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Saint-Malo - Dublin
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27.04.2024
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04.05.2024
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Von der bretonischen Küste bis zu den Küsten Irlands lädt PONANT Sie zu einem einzigartigen Erlebnis im Ärmelkanal und der Keltischen See ein. Diese 8-tägige Reise von Saint-Malo bis Dublin an Bord der Le Lyrial führt Sie in Landschaften von melancholischer und wilder Schönheit: Lassen Sie sich von dem geheimnisvollen Land zwischen grünen Wiesen, steilen Klippen, kleinen bunten Dörfern, Graslandschaften und Torfmooren verzaubern.
Ihre Kreuzfahrt beginnt in Saint-Malo, wo die legendäre Atlantik-Regatta „Route du Rhum“ startet. Die Korsarenstadt, ihr vielfältiges kulturelles Erbe und ihre Gassen werden Sie zweifellos in ihren Bann ziehen.
Dann nimmt die Le Lyrial Kurs nach Nordwesten zu den Kanalinseln. Hier ist die Natur Königin und Sie lassen den Alltag weit hinter sich. Auf Guernsey werden Sie von einer ebenso fesselnden wie mystischen Insel in den Bann gezogen. Zahlreiche Dolmen und Menhire sind über die Insel verstreut und zeugen von ihrer langen Geschichte und ihrem reichen Erbe. Anschließend überrascht Herm, die kleinste Insel des Archipels der Kanalinseln, mit grünen Ebenen und zerklüfteten Klippen und einer wilden, unerforschten und unberührten Natur.
Dann fahren Sie weiter in die charmante kleine Stadt Dartmouth im Herzen einer wunderschönen Naturkulisse an der Mündung des Dart River. Sie entdecken seine alten, pastellfarbenen Fischerhäuser sowie einige Fachwerkhäuser.
Die nächste Station ist das mythische Cornwall. In Fowey werden Sie über die Meisterwerke von Mutter Natur staunen. Sie entdecken eine bezaubernde Umgebung mit majestätischen Klippen und weitläufigen Naturgebieten und lassen den Alltag weit hinter sich.
Dann läuft Ihr Schiff die Scilly-Inseln an. Dieser kleine, bizarre Archipel besticht insbesondere durch wunderschöne Sandstrände vor einer Kulisse aus grünen Wiesen und Feldern, auf deren Hügeln alte Burgruinen stehen.
Nach einem einzigartigen Zwischenstopp in Bantry, zwischen dramatischen Klippen, einer faszinierenden Bucht und riesigen orangefarbenen Heideflächen, machen Sie Halt in Cork. Die typisch irische Stadt ist eine perfekte Mischung aus kosmopolitischem Ambiente und langer Geschichte, die sich an jeder Straßenecke offenbart.
Ihre Kreuzfahrt endet in Dublin, der irischen Hauptstadt mit einer geselligen Atmosphäre und authentischem Charme.
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Ideal clothes for life on board:
During the days spent on board, you are advised to wear comfortable clothes or casual outfits. The entire ship is air-conditioned, so a light sweater, a light jacket or a shawl may be necessary. When moving about in the public areas of the ship and the decks, light but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Informal evening:
In the evening, you are advised to wear smart-casual attire, especially when dining in our restaurants where wearing shorts and tee-shirts is not allowed.
For women:
- Simple dress
- Skirt or trousers
- Blouse
- Polo
For men:
- Pleated trousers or chinos
- Sports jacket
- Shirt
- Polo
Officer’s evening:
For all cruises longer than 8 nights, an Officer’s Evening with a white dress code may be organized. Therefore, we encourage you to bring a stylish white outfit for the occasion (otherwise black and white).
Gala evening:
During the cruise, two gala evenings will be organised on board. Thus, we recommend that you bring one or two formal outfits.
For women:
- Cocktail attire
- Evening dress (if you wish to)
For men:
- Dark suit
- Tie recommended, possibly bow tie (if you wish to)
SHOP:
A small shop is available on board offering a wide range of outfits, jewellery, leather goods and many accessories.
A laundry service (washing/ironing) is available on board, but unfortunately there are no dry cleaning services. For safety reasons, your cabin is not equipped with an iron.
ACCESSORIES:
- Polarized sunglasses
- Swimsuit (for the Spa on board)
- Gym wear (fitness)
- Battery charger and memory cards for your camera
- Mobile phone charger
- Hat/cap
HEALTH CARE:
- Sunscreen and after-sun lotion
- Medications and prescriptions
OUTFITS ON BOARD:
- Casual outfits for the day
- Smarter outfits for dinners
- Elegant outfits for Gala evenings
- White or black and white outfit
PRECAUTIONS:
In your hand luggage, remember to bring any medicines that you need, and possibly a small spare bag of toiletries (in case of delay in the delivery of your baggage by the airline). Remember to always have your travel documents with you in case you need them: hotel vouchers, cruise vouchers, return flight tickets... Never leave them in your hold luggage.
All our cabins have a safe. We recommend not to go ashore with valuable jewellery.
PONANT Aktivitäten
Highlights
- Neue Route zur Entdeckung der Naturschätze in der melancholischen und wilden Schönheit des Südens von England und Irland
- UNESCO-Welterbestätten: die Literaturstadt Dublin (Ausschiffungshafen)
- Neue Anlaufhäfen: Bantry, Fowey und die kleine Insel Herm
- Die wildromantischen Landschaften von Guernsey und den Scilly-Inseln
- Dartmouth, eine friedliche englische Kleinstadt an den Ufern der Mündung des Flusses Dart
- Landschaft: üppige Wiesen, steile Klippen, kleine bunte Dörfer, Torfmoore, Heidelandschaften
Häfen & Landausflüge
27. April 2024 - Saint-Malo
Einschiffung 27.04.2024 von 16:00 bis 17:00
Abfahrt 27.04.2024 um 18:40
Allein die Erwähnung des Namens Saint-Malo entführt uns in seine reiche Vergangenheit. Die Befestigungsanlagen zeugen von der Entschlossenheit der Einwohner, die auch von den Engländern begehrte Stadt zu verteidigen. Während Ihres Aufenthalts tauchen Sie in das vielfältige Erbe der Stadt ein: die Korsaren, die die Ozeane auf der Suche nach Ruhm und Reichtum unsicher machten, die berühmten Segelregatten wie die Route du Rhum, die noch heute den Ruhm der Stadt begründen, oder das Grabmal Chateaubriands, das nach Wunsch des Dichters keine Inschrift trägt.
28. April 2024 - Guernsey, Kanalinseln
Ankunft 28.04.2024 nachts
Abfahrt 28.04.2024 am frühen Nachmittag
Guernsey, eine einzigartige, unvergessliche Etappe. Die zu den britischen Kanalinseln gehörende Insel besticht mit einem milden Klima und jodreicher Luft sowie mit einer grünen, blühenden Landschaft. Vereinzelt zeugen Dolmen und Menhire von der langen Geschichte der Insel und ihrem reichhaltigen Kulturerbe. In der hübschen Hauptstadt St. Peter Port zeigt sich der charakteristische Charme der Insel: „So british!“. Die Erinnerung an den großen Schriftsteller Victor Hugo, der auf Guernsey 15 Jahre im Exil lebte, ist sehr lebendig. In seinem Haus Hauteville House wird sie aufrecht erhalten. Die unglaublich reichhaltige Dekoration zeugt von dem überschäumenden kreativen Genie des bedeutenden Mannes.
28. April 2024 - Herm, Kanalinseln
Ankunft 28.04.2024 am frühen Nachmittag
Abfahrt 28.04.2024 abends
Die Nachbarinsel von Guernsey und kleinste der Kanalinseln Herm bietet Weite, Ruhe und Authentizität. Auf der grünen, felsigen 60-Seelen-Insel scheint die Zeit stillzustehen und lässt nur die betörende Melodie der Strudel des Ärmelkanals auf den zerklüfteten Klippen und die Meeresvogelkolonien hören, die über dieses unberührte Land ziehen. Sie ist von Geschichte und Mysterien geprägt und besitzt auch wunderschöne Sandstrände, auf denen vor Millionen von Jahren das Wollhaarmammut umherstreifte. Es wurden neolithische Siedlungen entdeckt und bei Ausgrabungen wurden Beweise für einen prähistorischen Strand gefunden.
29. April 2024 - Dartmouth
Ankunft 29.04.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 29.04.2024 abends
Im Südwesten Englands können Sie in der Grafschaft Devon in die zauberhafte Atmosphäre der kleinen Stadt Dartmouth eintauchen. Der Ort liegt inmitten von grünen Landschaften an der Mündung des River Dart und besticht mit den wunderschönen, typischen Landschaften des ländlichen Englands. Die malerischen Kopfsteingassen sind von prächtigen Fachwerkhäusern aus dem 15. und 16. Jahrhundert gesäumt. Am Nordufer des Flusses können Sie alte Fischerhäuser in bunten Pastellfarben entdecken. Die kleine Hafenstadt, die heute ein beliebtes Tourismusziel ist, hat sich ihre ruhige und romantische Atmosphäre bewahrt.
30. April 2024 - Fowey
Ankunft 30.04.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 30.04.2024 am späten Nachmittag
Im mythischen Cornwall liegt diese zauberhafte Stadt an der Mündung des Flusses Fowey. Von grünen Tälern gesäumt, ist Fowey ideal für Liebhaber der Natur und großer Weiten auf der Suche nach Ferne und Entspannung. Die charmante Stadt beherbergt unter anderem zahlreiche Küstenwanderwege. In der malerischen Altstadt können Sie durch die engen Gassen schlendern, wo die britische Schriftstellerin und Dramatikerin Daphné du Maurier lebte und ihre Inspiration fand.
1. Mai 2024 - Scilly-Inseln
Ankunft 01.05.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 01.05.2024 am späten Nachmittag
Die Scilly-Inseln liegen im Atlantischen Ozean an der Südwestspitze von Cornwall. Sie bilden eine kleine britische Inselkette, deren Klima, Landschaften und Lebensstil einzigartig sind und direkt aus einer Geschichte von Enid Blyton stammen könnten. Hier ähnelt alles einem tropischen Paradies. Die langen Sandstrände verlaufen entlang üppiger grüner Wiesen voller semi-exotischer Blumen, während die Ruinen antiker Burgen von den Hügeln ragen. Sie sind wahre Zufluchtsorte des Friedens, die das legendäre Avalon von König Arthur inspiriert haben. Heute sind sie als Gebiet von außergewöhnlicher natürlicher Schönheit aufgeführt. Die zerklüftete Küste beherbergt ebenso vielfältige wie außergewöhnliche Tiere, einschließlich der sehr seltenen atlantischen Kegelrobbe.
2. Mai 2024 - Bantry
Ankunft 02.05.2024 mittags
Abfahrt 02.05.2024 am späten Abend
In einer majestätischen Bucht im Norden der Halbinsel Durrus im Südwesten Irlands, im County Cork, liegt das Dorf Bantry zwischen spektakulären Klippen, einer faszinierenden Bucht und riesigen orangefarbenen Heideflächen. Dieses malerische Städtchen, Postkarte eines wilden, unberührten und authentischen Irlands, lässt sich entlang der von Wind und Strömung zerklüfteten Küste und in den gepflasterten Gassen entdecken, die von Häusern im georgianischen und viktorianischen Stil gesäumt sind. Lassen Sie sich vom Bantry House, einem der Wahrzeichen des Dorfes, verzaubern. Das majestätische Herrenhaus aus dem 18. Jahrhundert, das die Bucht überragt, begeistert mit seiner Architektur, seinen bezaubernden französischen Gärten und seinen fesselnden Panoramen.
3. Mai 2024 - Cork
Ankunft 03.05.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Abfahrt 03.05.2024 am Nachmittag
Cork, eine zugleich dynamische und beschauliche Universitätsstadt an der Südwestküste Irlands, wird Sie mit ihren unzähligen historischen und kulturellen Schätzen begeistern. Beliebte Sehenswürdigkeiten im Stadtzentrum sind die Saint-Finbarr-Kathedrale, bekannt für ihre beeindruckende neugotische Architektur, sowie der englische Markt. Diese prächtigen Markthallen im viktorianischen Stil sind ein Wahrzeichen der Stadt und zeigen den ganzen Reichtum der Schätze Irlands. Dieser angenehme Zwischenstopp in der zweitgrößten Stadt Irlands bietet auch die Möglichkeit, die ehemalige Jameson-Destillerie zu besuchen, in der der berühmte Whisky fast 200 Jahre lang hergestellt wurde.
4. Mai 2024 - Dublin
Ankunft 04.05.2024 am frühen Vormittag
Ausschiffung 04.05.2024 um 08:00
Die irische Hauptstadt erstreckt sich an der Ostküste von den Ufern des Flusses Liffey bis zur Bucht von Dublin. Sie entdecken deren einladende, lebendige Seite im Fußgängerviertel Temple Bar. In den gepflasterten Straßen gibt es unzählige Kreativläden, Pubs im alten Stil und Kulturzentren. In der Nähe der für ihre Bibliothek des 18. Jh. berühmten Universität Trinity College können Sie entlang der Grafton Street bummeln:In deren legendären Cafés werden Ihnen Buttermilch-Scones noch warm mit Konfitüre serviert. Nicht weit von dort führt Sie die majestätische O'Connell-Brücke zur gleichnamigen Allee, auf der die zeitgenössische Leuchtskulptur Spire errichtet ist.
Steam train & river cruise
This lovely tour of Devonshire’s “English Riviera coast” will give you a real feel for the village life and delightful countryside in this part of the world. Start with a short walking tour of Dartmouth. This ancient port is perhaps best known for Britannia Royal Naval College which stands imposingly on the hill above. It has been the centre of naval training for centuries and so the town itself has a strong maritime history, which is echoed in its ancient taverns and well-preserved shops.
Then join a public boat for a transfer up the pretty River Dart, passing stunning scenery all the while. Agatha Christie’s House, Greenway, sits here on the banks of the river in its idyllic setting.
After 1h15 hour of sailing, arrive in medieval Totnes. Explore this town with your guide before travelling by coach to the pretty seaside resort town of Paignton. Here, board a traditional steam train for a picturesque ride through the rolling scenery to Kingswear, nestled on the banks of the river Dart. Then a short ferry crossing brings you into the town centre of Dartmouth.
- As the 2022 timetable is not available at the moment we are publishing, please note the tour may need to be extended slightly, depending on what time the trains and river cruises are running. This tour is conducted in English only.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 150
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Greenway House & gardens
Depart from the pier by boat and make the delightful journey up the river Dart. After a 30-minute sailing, arrive at Greenway House and Gardens.
Agatha Christie made Greenway her holiday home from 1938 until 1959. Take the opportunity to view the many personal collections and mementoes of our best-loved mystery writer and her family in a house that portrays the spirit of a holiday home in its 1950s heyday. Here, Agatha Christie gathered with her family and friends for long summer days together, often to celebrate a novel just completed for publication. Visit the house before taking a stroll around the gardens.
The most nostalgic and magical of gardens, evoking a past world of long summer holidays and secret places waiting to be discovered, was described by previous owner Agatha Christie as “the loveliest place in the world”. The beautiful garden is renowned for its rare half-hardy plants, under planted with drifts of native wild flowers. Among the many corners to explore are a Victorian fernery, an exquisitely restored vinery and the enigmatic “Raleigh’s boathouse”.
- The walk from Greenway quay to visitor reception is steep in places along a winding bark chip path through the Greenway woodland. The 750 metres (800 yards) walk takes about 10 minutes and there are plenty of benches for resting or admiring the view on the way. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility due to the steep hill and getting on and off the boats. Walking in the gardens is at guest’s discretion. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and waterproof clothes. The tour is limited to 40 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 85
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Buckfast Abbey & Totnes
Visit a fascinating abbey lovingly rebuilt in recent times and travel to a nearby medieval town that remains to this day a flourishing market town.
On the edge of the moor lies Buckfast Abbey, a thriving community of Benedictine monks. The original 11th century Buckfast Abbey fell into ruin after the dissolution of the monasteries. In 1882, four monks returned and in 1906 they began the monumental task of rebuilding the church themselves. It took them 31 years; a feat made even more remarkable by the fact that only one of them had previous building experience. Now only the absence of the patina of age distinguishes this splendid church, a mix of early English and Norman styles, from original fabric.
A presentation and exhibition explains the monks’ achievement and their present-day work. Famed for its stained glass, fine examples of the monk’s own work adorn the abbey. You will explore at leisure and visit the garden sensory and the lavender gardens before visiting the produce shop which sells everything from bees wax to the much-enjoyed monastic beverage: mead!
Afterwards you will head to the thriving medieval town of Totnes and explore with your guide as you are taken on a short-guided walking tour of the town. Spend some time at leisure exploring the shops of Totnes before re-boarding your coach and returning to the pier.
- This tour involves approximately 800 metres (0.5 mile) of walking on flat terrain with a gentle incline in places. Total walking distance in Totnes is at guests’ discretion. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed to avoid congestion.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 100
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Pencarrow House
From the pier, board your local coach and head to Pencarrow House.
Pencarrow House is a lovely historic Georgian house built in the 1760’s. It is still owned and lived in, to this day, by the Molesworth St Aubyn family. The house is richly decorated and holds a superb collection of pictures, furniture, porcelain, and some antique dolls. Sir Arthur Sullivan (of Gilbert and Sullivan) stayed here in 1882 and composed the music for Lolanthe. The extensive gardens are famous for their conifers, some of which tower up to 30 metres (100 feet), and for the splendid camellias and rhododendrons, which form a blaze of colour.
This is very much a ‘lived-in’ family home rather than a museum, which gives it enormous charm. Enjoy a guided tour of the house, followed by refreshments, and then take some time to wander through the delightful garden.
The gardens were designed and laid out between 1831-1855 by the radical statesman, and later Secretary of State for the Colonies, Sir William Molesworth, together with his head gardener, Thomas Corbett. Points of interest include an Iron Age hill fort, sunken Italian Garden with a quatrefoil fountain, icehouse, palm house, ancient Cornish cross, and a grotto, which is believed to have been a secret meeting place.
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This excursion involves walking on mostly flat ground, stairs throughout the house and gentle slopes and uneven pathways throughout the garden. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 120
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Scenic Fowey & Polperro
Depart Fowey on a scenic drive through the Cornish countryside to the picturesque village of Polperro. See peaceful rural vistas and pass the old Georgian town of Lostwithiel before arriving at historical Polperro.
Sheltered from time and tide in its cliff ravine, Polperro is a quaint old Cornish fishing village with a colourful past. Set-off on a walk through the traffic-free lanes to explore at leisure. See the small, picturesque harbour, overlooked by ancient fisherman’s cottages perched on steep hillsides. Perhaps visit the Heritage Museum to discover more about the village’s intriguing history with smuggling. There is a selection of local shops and galleries to browse, as well as cafes where you can indulge in a traditional British cream tea (entrances and refreshments not included).
Following your visit to Polperro, reboard the coach to relax on the scenic drive back to Fowey.
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This tour involves walking 1 mile (1,5 km) on mostly paved ground, tarmac surfaces and some inclines. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 90
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
The lost Gardens of Heligan
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 135
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Bodmin Jail
Located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, Bodmin Jail’s dark past has played an important role in Cornwall’s history. It was built in 1779 for King George III as part of a prison reform occurring during the time. Within its walls, 55 executions took place over the years. Miner William Hampton was the last man to be executed on Tuesday, 20 July, 1909, for the crime of strangling his young fiancé.
Leave Fowey by coach and allow your guide to enthral you with Cornish Culture as you pass through the Cornish Countryside en route to Bodmin Jail. On your arrival, you will be greeted by one of Bodmin Jail’s very own experienced guides. Your adventure back in time will start in the library room, before entering ‘The Dark Walk’- a cinematic visual experience, which tells stories of mining, smuggling and everyday hardship faced by Cornwall’s poorest. Hear about infamous prisoners’ tales before your guide takes you on a journey into the jail’s original Navy Wing. Get a closer look at working life of an 18th and 19th century prison.
Delve deeper into the background of the staff who worked at the jail from an operational perspective, before finally taking the path of the 55 prisoners who were led to the hanging pit, which was the only original, fully functional Victorian Hanging Pit in the England.
Then, enjoy some free time at leisure before returning to port and your awaiting ship.
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This tour involves walking 1 mile (1,5 km) on mostly flat ground, stairs to access the lower section of the old jail and gentle slopes throughout the tour. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 140
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Tresco Abbey gardens
The Isles of Scilly are a sub-tropical haven for plants and wildlife. In this walking tour, visit the lovely island of Tresco and tour one of the most remarkable gardens in the world, the glorious Tresco Abbey Gardens, containing 20,000 exotic plants flourishing in the warm Gulf Stream climate of these parts.
Meet your local guide who will take you on a walk around the island.
The stunning Tresco Abbey Gardens were created nearly 170 years ago by Augustus Smith around the remains of the 12th century Saint Nicholas Priory. Succeeding generations of the Dorrien-Smith family and their gardeners have collected one of the most fascinating and varied botanical collection of plants from all around the world. These include hotter, drier terraces at the top to suit Australian and South African plants, whilst the bottom ones provide the humidity that favours flora from New Zealand and South America.
Fringing the lush grid of paths criss-crossing the gardens are cacti, date-palms and rarities like lobster claw and shocking-pink drifts of pelargonium. The Valhalla museum reminds the visitor of the shipwrecks that surround the islands and the storms that caused many of them.
Enjoy some time at leisure before returning to your ship.
- As this excursion is entirely done on foot, we advise you wear comfortable shoes and take waterproof clothes. This tour is only conducted in English. The visit of the garden is not guided. If available, gardeners would be more than happy to answer questions.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 60
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Garrison walking tour
Your walking tour on the lovely Island of St Mary’s, the largest of the Isles of Scilly, will take you to The Garrison. This walk, offering lovely views of the other islands, was voted the best coastal walk in Britain in a Times survey in 2010.
Depart the quayside in Hugh Town towards the Garrison promontory. The Garrison is deemed to be of national importance “for the complexity and survival of its fortifications, representing successive periods of raiding, hostility and war.” The Garrison dates back to Elizabethan times and goes on through the Civil War years (it became the last Royalist stronghold), and the Spanish Wars of the 18th century.
You will enter The Garrison through the old garrison gateway, and follow the coastal footpath. Your guide will point out the various islands surrounding the Garrison as well as giving you some historical background while passing the various batteries.
Towards the end of the walk, climb the hill up to Star Castle so that you may enjoy sweeping panoramas of the islands. Star Castle is now a hotel, but it was built as an impregnable fortress back in 1593 and gets its name from the shape of its eight-sided central keep, curtain wall and dry moat. Here you will have some refreshments before returning to your ship.
- This tour is entirely done on foot and involves walking over uneven paths, as well as some steep up and down hill footpaths. Paths can be narrow at some places. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking problems. This tour is only conducted in English.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 60
Je nach Verfügbarkeit Preis pro Person.
Panoramic Cork & Old Jameson distillery
Depart from the pier and travel to the city of Cork. A short panoramic tour will introduce you to the city situated on the River Lee. The Lee flows through the city in two main channels, so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges. Today, Cork City has become the shopping and commercial capital of the south. It is a University City with a unique character and a city of Jazz, Film, Opera and Theatre. You will see the spires of St Fin Barre's Cathedral, The Old Courthouse, City Hall and the renowned Bells of Shandon.
Leaving the city, travel eastwards to the village of Midleton, the town from which the famous rare Irish whiskey gets its name. A visit to the Old Jameson Distillery will take you right to the heart of the cherished whiskey making tradition. You are invited to join a 60-minute guided tour of this beautifully restored 18th century self-contained industrial complex, unique in Britain and Ireland. Delight in the fully operational water wheel and be amazed by the copper pot still of 32,000 gallons which is the largest in the world. An audio-visual presentation breathes life into the Irish Whiskey legend. After the history comes the tasting, where you are invited to relax in the atmosphere of a traditional Irish pub and sample Ireland's finest whiskey. Afterwards visit the craft shop, or coffee shop at Jameson Heritage Centre where you can lose yourself in the charm of another age.
Following your visit to the Old Jameson Distillery, re-board your coach for your return drive to your ship.
- This tour involves approximately 400 metres (0.2 mile) of walking, some over cobblestones and stairs. We recommend you to wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 80
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Cork city walk
Cork, a city of steeples and bridges, was made for walking. From many vantage points, it can all be seen at a glance, as it is a compact city in size yet diverse in its range of activities. Its quays that stretch all the way into the heart of the city welcome ships from the seven seas. The city centre presents streets lined with a shops, arcades and boutiques. The city is mildly cosmopolitan yet engagingly Irish. It is pleasantly spread out amongst the hills that rise up on both sides of the river Lee. The city centre is actually a small island between two channels of the river and a plethora of bridges.
From the pier, board your coach for a 30minutes drive to Cork city. Upon arrival, commence your guided walk of Cork city through quaint streets filled with history.
Next, stop to visit St. Fin Barre's Cathedral. Designed and built by William Burgess, the city has been given a church full of exuberance. Its style is all things romantic, ornate and possibly even exotic. There is time for a visit and some photos. Continue through the streets into the heart of the Huguenot area, taking note of the Huguenot Cemetery on Careys Lane.
Walking up South Mall and onto Princess Street, walk through the English Market. This market is over 200 years old and is one of Cork's greatest assets; it's an indoor food market with an array of butchers selling many of the traditional Cork foods, fruit and vegetable shops selling at discount prices, fishmongers, Italian, French and Irish cheese stalls, fresh bread stands and more. Early in the morning, chefs from various restaurants and cafes drop in to buy their supplies. During the day, many residents of the city pass through to do their own shopping. It is also popular with visitors as it is a unique shopping experience that should not to be missed.
After some free time, reboard your coach for the return drive to your ship.
- This tour involves approximately 3 km (1.5 mile) of walking, some over uneven surfaces and steps. Headsets are included in the tour. English Market visit is independent. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with a mobility issue and travelling alone. Please note the order of the sites may vary and the cathedral visit depends on possible religious service. Appropriate dress is recommended to enter religious sites (shoulders and knees must be covered).
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 40
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Panoramic Cork & Blarney castle
From the pier, board your coach and drive towards Blarney. The village lies in the protective shadow of the historic ruins of Blarney Castle, which was built in two sections with a massive oblong keep and typical Irish battlements. Enjoy a visit to the castle -"to kiss the famous Blarney stone" which, legend tells us, imparts the gift of eloquence to all those who kiss it.
Blarney is also home to Blarney Woollen Mills, which dates back to 1823, and is now one of the finest craft and gift centres in Ireland. Enjoy an Irish coffee and browse through the wide range of Irish clothing, crystal, linen and handicrafts.
Next, drive to Cork city. A short panoramic tour will introduce you to the city situated on the River Lee. Today the Lee flows through the city in two main channels, so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges. Today, Cork City has become the shopping and commercial capital of the south. It is a university and artistic city with a unique character, where you can see the spires of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, the Old Courthouse, City Hall and the renowned Bells of Shandon.
At the end of the tour, you will return to the pier and your ship.
- As there are 108 steps to climb in Blarney Castle and about 1 ¾ hour of walking on this tour, we advise you wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 85
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Le Lyrial
Le Lyrial, die 2015 als viertes Schiff der Sisterships-Serie in See stach, ist der Inbegriff dieser neuen Generation von Kreuzfahrtschiffen in menschlichem Maß Seine inneren und äußeren Linien mit ihrer Nüchternheit und Raffinesse, machen dieses Schiff zu einer außergewöhnlichen und innovativen Jacht.
Für die Inneneinrichtung ließen wir uns von den Farben unserer Reiseziele inspirieren und entwickelten daher eine Palette rund um Blau. Die Nuancen reichen von den grauen und hellen Tönen des Polareises bis hin zu den lebendigen und türkisfarbenen Noten mediterraner Buchten.
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Lektor
An Bord Ihres Schiffes bieten Ihnen ausgewählte Lektoren kulturelle und historische Einblicke, damit Sie noch mehr über Ihr Reiseziel erfahren können: den Ursprung der lokalen Traditionen, die Geschichte symbolischer Orte, berühmte Persönlichkeiten und historische Helden... Die Experten begleiten Sie während der gesamten Kreuzfahrt, an Bord und bei den Ausflügen an Land, um ihr Know-how und ihre Einsichten mit Ihnen zu teilen.
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Steam train & river cruise
This lovely tour of Devonshire’s “English Riviera coast” will give you a real feel for the village life and delightful countryside in this part of the world. Start with a short walking tour of Dartmouth. This ancient port is perhaps best known for Britannia Royal Naval College which stands imposingly on the hill above. It has been the centre of naval training for centuries and so the town itself has a strong maritime history, which is echoed in its ancient taverns and well-preserved shops.
Then join a public boat for a transfer up the pretty River Dart, passing stunning scenery all the while. Agatha Christie’s House, Greenway, sits here on the banks of the river in its idyllic setting.
After 1h15 hour of sailing, arrive in medieval Totnes. Explore this town with your guide before travelling by coach to the pretty seaside resort town of Paignton. Here, board a traditional steam train for a picturesque ride through the rolling scenery to Kingswear, nestled on the banks of the river Dart. Then a short ferry crossing brings you into the town centre of Dartmouth.
- As the 2022 timetable is not available at the moment we are publishing, please note the tour may need to be extended slightly, depending on what time the trains and river cruises are running. This tour is conducted in English only.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 150
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Greenway House & gardens
Depart from the pier by boat and make the delightful journey up the river Dart. After a 30-minute sailing, arrive at Greenway House and Gardens.
Agatha Christie made Greenway her holiday home from 1938 until 1959. Take the opportunity to view the many personal collections and mementoes of our best-loved mystery writer and her family in a house that portrays the spirit of a holiday home in its 1950s heyday. Here, Agatha Christie gathered with her family and friends for long summer days together, often to celebrate a novel just completed for publication. Visit the house before taking a stroll around the gardens.
The most nostalgic and magical of gardens, evoking a past world of long summer holidays and secret places waiting to be discovered, was described by previous owner Agatha Christie as “the loveliest place in the world”. The beautiful garden is renowned for its rare half-hardy plants, under planted with drifts of native wild flowers. Among the many corners to explore are a Victorian fernery, an exquisitely restored vinery and the enigmatic “Raleigh’s boathouse”.
- The walk from Greenway quay to visitor reception is steep in places along a winding bark chip path through the Greenway woodland. The 750 metres (800 yards) walk takes about 10 minutes and there are plenty of benches for resting or admiring the view on the way. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility due to the steep hill and getting on and off the boats. Walking in the gardens is at guest’s discretion. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and waterproof clothes. The tour is limited to 40 participants.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 85
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Buckfast Abbey & Totnes
Visit a fascinating abbey lovingly rebuilt in recent times and travel to a nearby medieval town that remains to this day a flourishing market town.
On the edge of the moor lies Buckfast Abbey, a thriving community of Benedictine monks. The original 11th century Buckfast Abbey fell into ruin after the dissolution of the monasteries. In 1882, four monks returned and in 1906 they began the monumental task of rebuilding the church themselves. It took them 31 years; a feat made even more remarkable by the fact that only one of them had previous building experience. Now only the absence of the patina of age distinguishes this splendid church, a mix of early English and Norman styles, from original fabric.
A presentation and exhibition explains the monks’ achievement and their present-day work. Famed for its stained glass, fine examples of the monk’s own work adorn the abbey. You will explore at leisure and visit the garden sensory and the lavender gardens before visiting the produce shop which sells everything from bees wax to the much-enjoyed monastic beverage: mead!
Afterwards you will head to the thriving medieval town of Totnes and explore with your guide as you are taken on a short-guided walking tour of the town. Spend some time at leisure exploring the shops of Totnes before re-boarding your coach and returning to the pier.
- This tour involves approximately 800 metres (0.5 mile) of walking on flat terrain with a gentle incline in places. Total walking distance in Totnes is at guests’ discretion. This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof. Please note the order of the visits may be reversed to avoid congestion.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 100
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Pencarrow House
From the pier, board your local coach and head to Pencarrow House.
Pencarrow House is a lovely historic Georgian house built in the 1760’s. It is still owned and lived in, to this day, by the Molesworth St Aubyn family. The house is richly decorated and holds a superb collection of pictures, furniture, porcelain, and some antique dolls. Sir Arthur Sullivan (of Gilbert and Sullivan) stayed here in 1882 and composed the music for Lolanthe. The extensive gardens are famous for their conifers, some of which tower up to 30 metres (100 feet), and for the splendid camellias and rhododendrons, which form a blaze of colour.
This is very much a ‘lived-in’ family home rather than a museum, which gives it enormous charm. Enjoy a guided tour of the house, followed by refreshments, and then take some time to wander through the delightful garden.
The gardens were designed and laid out between 1831-1855 by the radical statesman, and later Secretary of State for the Colonies, Sir William Molesworth, together with his head gardener, Thomas Corbett. Points of interest include an Iron Age hill fort, sunken Italian Garden with a quatrefoil fountain, icehouse, palm house, ancient Cornish cross, and a grotto, which is believed to have been a secret meeting place.
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This excursion involves walking on mostly flat ground, stairs throughout the house and gentle slopes and uneven pathways throughout the garden. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 120
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Scenic Fowey & Polperro
Depart Fowey on a scenic drive through the Cornish countryside to the picturesque village of Polperro. See peaceful rural vistas and pass the old Georgian town of Lostwithiel before arriving at historical Polperro.
Sheltered from time and tide in its cliff ravine, Polperro is a quaint old Cornish fishing village with a colourful past. Set-off on a walk through the traffic-free lanes to explore at leisure. See the small, picturesque harbour, overlooked by ancient fisherman’s cottages perched on steep hillsides. Perhaps visit the Heritage Museum to discover more about the village’s intriguing history with smuggling. There is a selection of local shops and galleries to browse, as well as cafes where you can indulge in a traditional British cream tea (entrances and refreshments not included).
Following your visit to Polperro, reboard the coach to relax on the scenic drive back to Fowey.
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This tour involves walking 1 mile (1,5 km) on mostly paved ground, tarmac surfaces and some inclines. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 90
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The lost Gardens of Heligan
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 135
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Bodmin Jail
Located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, Bodmin Jail’s dark past has played an important role in Cornwall’s history. It was built in 1779 for King George III as part of a prison reform occurring during the time. Within its walls, 55 executions took place over the years. Miner William Hampton was the last man to be executed on Tuesday, 20 July, 1909, for the crime of strangling his young fiancé.
Leave Fowey by coach and allow your guide to enthral you with Cornish Culture as you pass through the Cornish Countryside en route to Bodmin Jail. On your arrival, you will be greeted by one of Bodmin Jail’s very own experienced guides. Your adventure back in time will start in the library room, before entering ‘The Dark Walk’- a cinematic visual experience, which tells stories of mining, smuggling and everyday hardship faced by Cornwall’s poorest. Hear about infamous prisoners’ tales before your guide takes you on a journey into the jail’s original Navy Wing. Get a closer look at working life of an 18th and 19th century prison.
Delve deeper into the background of the staff who worked at the jail from an operational perspective, before finally taking the path of the 55 prisoners who were led to the hanging pit, which was the only original, fully functional Victorian Hanging Pit in the England.
Then, enjoy some free time at leisure before returning to port and your awaiting ship.
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This tour involves walking 1 mile (1,5 km) on mostly flat ground, stairs to access the lower section of the old jail and gentle slopes throughout the tour. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 140
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Tresco Abbey gardens
The Isles of Scilly are a sub-tropical haven for plants and wildlife. In this walking tour, visit the lovely island of Tresco and tour one of the most remarkable gardens in the world, the glorious Tresco Abbey Gardens, containing 20,000 exotic plants flourishing in the warm Gulf Stream climate of these parts.
Meet your local guide who will take you on a walk around the island.
The stunning Tresco Abbey Gardens were created nearly 170 years ago by Augustus Smith around the remains of the 12th century Saint Nicholas Priory. Succeeding generations of the Dorrien-Smith family and their gardeners have collected one of the most fascinating and varied botanical collection of plants from all around the world. These include hotter, drier terraces at the top to suit Australian and South African plants, whilst the bottom ones provide the humidity that favours flora from New Zealand and South America.
Fringing the lush grid of paths criss-crossing the gardens are cacti, date-palms and rarities like lobster claw and shocking-pink drifts of pelargonium. The Valhalla museum reminds the visitor of the shipwrecks that surround the islands and the storms that caused many of them.
Enjoy some time at leisure before returning to your ship.
- As this excursion is entirely done on foot, we advise you wear comfortable shoes and take waterproof clothes. This tour is only conducted in English. The visit of the garden is not guided. If available, gardeners would be more than happy to answer questions.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 60
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Garrison walking tour
Your walking tour on the lovely Island of St Mary’s, the largest of the Isles of Scilly, will take you to The Garrison. This walk, offering lovely views of the other islands, was voted the best coastal walk in Britain in a Times survey in 2010.
Depart the quayside in Hugh Town towards the Garrison promontory. The Garrison is deemed to be of national importance “for the complexity and survival of its fortifications, representing successive periods of raiding, hostility and war.” The Garrison dates back to Elizabethan times and goes on through the Civil War years (it became the last Royalist stronghold), and the Spanish Wars of the 18th century.
You will enter The Garrison through the old garrison gateway, and follow the coastal footpath. Your guide will point out the various islands surrounding the Garrison as well as giving you some historical background while passing the various batteries.
Towards the end of the walk, climb the hill up to Star Castle so that you may enjoy sweeping panoramas of the islands. Star Castle is now a hotel, but it was built as an impregnable fortress back in 1593 and gets its name from the shape of its eight-sided central keep, curtain wall and dry moat. Here you will have some refreshments before returning to your ship.
- This tour is entirely done on foot and involves walking over uneven paths, as well as some steep up and down hill footpaths. Paths can be narrow at some places. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking problems. This tour is only conducted in English.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 60
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Panoramic Cork & Old Jameson distillery
Depart from the pier and travel to the city of Cork. A short panoramic tour will introduce you to the city situated on the River Lee. The Lee flows through the city in two main channels, so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges. Today, Cork City has become the shopping and commercial capital of the south. It is a University City with a unique character and a city of Jazz, Film, Opera and Theatre. You will see the spires of St Fin Barre's Cathedral, The Old Courthouse, City Hall and the renowned Bells of Shandon.
Leaving the city, travel eastwards to the village of Midleton, the town from which the famous rare Irish whiskey gets its name. A visit to the Old Jameson Distillery will take you right to the heart of the cherished whiskey making tradition. You are invited to join a 60-minute guided tour of this beautifully restored 18th century self-contained industrial complex, unique in Britain and Ireland. Delight in the fully operational water wheel and be amazed by the copper pot still of 32,000 gallons which is the largest in the world. An audio-visual presentation breathes life into the Irish Whiskey legend. After the history comes the tasting, where you are invited to relax in the atmosphere of a traditional Irish pub and sample Ireland's finest whiskey. Afterwards visit the craft shop, or coffee shop at Jameson Heritage Centre where you can lose yourself in the charm of another age.
Following your visit to the Old Jameson Distillery, re-board your coach for your return drive to your ship.
- This tour involves approximately 400 metres (0.2 mile) of walking, some over cobblestones and stairs. We recommend you to wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 80
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Cork city walk
Cork, a city of steeples and bridges, was made for walking. From many vantage points, it can all be seen at a glance, as it is a compact city in size yet diverse in its range of activities. Its quays that stretch all the way into the heart of the city welcome ships from the seven seas. The city centre presents streets lined with a shops, arcades and boutiques. The city is mildly cosmopolitan yet engagingly Irish. It is pleasantly spread out amongst the hills that rise up on both sides of the river Lee. The city centre is actually a small island between two channels of the river and a plethora of bridges.
From the pier, board your coach for a 30minutes drive to Cork city. Upon arrival, commence your guided walk of Cork city through quaint streets filled with history.
Next, stop to visit St. Fin Barre's Cathedral. Designed and built by William Burgess, the city has been given a church full of exuberance. Its style is all things romantic, ornate and possibly even exotic. There is time for a visit and some photos. Continue through the streets into the heart of the Huguenot area, taking note of the Huguenot Cemetery on Careys Lane.
Walking up South Mall and onto Princess Street, walk through the English Market. This market is over 200 years old and is one of Cork's greatest assets; it's an indoor food market with an array of butchers selling many of the traditional Cork foods, fruit and vegetable shops selling at discount prices, fishmongers, Italian, French and Irish cheese stalls, fresh bread stands and more. Early in the morning, chefs from various restaurants and cafes drop in to buy their supplies. During the day, many residents of the city pass through to do their own shopping. It is also popular with visitors as it is a unique shopping experience that should not to be missed.
After some free time, reboard your coach for the return drive to your ship.
- This tour involves approximately 3 km (1.5 mile) of walking, some over uneven surfaces and steps. Headsets are included in the tour. English Market visit is independent. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with a mobility issue and travelling alone. Please note the order of the sites may vary and the cathedral visit depends on possible religious service. Appropriate dress is recommended to enter religious sites (shoulders and knees must be covered).
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 40
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Panoramic Cork & Blarney castle
From the pier, board your coach and drive towards Blarney. The village lies in the protective shadow of the historic ruins of Blarney Castle, which was built in two sections with a massive oblong keep and typical Irish battlements. Enjoy a visit to the castle -"to kiss the famous Blarney stone" which, legend tells us, imparts the gift of eloquence to all those who kiss it.
Blarney is also home to Blarney Woollen Mills, which dates back to 1823, and is now one of the finest craft and gift centres in Ireland. Enjoy an Irish coffee and browse through the wide range of Irish clothing, crystal, linen and handicrafts.
Next, drive to Cork city. A short panoramic tour will introduce you to the city situated on the River Lee. Today the Lee flows through the city in two main channels, so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges. Today, Cork City has become the shopping and commercial capital of the south. It is a university and artistic city with a unique character, where you can see the spires of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, the Old Courthouse, City Hall and the renowned Bells of Shandon.
At the end of the tour, you will return to the pier and your ship.
- As there are 108 steps to climb in Blarney Castle and about 1 ¾ hour of walking on this tour, we advise you wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties.
Gesamtpreis inkl. Steuern- und Gebühren : € 85
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