British Isles Cruise Holidays | CruiseHols guide to cruising around Britain and Ireland

Britain and Ireland are full of contrasts, full of history and has some of the worlds greatest as well as lots of natural beauty, so it is no surprise that so many love to explore onboard a British Isles cruise.

Britain offers famous ports such as Liverpool, Dover, Southampton, Portsmouth, and Portland whilst Scotland is home to great cruise ports such as Edinburgh (Leigh), Greenock and Invergordon.

But aside from the main island of Britain, many of the islands found around these shores also feature ports of call when cruising the British Isles.

Best of all, British Isles cruises are offered by a wide variety of lines, giving you an impressive range of ships to cruises from and you can also cross the Irish Sea and take in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland with such great ports as Dublin, Belfast and Cork all offered.

Our guide to cruise destinations around the British Isles. Watch our guide to the ports of the British Isles, the destinations to visit & why you should take a British Isles cruise.

The British Isles are full of incredible cities, fascinating historical sites and lots of places of outstanding natural beauty but best of all, as a group of small islands, it is easier (and best) to explore on a British Isles cruise.

If you are looking to cruise British Isles, this is the video for you.

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Let us know your favourite British Isles cruise port in the comments below

[v]

Another great vid! Its got to be Invergordon as my favourite. Such a beautiful place to experience.

[spencerburke]

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0:26 Here again - definition of British Isles including Ireland. "Consists of Great Britain, Ireland, Isle of Man...."

[rjsams]

Sorry, not a helpful video. Aerial views of the ports is not what I need. What about sights to see in the port, transportation to get to the sights, how far is the port from the sights, etc.

[Markus_Aurelius]

The term the British Isles is an outdated Geographical term that is not recognised by the Irish Government nor by the Majority of Irish people living in Ireland.