Scenic Gem — 29-Night Europe Cruise from Dublin

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29-Night Europe Cruise from Dublin

29 nights · Europe · 18 ports of call

29-night Europe cruise aboard Scenic Gem, departing Dublin and calling at Killarney, Galway, Belfast, Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Inverness and Edinburgh and 11 more.

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At a glance

Ship: Scenic Gem
Cruise line: Scenic
Duration: 29 nights
Region: Europe · Western Europe · Seine
Departs: Dublin
Returns: Paris

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Where this voyage takes you

Voyage route — calls shown in order; map is schematic.

Day-by-day itinerary

Day
1
- Dublin
  Ireland's capital on the river Liffey, a Georgian city of literary pubs and brick terraces. The cruise berth sits in the working port east of centre, with Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and the medieval streets of Temple Bar all within the compact core.
  - Trinity College
  - Guinness Storehouse
  - Temple Bar
Day
2
- Dublin
  Ireland's capital on the river Liffey, a Georgian city of literary pubs and brick terraces. The cruise berth sits in the working port east of centre, with Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and the medieval streets of Temple Bar all within the compact core.
  - Trinity College
  - Guinness Storehouse
  - Temple Bar
Day
3
- Dublin
  Ireland's capital on the river Liffey, a Georgian city of literary pubs and brick terraces. The cruise berth sits in the working port east of centre, with Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and the medieval streets of Temple Bar all within the compact core.
  - Trinity College
  - Guinness Storehouse
  - Temple Bar
- Killarney
Day
4
- Killarney
Day
5
- Killarney
- Galway
Day
6
- Galway
- Belfast
  The capital of Northern Ireland, set where the River Lagan meets the sea. The city that built the Titanic now centres its waterfront on a striking museum to the ship, with Victorian halls and the green Antrim coast within reach.
  - Titanic Belfast
  - City Hall
  - Giant's Causeway
Day
7
- Belfast
  The capital of Northern Ireland, set where the River Lagan meets the sea. The city that built the Titanic now centres its waterfront on a striking museum to the ship, with Victorian halls and the green Antrim coast within reach.
  - Titanic Belfast
  - City Hall
  - Giant's Causeway
Day
8
- Belfast
  The capital of Northern Ireland, set where the River Lagan meets the sea. The city that built the Titanic now centres its waterfront on a striking museum to the ship, with Victorian halls and the green Antrim coast within reach.
  - Titanic Belfast
  - City Hall
  - Giant's Causeway
- Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park
Day
9
- Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park
Day
10
- Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park
- Inverness
Day
11
- Inverness
Day
12
- Inverness
- Edinburgh
  Scotland's capital, a city of medieval closes and Georgian terraces built across volcanic hills, with ships docking at Leith and Newhaven. A clifftop castle crowns the Old Town above the Royal Mile, which runs down to the royal palace of Holyroodhouse.
  - Edinburgh Castle
  - the Royal Mile
  - Arthur's Seat
Day
13
- Edinburgh
  Scotland's capital, a city of medieval closes and Georgian terraces built across volcanic hills, with ships docking at Leith and Newhaven. A clifftop castle crowns the Old Town above the Royal Mile, which runs down to the royal palace of Holyroodhouse.
  - Edinburgh Castle
  - the Royal Mile
  - Arthur's Seat
Day
14
- Edinburgh
  Scotland's capital, a city of medieval closes and Georgian terraces built across volcanic hills, with ships docking at Leith and Newhaven. A clifftop castle crowns the Old Town above the Royal Mile, which runs down to the royal palace of Holyroodhouse.
  - Edinburgh Castle
  - the Royal Mile
  - Arthur's Seat
- York
Day
15
- York
Day
16
- York
- Bath
Day
17
- Bath
Day
18
- Bath
- London (Greenwich)
  London's maritime quarter on the south bank of the Thames, where the city's historic deep-water moorings sit beside the Cutty Sark and the Old Royal Naval College. The Prime Meridian line runs through the hilltop observatory, with central London a short river boat ride upstream.
  - Cutty Sark
  - Royal Observatory
  - Old Royal Naval College
Day
19
- London (Greenwich)
  London's maritime quarter on the south bank of the Thames, where the city's historic deep-water moorings sit beside the Cutty Sark and the Old Royal Naval College. The Prime Meridian line runs through the hilltop observatory, with central London a short river boat ride upstream.
  - Cutty Sark
  - Royal Observatory
  - Old Royal Naval College
Day
20
- London (Greenwich)
  London's maritime quarter on the south bank of the Thames, where the city's historic deep-water moorings sit beside the Cutty Sark and the Old Royal Naval College. The Prime Meridian line runs through the hilltop observatory, with central London a short river boat ride upstream.
  - Cutty Sark
  - Royal Observatory
  - Old Royal Naval College
- Paris
  The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.
  - Eiffel Tower
  - The Louvre
  - Notre-Dame
Day
21
- Les Andelys
  A small town on a loop of the Seine in Normandy, France, overlooked by the ruined Château Gaillard. Richard the Lionheart's clifftop fortress dominates the river bend, and the surrounding valley of chalk cliffs and orchards is classic Norman countryside.
  - Château Gaillard
  - Seine valley
  - Norman countryside
Day
22
- Rouen
  A historic city on the Seine in Normandy, where river ships moor within walking distance of the centre. Its medieval old town keeps half-timbered houses and a soaring Gothic cathedral, and it is the place where Joan of Arc was put to death in 1431.
  - Rouen Cathedral
  - Old town
  - Joan of Arc
Day
23
- Rouen
  A historic city on the Seine in Normandy, where river ships moor within walking distance of the centre. Its medieval old town keeps half-timbered houses and a soaring Gothic cathedral, and it is the place where Joan of Arc was put to death in 1431.
  - Rouen Cathedral
  - Old town
  - Joan of Arc
Day
24
- Rouen
  A historic city on the Seine in Normandy, where river ships moor within walking distance of the centre. Its medieval old town keeps half-timbered houses and a soaring Gothic cathedral, and it is the place where Joan of Arc was put to death in 1431.
  - Rouen Cathedral
  - Old town
  - Joan of Arc
- Honfleur
  A picturesque harbour town at the mouth of the Seine in Normandy, France, its tall slate-fronted houses ringing the old basin. The port inspired the Impressionist painters, and it lies within reach of the Normandy landing beaches and the city of Rouen.
  - Vieux Bassin
  - Sainte-Catherine church
  - Normandy beaches
Day
25
- Honfleur
  A picturesque harbour town at the mouth of the Seine in Normandy, France, its tall slate-fronted houses ringing the old basin. The port inspired the Impressionist painters, and it lies within reach of the Normandy landing beaches and the city of Rouen.
  - Vieux Bassin
  - Sainte-Catherine church
  - Normandy beaches
Day
26
- Honfleur
  A picturesque harbour town at the mouth of the Seine in Normandy, France, its tall slate-fronted houses ringing the old basin. The port inspired the Impressionist painters, and it lies within reach of the Normandy landing beaches and the city of Rouen.
  - Vieux Bassin
  - Sainte-Catherine church
  - Normandy beaches
- Caudebec-en-Caux
  A riverside town on the Seine in Normandy, set on a wide bend of the valley between Rouen and the coast. River ships moor here for the orchards, abbeys and white-cliffed meanders of the surrounding countryside in northern France.
  - Seine valley
  - Normandy orchards
  - Riverside abbeys
Day
27
- Vernon
  A town on the Seine in Normandy, France, best known as the home of the painter Claude Monet. His house and the famous water-lily gardens at nearby Giverny draw most visitors, set in the gentle river country between Paris and Rouen.
  - Monet's Giverny garden
  - Monet's house
  - Seine valley
- La Roche-Guyon
Day
28
- Conflans-Sainte-Honorine
  A riverside town where the Oise joins the Seine northwest of Paris, in France's Île-de-France region. A historic bargemen's town and centre of French river navigation, it sits among the wooded loops of the Seine valley within reach of the capital.
  - Seine-Oise confluence
  - river navigation heritage
  - Île-de-France
- Paris
  The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.
  - Eiffel Tower
  - The Louvre
  - Notre-Dame
Day
29
- Paris
  The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.
  - Eiffel Tower
  - The Louvre
  - Notre-Dame
Day
30
- Paris
  The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.
  - Eiffel Tower
  - The Louvre
  - Notre-Dame

Upcoming departures

7 Aug 2026

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29-Night Europe Cruise from Dublin FAQ

Which ports does this cruise visit?

This 29-night Europe cruise calls at Dublin, Killarney, Galway, Belfast, Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Inverness, Edinburgh, York, Bath, London (Greenwich), Paris, Les Andelys, Rouen, Honfleur, Caudebec-en-Caux, Vernon, La Roche-Guyon and Conflans-Sainte-Honorine.

How many days are spent at sea?

This is a port-intensive itinerary with no full days at sea.

Where does this cruise depart from?

It departs from Dublin and ends in Paris.

How long is this cruise?

29 nights aboard Scenic Gem.

When does this itinerary sail?

Upcoming departures include 7 Aug 2026. A NestCruise advisor can confirm current availability.

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