Golf & Cruise on MS EUROPA:
British Summer Fairytale

Hamburg, the Pearl of the North, fascinates with its lively atmosphere and rich history. From the pulsating port with its majestic giant ships to the historic Warehouse District (Speicherstadt), characterized by red brick, the city has a distinctive aesthetic. The Alster, surrounded by green banks, invites you to take relaxing boat trips.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea and unwind. Make use of the diverse offers on board the MS EUROPA.

The Isle of Wight captivates visitors with its unique shape and nature. The striking chalk hills stretch across the center of the island and plunge dramatically into the sea in the west. In Cowes, nature lovers meet sailing enthusiasts. Hikers enjoy the well-signposted paths with breathtaking views of the steep coasts and imposing chalk cliffs.

Picturesquely located on the 'English Riviera', Dartmouth impresses with a maritime atmosphere. The natural harbor is lined with historic houses, and elegant yachts lie at anchor. Even the entry into the River Dart, flanked by Kingswear Castle and Dartmouth Castle, is impressive. The historic fortifications lend the coastal town its special charm to this day.

The Scilly Islands archipelago enchants with around 140 islets, turquoise water, and subtropical plant splendor. St. Mary's, the largest of the islands, offers a mix of granite formations and heathlands. On Tresco, the Abbey Garden enchants with a fairytale world of exotic plants, medieval pointed arches, and historic figureheads.

Cobh offers a backdrop of colorful houses and the neo-Gothic St. Colman's Cathedral. Known as the 'Gateway to the World', the first steamship to cross the Atlantic set sail here in 1838. Between 1848 and 1950, more than 2.5 million emigrants sought their fortune starting from here. A walk along the Titanic Trail allows visitors to immerse themselves in the history of Irish emigrants.

Dingle offers a spectacular mix of dramatic cliffs, magnificent sandy beaches, and majestic mountains. In the cozy pubs, locals share stories about their culture. The nearby Blasket Islands impress with their unspoiled landscape, while hikes along the beaches and cliffs open up wonderful views of the rugged beauty of the coast.

Galway is an unconventional place full of charm with cobblestone streets, colorful houses, and quaint pubs. The city is known for festivals like the Galway Races. Galway is the gateway to the breathtaking nature of Connemara: Boggy landscapes, glittering lakes, and rugged coasts characterize the image. Old stone walls and bright green fields make the region a picturesque paradise.

Killybegs is a quaint little town known for its flourishing fishing port. Despite the hustle and bustle, it has preserved its tranquility. The famous Donegal carpets adorn significant buildings worldwide. In Killybegs, traditional craftsmanship meets maritime charm.

Greencastle at the mouth of the Foyle gets its name from the medieval castle. A visit to the castle ruins provides insights into history, while the Inishowen Maritime Museum brings the maritime past to life. The impressively green coastal landscape invites you to take extensive walks, followed by fresh seafood in the local restaurants.

A wild beauty unfolds on the Isle of Skye. A rugged landscape and idyllic fishing villages characterize the island. The iconic Old Man of Storr rises impressively. In the main town of Portree, picturesque houses and the colorful harbor invite you to linger – a place that takes visitors on a scenic journey between sea and land.

In northwest Scotland, Ullapool lies between the majestic mountains of the Highlands. White houses shine by the water, and fishing boats bob in the harbor. Ullapool is the gateway to the wilderness of the Northern Highlands. Hikers and mountaineers are particularly drawn here, where destinations like Stac Pollaidh offer breathtaking views of the untouched landscape.

Kirkwall, the main town of the Orkney Islands, fascinates with historic charm and St. Magnus Cathedral. The Orkney Islands have a magical atmosphere. Archaeological wonders such as the Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae, the mystical Ring of Brodgar, or the Maeshowe chambered cairn provide deep insights into Scotland's historic heart and cast a spell over history lovers.

Invergordon is a charming coastal town on the Cromarty Firth. Along the waterfront promenade, you can see colorful murals that bring the past to life. The Highlands are full of myths, including that of the mysterious Loch Ness Monster in nearby Loch Ness. A special highlight for connoisseurs is the Invergordon Distillery.

Edinburgh offers a fascinating mix of history and modernity. The Scottish capital is known for Edinburgh Castle, which sits proudly on Castle Rock. Princes Street Gardens invite you to relax. Edinburgh is also a literary center and home to famous authors like J.K. Rowling. In the evening, numerous pubs in the winding alleys tempt you to stop by.

Enjoy another relaxing day on board the MS EUROPA as the ship sails towards Hamburg.

Return to Hamburg. The city welcomes you with its distinctive harbor panorama. Individual departure after breakfast.