British Isles cruises

Escape every day with a cruise of Britain’s coast. Enjoy sailing around England, Ireland or Scotland, with time to unwind amid the comforts on board.

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By booking within 90 days of sailing, you’ll unlock savings on select Late Saver Fare voyages.

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Featured British Isles Cruises

Experience a timeless voyage around the British Isles, with scenery and ports like no other. A tranquil voyage exposes you to prehistoric coastlines with over 140 islands, high Scottish castles, and Irish landscapes from a unique viewpoint.

Discover various ports around Britain. Retrace the footsteps of The Beatles in Liverpool or experience the finest fish and chips in Glasgow. Above all, indulge yourself in all things quintessentially British whilst revealing an illuminating and unseen side to Britain.

British Isles ports of call

Sail past the ethereal beauty of the Scottish Isles or see the awe-inspiring and ancient cliffs of the Jurassic Coast. Here are just some of the highlights you can experience on a cruise around the UK.

Liverpool, England

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South Queensferry (tours to Edinburgh), Scotland

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Dublin, Ireland

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Belfast, NI, UK

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Greenock (tours to Glasgow), Scotland

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Isle of May, Scotland, UK

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Ringaskiddy (tours to Cork), Ireland

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Isle of Skye, Scotland (cruise-by)

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FAQs about the British Isles