Cruise Northern Europe from Glasgow, at 2026-05-21 from $CA13400 aboard Le Laperouse

Cruise Le Laperouse: United Kingdom, Australia Departing from Glasgow

Le Laperouse

5/21/2026

8 d / 7 n

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Glasgow

From Glasgow

Thu 21 May 2026

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Glasgow

Arrival

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Departure

18:00

Glasgow, Scotland, is a dynamic city, rich in culture and history. Discover its architectural heritage, from the Gothic cathedral to the modernist buildings designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Museums, such as the Kelvingrove Art Gallery, offer varied artistic and historical collections. Stroll the bustling streets, discovering independent boutiques and traditional pubs. Glasgow's music scene is vibrant, with numerous concerts and festivals.

Iona

Arrival

07:00

Departure

12:00

Iona, the pearl of Scotland's Hebrides, is famous for its natural beauty and religious heritage. Stroll along its white sandy beaches and explore the lush green countryside. The island is home to a diverse range of wildlife, offering opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife observation. Iona's peaceful pace of life and welcoming community make it an ideal destination for those seeking to recharge their batteries in a natural and spiritual environment.

Lunga Island

Arrival

15:00

Departure

21:00

Lunga, the largest of Scotland's Treshnish Islands, is renowned for its puffin colonies, visible from mid-April to early August. Visitors can see these birds at close quarters, as well as other marine species such as guillemots and cormorants. The island, which has been uninhabited since 1857, also has ruins of traditional houses and a variety of flora, including wild orchids and primroses.

Callanish

Arrival

12:00

Departure

18:30

Callanish, on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, is known for its megalithic formations. The main site, Calanish I, consists of thirteen stones forming a circle around a central monolith nearly five meters high. Nearby, other groups such as Calanais II and III complete the visit. In terms of gastronomy, the region offers typical Scottish dishes such as haggis, Cullen Skink and seafood from the surrounding coasts.

Isle of Canna

Arrival

10:00

Departure

19:00

Canna Island, the most westerly of Scotland's Small Isles, is renowned for its rich natural and historical heritage. Cruisers can explore its varied landscapes, including the basalt cliffs and white sandy beaches of Sanday. The archaeological site of A'Chill offers a glimpse into the island's past. Canna is also a sanctuary for more than 20,000 seabirds, including puffins and golden eagles. Visitors can spot dolphins and small cetaceans along the coastline. Hiking trails lead to scenic viewpoints, such as Compass Hill, offering perspectives of the surrounding islands.

Portree

Arrival

08:00

Departure

22:00

Portree, the largest town on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, is known for its picturesque harbor with colorful houses and views of the hills. The town is a cultural center for the island, offering restaurants, stores and galleries. Explore Skye's spectacular scenery, including the Quiraing and the Old Man of Storr. Portree is also a departure point for fishing trips and cruises. Portree is an ideal destination for exploring the Scottish wilderness and discovering local Highland culture.

Inverewe

Arrival

06:00

Departure

18:00

Inverewe, located on the north-west coast of Scotland, is famous for its botanical garden founded in 1862 by Osgood Mackenzie. Influenced by the Gulf Stream, the garden is home to more than 2,500 species of exotic plants from around the world. Themed trails offer views of Loch Ewe and a variety of wildlife including otters, red deer and white-tailed eagles. Cruisers can also explore Inverewe House, an interactive museum telling the story of the garden and its creators.

Tobermory

Arrival

07:00

Departure

15:00

Tobermory, located on the Isle of Mull in Scotland, is renowned for its picturesque harbor lined with colorful houses. Visitors can explore the Mull Museum to learn about local history, or stroll along the harbor to admire the seascapes. Nature lovers will enjoy the hiking trails with views of the bay. When it comes to food, Tobermory is renowned for its distillery producing a unique Scotch whisky, offering a tasting experience appreciated by connoisseurs.