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11-14 Day United Kingdom Itineraries
60 Tours
7 - 65 Max Group Size

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2026
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Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Two Weeks in the UK: Historic Cities & Highland Scenery
From London landmarks to Scottish scenery, enjoy a fuller view of the United Kingdom.
11-14 day United Kingdom itineraries are a great way to mix big-name sights with time in smaller towns and wide, open landscapes. Many trips start with classic London scenes, then head north for history, coast views and island life, with travel and key visits set up for an easy run from day one. Group tours are common, and many routes also link the United Kingdom with Ireland, France, the Netherlands and more. Expect a good mix of guided visits and free time, with space for local food, museums, and lively evenings once the day’s travel is done.
Best 11-14 day itineraries
Whisky Coast & Scottish Islands
This comprehensive tour of Scotland uncovers the wild landscapes, wildlife and scenery of Islay, Mull, Iona, Skye and Orkney. On this 12-day escorted group tour you will also enjoy tasting and tours of four whisky distilleries to learn more about this iconic tipple. And you will take in highlights of the mainland including Loch Lomond and Oban. Search for 'Nessie' at Loch Ness, see Britain's most northern village at John o'Groats and stay in the whitewashed fishing village of Ullapool.

Tour Highlights
Isle of Islay - Uncover the dramatic scenery and highlights of one of the most beautiful Scottish islands, including Dunyvaig Castle
Whisky Coast - Visit four whisky distilleries with the chance to taste the produce, learn about the production process and tour the distilleries
Isle of Mull - Spot eagles and other wildlife on this pristine island, one of Scotland's wildest, and explore nearby Iona
Glencoe - Soak up the stunning mountain views and learn about the tragic and famous massacre that took place here in 1692
Isle of Skye - Take in the highlights of this beautiful island, with plenty of hiking and sightseeing to enjoy
Loch Ness - Hunt for 'Nessie', the mythical beast believed to dwell in the dark waters of Scotland's most famous loch
Scottish Highlands - Uncover some of the UK's best scenery as you traverse coastal roads, pass mountains and native pine forests
Orkney - Spend two nights in the Viking town of Kirkwall and uncover the ancient history of the archipelago at Skara Brae, Brodgar, Stenness and Maeshowe
Ullapool - Stay in this pretty whitewashed fishing village, on the shore of Loch Broom
Culloden Moor - Visit the museum at this historic battlefield, where the last battle to take place on British soil occurred in 1746
Ireland Encompassed
Our longest Ireland tour! Take in the the best of Northern Ireland, including a Belfast city tour and free time to roam the Titanic Quarter, plus visits to the magical Giant's causeway and Derry. In the Republic of Ireland, uncover natural gems including the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Achill Island and Connemara National Park. Taste authentic Irish whiskey, see the colourful houses of Dingle and visit the home of Irish nationalist Daniel O'Connell. Explore Blarney Castle, spend three nights in pretty Killarney and discover the best of Galway at leisure.

Tour Highlights
Belfast - Take in the sights of Northern Ireland's capital on an included city tour and visit the Titanic Quarter
Giant's Causeway - Marvel at this incredible UNESCO-listed rock formation, one of the highlights of Northern Ireland
Derry - See the incredibly well-preserved city walls and explore this historic city at your own pace
Galway - Explore this pretty coastal city independently, with time to browse the markets and visit a local pub for a drink
Cliffs of Moher - Hike along stunning windswept coastal trails and watch seabirds wheeling over the dramatic clifftops
Killarney - Spend three nights in this charming town, known for its pub culture and entertaining live music
Dingle Peninsula - Stroll along Inch Beach, admire the ancient forts of Slea Head and explore the colourful town of Dingle independently
Blarney Castle - Explore the famous castle grounds and kiss the legendary Blarney Stone to gain the gift of eloquence!
Wicklow Mountains National Park - Pass through rugged mountain scenery and walk to the 6th century monastery of Glendalough
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United Kingdom 11-14 day itineraries at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Trips in the United Kingdom are mostly group tours, and many are partly guided with an English-speaking guide and set city tours, with guides sometimes changing by section. Some itineraries are fully guided with a local driver-guide, which suits travellers who want support each day.
Accommodation
Accommodation is often 3-star and 4-star hotels. Some trips use simple guesthouses, and some itineraries offer a hotel upgrade. Star ratings can vary by region, and similar places may be used if needed.
Trip pacing
The pace is often medium, so you can see key sights and still have time for meals and evenings out. Some itineraries move faster, with early starts and longer drives on some days, which suits travellers keen to cover more ground.
Frequently asked questions
What can you see in the United Kingdom in 11 to 14 days?
Around 11 to 14 days suits a wide tour of Britain. Routes range across England, Scotland and Wales, with the most popular linking Edinburgh, the Highlands, Skye, Loch Ness and the islands. Some extend into Ireland.
Is 11 to 14 days enough to tour the UK?
Yes, two weeks comfortably covers a broad sweep of Britain, often with Scotland's Highlands and islands. Some routes add Ireland. Shorter trips focus on one nation or region.
Are 11 to 14 day UK tours guided?
They run as fully guided and partially guided trips, on larger coach and group formats. A guide covers the route. The coach format links the long distances.
What types of UK tour last 11 to 14 days?
This band includes larger coach tours and group tours across Britain. There are around 64 of them. Many feature Scotland's Highlands and islands strongly.
How big are the groups on these UK tours?
Larger coach trips run up to around 65 travellers, with smaller group options. The activity level is easy. A minimum age of around five applies on some departures.
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