Finn McCool and his Scottish opponent - whether you choose to believe this or simply marvel at the unique geological phenomenon, you'll have plenty of opportunities to take photos of this unique sight. No trip to Scotland would be complete without a visit to one of the country's whisky distilleries - you may wish to venture ashore to visit the facilities at Glenmorangie and sample the world-famous beverage for yourself. You'll also have the chance to travel to the spectacular Loch Ness - home of the mysterious legendary monster - with stops at Inverness and the 14th century Urquhart Castle. And of course, you'll have the chance to spend some time in the traditional English countryside in Cornwall - stopping for a historic tour and a traditional cream tea. A cruise is a great way to experience highlights of many countries in one voyage - start planning your break in the UK and Ireland today. cruise UK and Ireland cruise
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