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13 Night Ireland and Scotland Saints Saviors and Secrets Cruise and Land Tour

From Dublin, (Ireland) to Edinburgh, (United Kingdom)

  • Greg Mortimer
  • Greg Mortimer Dining
  • Greg Mortimer Gym
  • Greg Mortimer Lecture Lounge
  • Greg Mortimer Library
  • Greg Mortimer Mud Room
  • Greg Mortimer Observation Deck
  • Greg Mortimer Sauna
  • Greg Mortimer Wellness Centre
  • Greg Mortimer Bridge
  • Kayaking
  • Kayaking
  • Greg Mortimer Cruising Drake Passage
  • Hydraulic View Platform
  • Aurora Twin Share Stateroom
  • Balcony Stateroom
  • Junior Suite
  • Captain?s Suite
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Greg Mortimer
Aurora Expeditions
5 Stars
Cruise #: 14118627
Sail Date: Saturday, Apr 17, 2027
Return Date: Friday, Apr 30, 2027
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13 Night Ireland and Scotland Saints Saviors and Secrets Cruise and Land Tour

Land Segment of Itinerary

Saturday - Apr 17, 2027
Day
1
Dublin, Ireland
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  • Dublin, Ireland
Welcome to Dublin. On arrival at Dublin Airport make your way to the arrivals hall to meet Aurora Expeditions representative, followed by a transfer to your group hotel. At the hotel, visit the hospitality desk in the lobby to meet the team who will provide you with useful information regarding pre-embarkation procedures and about your time in Dublin. You will also receive cabin tags for your luggage. Please clearly label the tags with your name and your cabin number on the ship. This evening offers time to relax in preparation for our 'day out in Dublin' tomorrow. Our group hotel has a popular restaurant and is close to plenty of corner pubs and cozy restaurants should you wish to 'share a jar' or try some local cuisine. Accommodation: Dublin hotel ...
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Sunday - Apr 18, 2027
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Dublin, Ireland
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  • Dublin, Ireland
Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland, is a city brimming with energy and resilience. Once under British rule, Dublin has emerged with a distinct sense of identity, leading Ireland as a proud member of the European Union and reflecting its evolving role in modern Europe. The city has been home to some of the world's most influential literary figures, including Oscar Wilde, James Joyce, W. B. Yeats, and George Bernard Shaw. Iconic landmarks such as Trinity College, home to the esteemed Book of Kells, highlight its storied past, while the city also serves as a hub of artistic and cultural expression, with global musicians like U2, whose impact resonates from their Dublin roots, having invigorated its creative scene. Dublin's vibrant pub culture offers a lively social fabric, where traditional and contemporary influences merge to create a city to explore both day and night. Choose your favorite 'Your Choice' experience this morning to meet Dublin's saints, spirits, and saviors. This afternoon there's time to explore Dublin independently, before joining a celebration of all things Irish as we kick up our heels at an authentic Irish dancing evening. ...
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Monday - Apr 19, 2027
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Dublin, Ireland
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  • Dublin, Ireland
  • Bus Travel
  • Kilkenny, Ireland
  • Bus Travel

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Day 3 - Monday - Apr 19, 2027
Day
3
Cruise Begins
  • Cruise Begins
  • Waterford, Ireland
After breakfast, we board our motorcoach for the 1.5-hour drive to the Norman town of Kilkenny. Considered Ireland's best-preserved medieval city, Kilkenny mixes small town intimacy with a big city buzz. The former home to the seat of the medieval Irish parliaments, it rivaled Dublin in importance which is evident in its imposing Norman buildings and marble-clad facades, even today. Few buildings in Ireland can boast a longer history of continuous occupation than Kilkenny's monolithic castle and few have a more fascinating family story. Kilkenny Castle's 800 years of history is associated with the rise and fall of the Marshal and Butler families who rose in nobility from Earls to Dukes. In more recent years they were known for their marriages to famous personalities like Winston Churchill's cousin, and Ellen Stager, an American heiress who brought quite a fortune into the Butler family. However, by 1922 Kilkenny Castle was embroiled in political problems when it was occupied by Republicans and besieged by troops of the Free State. In 1967, the family sold the castle to the Kilkenny Castle Restoration Committee for a mere 50. If you love a good riches-to-rags story, you will enjoy the story of Kilkenny and its powerful peerage on our self-guided tour of the castle and its grounds, with time to purchase a treat or two at the nearby Kilkenny Design Centre. In the early afternoon, we make our way further south to the county's namesake, Waterford. Known as the city where culture meets the 'craic' (that is Irish for a good time), Waterford is a modern city with a layered history. Invaded by the Norsemen in 914, Waterford became a Viking settlement, which is reflected in its people even today. It emerged from the Middle Ages as a trading port with the wealth from goods that came from as far away as Newfoundland, the profits of which funded the construction of the many Georgian mansions that line the city's streets. Your time here is free to stroll this easily navigated city center, before transferring to the Douglas Mawson. This evening, we enjoy a 'Welcome Aboard Dinner', where we meet our crew and Aurora Expeditions team. ...
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Tuesday - Apr 20, 2027
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Cork, Ireland
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  • Cork, Ireland
Our shore excursions offer us the opportunity to 'get the gift of the gab' or follow those Irish who left their homeland for foreign shores. On return to the Greg Mortimer enjoy lunch, with your afternoon free to explore Cork independently at your own pace, this is what the Irish would refer to as 'a grand day out'. ...
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Wednesday - Apr 21, 2027
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5
Bantry, Ireland
  • Bantry, Ireland
We arrive at Bantry Bay and tender to shore. The harborside town of Bantry is the gateway to the touring route known as the Wild Atlantic Way. It is easy to see why Ireland's color of choice for everything is green, from its national sporting uniforms to its flag, as we drive the famed Ring of Kerry, tread the trails of Whiddy Island, or explore the Beara Peninsula, surrounded by the lush grass-covered hills and dales of the Emerald Isle. For those choosing a morning excursion, Bantry itself is small enough for a comfortable stroll in the afternoon, with artisan shops, friendly cafes and, of course, plenty of pubs to try a local brew. ...
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Thursday - Apr 22, 2027
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  • Dingle, Ireland
Once described by National Geographic Traveler as 'the most beautiful place on earth', Dingle is away from the general 'tourist route', affording us exclusive access to the wild west coast. Traditionally a fishing port, Dingle Harbour is where we anchor and tender into town. Known for its rugged scenery, dramatic cliffs, and sandy beaches, the surrounding promontory is the coastal heart of County Kerry, while Dingle itself has a bohemian flair and is famous for its hardware pubs where you can enjoy a brew and buy wares. The 'Your Choice' experiences today showcase the relationship between the people and this rugged stretch of coast. There is time to browse Dingle on your own before we sail north towards Galway. ...
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Friday - Apr 23, 2027
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Galway, Ireland
  • Galway, Ireland
We sail north past the famed Cliffs of Moher to Ireland's favorite seaside town, Galway. Arriving at Galway, we anchor in its natural bay and tender ashore. This popular holiday resort Galway attracts a steady flow of local visitors. The Irish come here to walk its mile-long promenade and as tradition dictates, kick the walls end for good luck, enjoy fish and chips straight from the newspaper and, of course, 'go on the gargle' in its cozy pubs. Join a morning experience to spend more time in Galway independently and hear stories varying from poverty to excess, fame and fortune to famine and despair, before we sail for Killybegs in the late afternoon. ...
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Saturday - Apr 24, 2027
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8
Killybegs, Ireland
  • Killybegs, Ireland
The fishing village of Killybegs is the gateway to the rugged beauty of Slieve League Cliffs and the dramatic backdrop of Ireland's own Table Mountain, Ben Bulben. Jutting out of Sligo's northern edge, the peninsula of Mullaghmore pokes into the North Atlantic. Land and sea meet in confluence along the coast of County Sligo, a landscape of jagged mountain peaks that inspired the work of Nobel-winning poet William Butler Yeats. We arrive in Killybegs around noon and enjoy lunch onboard, before either exploring the dramatic cliffs on a scenic cliffside walk or delve into sustainable whiskey production at the family-owned Ardara Distillery. Farewelling Killybegs in the early evening, we sail for the shores of Northern Ireland. ...
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Sunday - Apr 25, 2027
Day
9
  • Londonderry, Ireland
Arriving in Northern Ireland, we find the fascinating city of Londonderry. Simply known as Derry to the Nationalist (Catholic) population but still referred to as Londonderry by the Unionist (Protestant) population, this 'border' town has seen it all. The sectarian 'Troubles' of this predominantly Nationalist city may have blemished its reputation, but in recent years these tensions have eased, and although some suburbs retain their sense of division, strolling the streets is safe and the general population are happy to share stories of their stormy past and ambitious future. We come alongside on the River Foyle, the now open, natural border between the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. ...
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Monday - Apr 26, 2027
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Belfast, United Kingdom
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  • Belfast, United Kingdom
It is fair to say Belfast has endured its share of turbulent times. Famines, disease, invasions, and recessions have painted a picture of a resilient city, but it was the more recent period known as 'The Troubles' that defined its image of division. Barbed wire, armed soldiers, and constant bomb searches kept tourists away. Today, however, Belfast has transformed, thanks to open political dialogue and foreign investment. The city feels lighter, as if a heavy burden has been lifted from its shoulders. Spend your morning at the iconic Dockyard of Belfast to experience the story of the city's most famous production: HMS Titanic at the Titanic Experience, or enjoy an introductory driving tour of Belfast's famous 'quarters. Our small ship status affords us a berth 'in town' with time to explore Belfast independently this afternoon using our complimentary ship-to-shore shuttle, before we sail to one of the United Kingdom's most unique islands - the Isle of Man. ...
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Tuesday - Apr 27, 2027
Day
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Douglas, United Kingdom
  • Douglas, United Kingdom
We sail into Douglas harbor, ready for a morning exploring the unique island of the Isle of Man. In the heart of the Irish Sea lies the Isle of Man, a tax-free haven steeped in ancient mythology. Its name is thought to come from Manannan mac Lir, the Celtic Sea god and legendary first ruler. Today, this self-governing British Crown dependency offers a striking mix of rugged coastline, medieval castles, and rolling hills. With its own parliament, Tynwald-said to be the oldest continuous parliamentary body in the world-the island has a rich past, shaped by Celts, Romans, Vikings, and British rule. Since gaining limited home rule in 1866, it has maintained a unique cultural identity. The Isle of Man is perhaps best known for the annual TT motorcycle races, which draw global crowds and turn the island into a high-speed spectacle. Just 220 square miles in size, with a population of 85,000, the island's layered history and character make it a truly distinctive destination. Choose from two unique 'Your Choice' experiences, before returning to the ship for lunch, and enjoying a free afternoon to explore Douglas independently. We sail late afternoon to the mainland, with time to enjoy a farewell dinner onboard this evening. ...
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Wednesday - Apr 28, 2027
Day
12
Troon, United Kingdom
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  • Troon, United Kingdom
  • Cruise Ends

Land Segment of Itinerary

Day 12 - Wednesday - Apr 28, 2027
Day
12
  • Bus Travel
  • Glasgow, United Kingdom
  • Bus Travel
  • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
After breakfast, we disembark the Greg Mortimer in the port town of Troon and start our journey from coast to coast, ending in Edinburgh. En route we enjoy an introductory tour of Glasgow, before taking time to explore the city at your own pace. Scotland's largest city is bold, gritty, and unpredictable. Once a sleepy medieval settlement, it exploded into life during the Industrial Revolution, becoming a global heavyweight in shipbuilding, engineering, and trade. The River Clyde was its lifeblood, carrying tobacco, textiles, and dreams of empire. Victorian Glasgow was a city of grand architecture, smoky skies, and a booming population with big ambitions, but Glasgow's post-industrial decline hit hard giving it a reputation as a 'troubled' town. In recent years, regeneration projects, cultural revolutions, and a fierce embrace of creativity has made Glasgow, a haven for artists, tech innovators, and foodies alike. From shipyards to street art, Glasgow has reinvented itself without losing its soul. Grit meets wit here, and the result is pure Glasgow magic. Mid-afternoon, we depart Glasgow and drive to Edinburgh, with your evening free to enjoy this vibrant city. Edinburgh boasts more pubs, restaurants, and whisky-tasting venues than anywhere else in the United Kingdom, guaranteeing an eventful night out. Accommodation: Edinburgh hotel (or similar) ...
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Thursday - Apr 29, 2027
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13
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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  • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, is more than just a city of castles and royal connections; it is a place where the stories of saints and heroes who saved Scotland echo through its ancient streets. Perched dramatically on volcanic hills and dominated by the iconic Edinburgh Castle, the city has been a strategic stronghold for centuries. Renowned for its connections to Scottish heroes like Robert the Bruce, Mary Queen of Scots, who took up residence at Holyrood Palace as a widow at 18 years of age, and St Giles, the patron saint of Edinburgh, the city holds secrets including hidden underground tunnels beneath the Royal Mile, and tales of ghostly apparitions that haunt the ancient vaults. Beyond its imposing fortifications, Edinburgh was a center of political intrigue, and a gathering place where clan leaders negotiated, celebrated, and sometimes clashed, leading to dangerous liaisons and hidden nooks and crannies scattered throughout the city. Today, visitors are encouraged to explore Edinburgh's royal residences, museums, and galleries to uncover these stories and witness firsthand the secrets that have shaped its unique identity. Edinburgh stands as a living testament to Scotland's resilience and spirit, where the legacies of saints and national heroes merge with the city's enduring royal heritage in a puzzle of history and legend. This morning, experience a myriad of classic sites. In the afternoon, enjoy the city independently, before we gather this evening for a Farewell reception. ...
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Friday - Apr 30, 2027
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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  • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
After breakfast, we take our leave, carrying with us tales of Ireland's and Scotland's saints, saviors, and uncovered secrets. A transfer to Edinburgh airport shared with your fellow travelers is included for your onward flight.
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