Explore England on a cruise
England is not all rain and drab, quite the contrary! The Channel Islands have beautiful landscapes full of green
, clear blue water and white sand. Guernsey, Sark, Herm, Jersey and Alderney are among the Channel Islands. Of these, Jersey is the largest island and the most touristy. Guernsey is smaller and even has the world's smallest church, the Little Chapel.
A must see, because it is made entirely of mosaic!
But on an England cruise, of course, you'll also pass great cities such as Dover, Liverpool, Plymouth and Southampton. From Dover, take a scenic tour of Kent County. Visit Leeds Castle and bustling Canterbury. Once you arrive in Liverpool, you can book a city tour that takes you past historical sites and famous Beatles locations. Think Liverpool Cathedral and City Hall, Pier Head and the Cavern Club. Plymouth is another fun attraction. Do you like history? Then opt for the historic maritime walk as your excursion. Or are you more of a bon vivant? Then be sure to head downtown for a traditional and delicious high tea! Southampton is often the starting point of a cruise vacation. But if you visit it during your trip, you can choose to book an excursion towards the capital city of London
or explore the streets of Southampton on your own.
Discover magical Scotland
Dock in Scotland and let the adventure begin! Explore the Scottish Highlands and visit Glencoe and Loch Ness. The village of Glencoe may look familiar to you… after all, popular movies such as James Bond and Harry Potter were filmed here! You can choose to take a boat ride on the iconic Loch Ness but watch out for monster 'Nessie'! 
Of course, the great city of Edinburgh should not be forgotten. A visit to this city is well worth it. Walk up the Royal Mile and admire Edinburgh Castle 
with its forts and Scottish history. Book a ticket for the hop-on-hop-off bus and choose which sights you want to see. Or why not go for a completely different kind of sightseeing? For example, take an underground city tour or a "darkside tour" of all of Edinburgh's exciting mysteries.
Get to know Ireland better
When you hear Ireland, you immediately think of Dublin. Feast your eyes on the 800-year-old St. Patrick's Cathedral or the 300-year-old imposing Trinity College's Old Library. Get some fresh air at Phoenix Park; it is also great fun to rent a bike and explore the park by bike. Walking through the streets of Dublin is an experience in itself thanks to its architecture. Especially the Georgian Quarter neighborhood with Georgian houses and brightly colored front doors. Will the weather be nice during your cruise along/through Ireland? Then be sure to visit the beautiful Powerscourt Gardens.
Belfast should certainly not be forgotten either. Take a magical drive along the coast of Ards Peninsula, close to Belfast. Stop for an Irish Coffee and eat fish & chips 
in a downtown pub.
Cruise along the British Isles
You can cruise to and around the British Isles year-round... Due to its temperate maritime climate, winters are mild, summers are pleasant, but rain falls throughout the year. Due to its location, a mini-cruise to England, Ireland and/or Scotland is also possible! How about sailing away just for the weekend?
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