Sail roundtrip from London Tilbury on this 10-night cruise through the British Isles and Channel Islands, exploring landscapes steeped in history and natural beauty.

Discover the Scottish Highlands from Invergordon, visit prehistoric sites and Viking landmarks in Kirkwall, and experience traditional Gaelic culture in Stornoway. In Cobh, walk the colourful waterfront and explore Titanic heritage, or venture inland to discover Cork’s famous food scene. Enjoy the subtropical feel of St Mary’s in the Isles of Scilly, perfect for coastal walks, birdwatching and botanical gardens. Then explore St Peter Port in Guernsey - a harbour town filled with boutique shops, seaside charm and maritime history.

This cruise offers a rich mix of cultural encounters, scenic landscapes and relaxed island experiences - all within reach of home.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Kirkwall
Rich in ancient heritage and Viking echoes, Kirkwall is the heart of the Orkney Islands. Step back in time at the UNESCO-listed Skara Brae, one of Europe’s best-preserved Neolithic villages, or walk the atmospheric Ring of Brodgar, a vast stone circle older than Stonehenge. In town, admire the striking red sandstone St Magnus Cathedral, founded by Norse settlers and still dominating the skyline. From archaeology to island charm, Kirkwall reveals layers of history in every direction.

St Mary's, Isles of Scilly
Arriving in St Mary’s feels like stepping into a softer version of England, shaped by sea air and light. White beaches curve gently around clear waters, while narrow lanes lead past cottages, cafés and subtropical gardens. Walk the historic Garrison for sweeping island views, or take to the water for a short boat trip to neighbouring isles. Life here unfolds outdoors, unhurried and quietly joyful. St Mary’s is calm, bright and deeply restorative.

St Peter Port, Guernsey
Elegant and full of charm, St Peter Port blends British character with continental ease. Explore the historic Castle Cornet, stroll through the formal gardens of Candie Gardens, or visit Hauteville House, once home to writer Victor Hugo. Cobbled lanes lead to boutique shops and harbourfront cafés, while coastal paths offer sweeping sea views. With a mix of heritage, beauty and slow island rhythm, Guernsey’s capital is both lively and laid-back.