Azamara Quest

Enjoy a cruise with Azamara Quest – an exclusive floating boutique resort with a classic touch. The interior is luxurious, but there are no formal dress codes – it’s always resort-casual onboard.

Fowey

Discover the timeless charm of Fowey, one of Cornwall’s most picturesque harbour towns, nestled on the stunning south coast at the mouth of the River Fowey. Famous for its rich maritime heritage, narrow winding streets and beautiful waterfront setting, Fowey offers a perfect blend of history, scenery and coastal adventure. Explore independent shops, traditional pubs and waterside restaurants, take a boat trip along the estuary, or follow spectacular South West Coast Path walks with breathtaking sea views. Located around 25 miles from Newquay Airport and within easy reach of popular destinations including Polperro, Charlestown and St Austell, Fowey is an ideal base for discovering the beauty of Cornwall. Plus it is only 9 miles away from the world famous Eden Project.

Cork (Cobh)

Discover Cork (Cobh), a vibrant coastal town in County Cork, Ireland, renowned for its rich maritime heritage and colourful waterfront. Overlooking Cork Harbour, one of the world’s largest natural harbours, Cobh is famous as the Titanic’s final port of call. Visitors can explore historic landmarks, charming streets, and scenic harbour views, alongside museums, cafes, and shops. With easy access to Cork City and the Wild Atlantic Way, Cobh offers an unforgettable blend of history, culture, and natural beauty in the heart of Eire.

Bantry Harbour

Discover the spectacular beauty of Bantry Harbour, one of the world's largest natural harbours, located on the stunning southwest coast of County Cork along Ireland’s renowned Wild Atlantic Way. Surrounded by rolling hills, rugged peninsulas and breathtaking coastal scenery, Bantry Harbour is the gateway to the charming town of Bantry and the magnificent Bantry Bay. Visitors can explore historic Bantry House, enjoy scenic boat trips, spot local wildlife or venture to nearby attractions including the Beara Peninsula, Sheep’s Head and Glengarriff. Situated approximately 55 miles from Cork City and around 60 miles from Cork Airport, Bantry Harbour offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, maritime heritage and authentic Irish hospitality.

Foynes

Discover the unique charm of Foynes, a picturesque riverside village on the southern shores of the Shannon Estuary in County Limerick. Famous as the birthplace of Irish coffee and a pioneering centre of transatlantic aviation, Foynes is home to the award-winning Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum. Visitors can explore its rich maritime heritage, enjoy stunning waterfront views and discover the area's welcoming Irish hospitality. Located approximately 25 miles from Limerick City and around 20 miles from Shannon Airport, Foynes is an ideal stop along Ireland’s scenic west coast, offering easy access to the Wild Atlantic Way, Adare and the breathtaking landscapes of County Clare.

Galway

Discover the vibrant culture and coastal beauty of Galway, one of Ireland’s most captivating cities, located on the shores of Galway Bay along the famous Wild Atlantic Way. Renowned for its lively atmosphere, traditional Irish music, colourful streets and rich history, Galway offers a perfect blend of heritage and modern charm. Stroll through the bustling Latin Quarter, enjoy fresh seafood and explore nearby attractions including Connemara, the Aran Islands and the Cliffs of Moher. Situated approximately 135 miles west of Dublin and around 55 miles from Shannon Airport, Galway is an ideal base for discovering Ireland’s spectacular west coast and breathtaking natural landscapes.

Killybegs (Donegal)

Killybegs, located in County Donegal in the Republic of Ireland, is a picturesque fishing town renowned for its rich maritime heritage and stunning Atlantic coastline. Home to Ireland’s largest fishing port, it offers visitors a glimpse into local seafaring traditions alongside breathtaking coastal scenery. Explore nearby cliffs, scenic walking trails, and charming villages, or enjoy fresh seafood in local restaurants. With its blend of natural beauty, culture, and authentic Irish hospitality, Killybegs is a delightful destination for travelers seeking a true taste of Ireland.

Greencastle - Northern Ireland

Discover the unspoilt charm of Greencastle, a picturesque fishing village on the Inishowen Peninsula in County Donegal, overlooking the waters of Lough Foyle. Renowned for its busy harbour, rich maritime heritage and dramatic coastal scenery, Greencastle is home to the historic Greencastle Castle, built in 1305, and the fascinating Inishowen Maritime Museum. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, coastal walks and stunning views across to Northern Ireland. Located around 20 miles from Derry and connected by the seasonal Lough Foyle Ferry, Greencastle is the perfect base for exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, Malin Head and the spectacular landscapes of Inishowen.

Belfast

Discover Belfast, Northern Ireland's vibrant capital, where Victorian architecture, Titanic heritage, and a dynamic cultural scene await. Explore the world-famous Titanic Belfast museum, stroll through the historic Cathedral Quarter, and enjoy lively pubs and restaurants.Take in stunning views along the Causeway Coastal Route or visit the nearby Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its rich history, modern attractions, and warm hospitality, Belfast is the perfect destination for culture lovers and adventurers alike.

Dublin

Discover Dublin, Ireland's lively capital, where historic landmarks, Georgian architecture, and a thriving cultural scene meet modern energy. Explore the iconic Trinity College and Book of Kells, stroll along the River Liffey, and immerse yourself in the city's rich literary heritage. Enjoy traditional Irish pubs, world-class dining, and the famous Guinness Storehouse experience. With its friendly atmosphere, music-filled streets, and easy access to stunning coastal scenery, Dublin is the perfect destination for history lovers, foodies, and adventurers alike.