16-day Tour around the Atlantic countries from Paris

Upon your arrival in the romantic city of Paris, you will be greeted with a seamless transfer to your hotel in one of our vehicles, where your professional driver will ensure your comfort and convenience throughout the journey.

You will have the rest of the day free to explore the city of Light.

Paris holds a significant place in the history of France and all of Europe. With over two million inhabitants, the capital is one of the most populous cities on the old continent and among the most visited destinations globally, thanks to its countless attractions.

One of them is the great architectural development of the 19th century, which left jewels such as the Madeleine Market, the Grandes Halles, and the Eiffel Tower, the city's icon par excellence.

Paris is also known by many names, one of them being La Ville Lumière (The City of Light) due not only to its fame as a flagship city of arts and sciences, but also for the early illumination of its streets.

Although the VII arrondissement, where the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Elysées are located, is the most frequented area, full of luxury venues, monuments such as the Bourbon Palace, or museums such as the Orsay, there is much more to discover. The history, culture, and gastronomy of Paris are prevalent throughout the city.

Greca Tip: The city has a building code that prohibits buildings taller than the Eiffel Tower. This aims to preserve the iconic appearance of the Paris skyline, maintaining the tower as one of the tallest and most recognizable structures.

After enjoying our breakfast, we will begin a captivating day by immersing ourselves in the grandeur of Versailles, exploring its rich French history and admiring the beauty of its world-famous gardens (admission not included). As we walk through these regal landscapes, we will feel transported to an era of opulence and royal splendor.

Upon returning to Paris, we will make our way to the enchanting district of Montmartre, a bohemian haven known for its artists, painters, and lively cabarets. Its winding streets and creative atmosphere invite us to discover why this hilltop village has inspired generations of creators. Later, accompanied by a local guide, we will enjoy a panoramic city tour highlighting the elegance of Paris: its grand avenues, monumental squares, and timeless architectural icons.

At the end of the day we will return to the hotel to rest. We will then unwind in an atmosphere designed for comfort and serenity. For those who wish, an optional evening variety show will be available.

Greca Tip: For a magical Parisian moment, pause at a Montmartre café and try a classic crème brûlée while enjoying the views of the city below—an unforgettable treat in the artistic heart of Paris.

We’ll begin our day with a delicious breakfast before heading into the heart of Paris for a visit to the iconic Eiffel Tower.

You’ll have the opportunity to ascend to the second floor of this world-famous iron monument (tickets included), where breathtaking views of the city await.

Afterward, we’ll unwind with a scenic boat cruise along the Seine River, offering a unique perspective of Paris and its landmarks from the water. The afternoon will be yours to enjoy at your own pace—stroll through charming neighborhoods, visit a museum, or relax at a café.

Around 4:00 p.m., we’ll depart for Normandy, making our way to the historic city of Rouen. Upon arrival, you’ll have free time to explore its captivating old town, filled with medieval half-timbered houses, cobbled streets, and the stunning Gothic cathedral famously painted by Monet.

Greca Tip: If you're a fan of French cuisine, Rouen is a great place to sample regional dishes such as duck à l’orange or apple tart made with local Normandy apples.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we’ll start our day with a pleasant stroll through the charming historic center of Rouen, where medieval streets and Gothic architecture create a truly captivating atmosphere.

Later in the morning, we’ll set off towards northern France. We’ll cross the English Channel by ferry and arrive in Canterbury, the spiritual heart of England. This city, known for its cathedral and quaint old town, invites us to step back in time as we explore its beautiful streets.

We’ll then continue our journey to London. Before arriving at our hotel, you’ll have some free time to wander around the Tower Bridge area—one of the most iconic symbols of the city and a fantastic place for photos or a riverside walk.

Greca Tip: Don’t miss the chance to try a traditional English cream tea while in Canterbury—fresh scones with clotted cream and jam, served with a hot cup of tea, make for a delightful local treat.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we’ll begin our day with a comprehensive panoramic tour accompanied by a local guide, who will introduce us to the cultural and historical richness of London. We’ll visit iconic landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, the River Thames, and the majestic Buckingham Palace, where —depending on the date— we may witness the traditional Changing of the Guard.

In the afternoon, you’ll have free time to continue exploring the city at your own pace or simply relax. In the evening, we’ll meet again in Piccadilly for a pleasant stroll through Leicester Square, Chinatown, and Soho — vibrant areas full of nightlife, theaters, shops, and a wide variety of restaurants where you can enjoy dinner before heading back to the hotel.

Greca Tip: If you’d like to attend a theater show in London, we recommend booking your tickets in advance, as many performances tend to sell out quickly.

You will start the day with an entire breakfast before leaving London towards northern England.

The first stop is Cambridge to admire its beautiful residential colleges. The city is most famous as the home of the University of Cambridge, which was founded in 1209 and consistently ranks among the best universities in the world.

Cambridge was not always a university city, it became an important trading center during the Roman and Viking ages, and there is archaeological evidence of settlement in the area as early as the Bronze Age. The first town charters were granted in the 12th century, although modern city.

After lunch, you will continue to York where its cathedral, Roman walls, and lively shopping streets will create a charming memory. Here you will have some free time to stroll around.

Afterward, you will continue north to Durham where you can explore this charming medieval town full of life. It has a wonderful cathedral right in front of the castle.

Greca Tip: In York, you can visit Clifford’s Tower, a magnificent large stone tower overlooking the spectacular city of York. Once part of York Castle, this one-thousand-year-old four-lobed monument was used to house a gaol, a mint, law courts, and a site of royal power.

Today after breakfast you will travel to Scotland, stopping in Alnwick, a picturesque town with lovely gardens and a large medieval castle, used in the Harry Potter films.

You will continue to Edinburgh, arriving at midday. This is Scotland’s capital city and one of the most active cities in Northern Europe. Its monumental center has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its castle overlooks the city’s steep streets and parks.

Once there, you will enjoy a sightseeing tour with a local guide.

Edinburgh is a city rich in history and culture, blending a fascinating tapestry of ancient traditions with modern influences

Greca Tip: J. K. Rowling wrote some fragments of Harry Potter in an Edinburgh café (The Elephant) and took inspiration from the landscape for her characters and locations.

After breakfast, you will continue enjoying the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands with a coffee and stroll in Pitlochry, a charming little village.

You will continue and pass by Inverness in the north of Scotland, a city located very near the mysterious Loch Ness. After lunch you will visit the Urquhart medieval castle, from here you will take a boat trip on the dark waters of the lake.

Afterward, you will pass through Fort August with its sluice gate system, and Fort William, the tourist center at the foot of Ben Evis (the highest summit in the United Kingdom). You will return south through the high plateaus where it is possible to glimpse the snow before visiting Loch Lomond, one of the most popular lakes in Scotland.

You will arrive in Glasgow at the end of the day to take a short stroll around the city center before going to the accommodation.

Greca Tip: You can use Google Maps to look for Nessie under the surface of the Loch! Give it a try!

After breakfast, you will leave Glasgow heading towards southern Scotland. You will board a ferry in Cairnryan.

The journey will take you towards Northern Ireland, arriving in Belfast, the capital city. This monumental city is overcoming its religious conflicts.

Belfast is the capital and largest city of Northern Ireland, with a history deeply rooted in industry, culture, and turbulent political events. Your last stop will be Dublin, arriving at the end of the day. 

Dublin is the capital and the largest city of Ireland. It is located on the eastern coast. It is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and friendly locals. The city offers a mix of historic landmarks, lively pubs, and beautiful parks.

Greca Tip: The RMS Titanic, one of the most famous ships in history, was built in Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard. The tragic ocean liner, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1912, was constructed in Belfast between 1909 and 1911.

You will start the day with a great breakfast and continue with a sightseeing tour of Dublin, the peaceful capital city of Ireland.

You will enjoy a stroll on the banks of River Liffey, visiting its parks, old university, and its lively downtown streets, and will admire the exterior of Trinity College. Depending on the duration of sunlight, this visit may take place the afternoon before, upon arrival in Dublin. 

After the panoramic tour, the afternoon will be yours to explore at your leisure.

Dublin is a literary city, home to famous writers like James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, and Samuel Beckett. The city houses the National Library and the Dublin Writer's Museum

Greca Tip: Dublin has one of the oldest continuously operating train stations in the world. The Pearse Street train station (previously known as Westland Row Station) has been in operation since 1834.

After breakfast, you will head to Dublin's port and board the ferry to cross the Irish Sea to Wales.

Once in Wales, you will make your way to the coastal town of Caernarfon, where Caernarfon Castle is located, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of King Edward I's impressive fortresses, and the most famous castle in Wales.

Since 1283, it played a significant role in the definitive chapter of the conquest of Wales and was built not only as a military stronghold but also as the seat of government and a royal palace.

In 1969, the castle gained worldwide fame as the setting for the investiture of Prince Charles as the Prince of Wales. You will have free time for lunch and to explore the town before continuing the journey to reach Liverpool, a port city from which millions of immigrants set off for the New World and the birthplace of the famous rock group, "The Beatles."

You will take a short bus ride through the city and you will have the chance to visit The Beatles Story Exhibition (not included).

Greca Tip: After dinner at the hotel, you can visit the legendary Cavern Club, where The Beatles played nearly 300 concerts.

After breakfast, we’ll head to Stratford-Upon-Avon, a charming town along the banks of the River Avon and the birthplace of playwright William Shakespeare. We’ll take a short panoramic tour and then enjoy some free time for lunch.

Our journey continues through the picturesque villages of the Cotswolds until we reach the university city of Oxford, where we’ll take a brief walking tour to admire its magnificent college buildings.

Oxford is a city in the south-central region of England, centered around its prestigious university established in the 12th century. The architecture of its 38 colleges in the medieval city center led poet Matthew Arnold to nickname it the “City of Dreaming Spires.”

Additionally, University College and Magdalen College are located on High Street, which runs from the Carfax Tower (offering panoramic views of the city) to the Botanic Garden by the River Cherwell.

From Oxford, we’ll head back to London, arriving around 6:00 p.m.

Greca Tip: Some of the most famous alumni of the University of Oxford include Albert Einstein, John Locke, Oscar Wilde, Bill Clinton, Stephen Hawking, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Lawrence of Arabia, J. R. R. Tolkien, Rupert Murdoch, Adam Smith, and many more.

We begin the day with a delightful breakfast before visiting the British Museum, one of the most prestigious and oldest museums in the world, where we can admire artifacts from civilizations across the globe. After the visit, you’ll have free time to continue exploring.

At lunchtime, we’ll head to the vibrant Camden district, known for its alternative atmosphere, lively markets, and shops filled with unique items from various cultures. Here, you’ll have the chance to enjoy lunch at one of the many small restaurants or street food stalls.

In the afternoon, we travel to Colchester, considered the oldest city in England. You’ll have free time to stroll through the town and discover its fascinating historical heritage.

Later, we’ll continue to Harwich, where we’ll board a modern ferry for an overnight crossing in cabins with private bathrooms. During the journey, we’ll enjoy an included dinner before resting on our way to the Netherlands.

Please note that due to limited cabin availability on the ferry, this stage of the trip may sometimes undergo changes. The journey from London to Amsterdam might be completed on a daytime ferry with an overnight stay in Antwerp, or by train or plane.

Greca Tip: While in Camden, don’t miss the chance to sample international cuisine at its famous market—there’s something for every taste!

After enjoying a delicious breakfast on the ferry, we will arrive around 8:00 a.m. at Hoek van Holland, the port where we begin our exploration of the Netherlands.

From here, we head to the charming village of Volendam, a picturesque destination that looks straight out of a storybook. This small fishing village, known for its colorful houses and peaceful atmosphere, offers a glimpse into authentic Dutch life.

As you stroll through its flower-lined alleys and traditional shops, you’ll admire its characteristic architecture and coastal beauty. A delightful lunch is included in the program—take the opportunity to try some fresh local fish, one of the region’s specialties.

After exploring this fascinating village, we’ll continue our journey to Amsterdam, where a panoramic city tour awaits. During the tour, you’ll discover some of the most iconic landmarks of the Dutch capital. Among them is the famous canal district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which gives the city its distinctive charm. We’ll also learn about the renowned diamond-cutting techniques, a traditional craft that will let you appreciate the artistry behind these precious gems.

At the end of the day, we’ll transfer to Rembrandtplein, one of the liveliest and most popular squares in Amsterdam. Here, you’ll have time to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. Surrounded by restaurants, bars, and terraces, it’s the perfect place for a stroll or a drink before returning to the hotel.

Greca Tip: While exploring Volendam, we recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as the cobblestone streets are perfect for walking and discovering every corner of this picturesque town. And don’t forget your camera—the views of the canals and colorful fishing boats are ideal for capturing unforgettable moments.

After enjoying our breakfast, we will embark on a charming journey toward Bruges, the mythical “Venice of the North.” You will feel time slow down as you stroll along its serene canals, cobblestone alleys, and elegant bridges that seem to float between medieval stories. This romantic atmosphere, where ancient brick buildings are reflected in calm waters, invites you to admire every corner as if it were a Flemish painting.

During our visit, you will be able to ascend the Belfort, the imposing medieval tower offering an unforgettable panoramic view of the city. You will also have the chance to savor unmistakable Belgian chocolate or try a refreshing craft beer, a proud symbol of local tradition. 

After this experience, we will continue our route toward France, arriving in Paris, the captivating City of Light, as the day begins to fade. At the end of the day we will return to the hotel to rest. We will then settle into a serene environment, ideal for restoring our energy.

Starting in April 2026, the visit to Bruges will be replaced by a visit to Brussels, the capital of Belgium and home to key European institutions. We will admire its impressive Grand Place, a jewel of Flemish Baroque architecture, stroll past the emblematic Manneken Pis, and enjoy a city that blends history, chocolate, and modernity.

Greca Tip: Do not hesitate to explore Bruges’ traditional lace shops; this centuries-old craft is the perfect souvenir from your visit to the “Venice of the North.”

After a wonderful breakfast, our transfer will take you to the airport to board your next destination.

Without a doubt, and after spending some fantastic days with Greca, we hope to see him soon to forge new and emotional moments that will never leave his memory.

Nice trip! Or, as you will say, "Bon Voyage!".

Greca Tip: If you feel that your time in Paris was too brief, you can easily add extra nights to your booking. Simply let us know your preferences, and we'll be happy to assist you.