10 nights · 29. June - 9. July 2027 · Southampton → Southampton
10 nights aboard Silver Spirit on a round trip from Southampton. This compact Channel and British Isles loop links English, French and Celtic harbours and offers a concise introduction to the region. On board you enjoy the full Silversea concept with butler service in every suite, premium wines and included gratuities.
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Southampton is England's largest cruise port, from which the Titanic set out on her maiden voyage in 1912. The SeaCity Museum commemorates this; the Old Town with remains of the city wall and nearby Stonehenge are classic day trips.
Honfleur at the mouth of the Seine is one of the most picturesque harbour towns in France. The narrow slate-clad houses around the Vieux Bassin, once home to the Impressionists Monet and Boudin, are among the most painted scenes in Normandy.
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and lies on the east coast on the Firth of Forth. The UNESCO-listed Old Town around the Royal Mile with Edinburgh Castle on its extinct volcanic plug, and the 18th-century Georgian New Town together form a unique urban ensemble that hosts the world's largest cultural festival every August.
Aberdeen lies on Scotland's North Sea east coast and has been the oil capital of Europe since the North Sea finds of the 1970s. Built from the silver-grey granite of nearby Rubislaw Quarry, it carries the nickname Granite City.
On the Welsh island of Anglesey in the north-west lies Holyhead as the main ferry port between Britain and Ireland. Behind the harbour rises the 220-metre Holyhead Mountain with an impressive Iron Age hill fort, and the South Stack Lighthouse on an offshore cliff is famed for its seabird colonies with puffins.
Cobh sits on one of the largest natural harbours in the world on the southern coast of Ireland in County Cork. In 1912 the port was the final port of call of the Titanic before her Atlantic crossing, and between 1848 and 1950 around 2.5 million Irish people emigrated overseas from here.
In south-west England's Cornwall, Falmouth opens onto one of the world's largest natural harbours. The National Maritime Museum Cornwall and the mighty Tudor-era Pendennis Castle define this maritime port town, a starting point for transatlantic crossings for centuries.
On the rugged Atlantic coast of New England in the US state of Maine, this largest city of the state is known for its lobster fleet, Victorian brick warehouses in the Old Port and the 1791 Portland Head Light, one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States.
Southampton is England's largest cruise port, from which the Titanic set out on her maiden voyage in 1912. The SeaCity Museum commemorates this; the Old Town with remains of the city wall and nearby Stonehenge are classic day trips.
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