9 nights · 12. May - 21. May 2027 · Glasgow, Schottland → Dublin
This nine-night voyage aboard Le Lyrial links the Scottish Highlands with Ireland's west coast. From Greenock you sail to Fort William at the entrance of the Caledonian Canal, on into the Inner Hebrides, along Ireland's northern coast, into Galway Bay and via Killybegs back into the Irish Sea to Dublin. The marina platform and Zodiacs open up narrow sounds and lonely islands, all framed by the premium all-inclusive concept.
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Fort William lies in the western Scottish Highlands at the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain …
Tobermory is the main town of the Scottish island of Mull, famed for the brightly painted houses along its harbour front …
At the entrance to Lough Foyle in County Donegal lies Greencastle on Ireland's northernmost coast …
Clare Island lies at the entrance to Clew Bay off the west coast of Ireland in County Mayo …
On Ireland's west coast, Galway opens onto its namesake bay on the Atlantic with views of the Aran Islands …
Bustling fishing harbour on the rugged Atlantic coast of Ireland's County Donegal …
On a peninsula along the north coast of Northern Ireland in County Antrim, this Victorian seaside resort is framed by sandy beaches and cliffs …
Douglas is the capital of the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea between Britain and Ireland …
Dublin is the starting point for Ireland's wildest coastal landscapes …
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