Shore Excursion: Greenock / Glasgow Scotland, Outlander, Game of Thrones, Monty Python Castles

Join us on our British Isles Cruise aboard the Regal Princess where we visited such ports and places as London, Paris, Dublin, Cork, Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Guernsey and many more destinations.
In this episode we will explain what we did during our port visit to Greenock and Glasgow Scotland. We did a private excursion with Serca Tours. We will show you filming locations seen in Outlander, Game of Thrones and Monte Python and the Holy Grail. You will meet Highland Cows and see this amazing land. You will ger tips on how to make the most of your visit to Glasgow.
This is part of a series of our Regal Princess British Isles Cruise Series of the United Kingdom, Scotland, Guernsey, Ireland, Northern Ireland and France.
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[@isabelstokes4042]

I'm a native of Greenock and I'm glad you like it even though you're pronouncing the name wrongly! I'm glad you got to see the mighty River Clyde. I hope you find us friendly and welcoming! Haste ye back!

[@martinman4540]

We love Outlander! May have to do this one!

[@ftbeat]

It was absolutely amazing on so many levels. I can’t recommend Serca enough. Thanks for watching!

[@stephenm8818]

Thank you for showing the beauty and history of Scotland and for putting up for our infamously poor weather ! Dreich is a word you should google ! Now, could I say for a North American, your pronunciation of Scots place names is so correct that I am embarrassed by my North American, 1st cousins who can't pronounce Edinburgh properly ! 😂

[@ftbeat]

Thanks for the kind words. We absolutely loved Scotland and the people!!!

[@lorettasullivan2048]

I am making this same trip in May of 25. I would really like to book this tour guide. Can you give me his details? Great vids guys Thanks

[@patticasey1455]

Can you tell me who you booked through and how much USD it cost. Thank you

[@MrJimclyde]

Not there mate!. U missed so much of .......Rabbie Burns, Bonnie Prince Charlie., etc....

[@ftbeat]

Without a doubt. We got a great taste of Scotland. Enough to make us want to come back and experience all you pointed out!!!!

[@scottycat6822]

As a Glaswegian, I really enjoyed your video, so please you loved my country and it’s history.

[@TheQuirkyTourist]

Not to nitpick, but I'm from Greenock and your pronouncing it wrong. It's pronounced Green ock not gren ock. It's from derived from green oak as in oak tree. Hope that helps. We'll done in pronouncing Glasgow properly usually Americans pronounce glas gow instead of glas go. Hope that helps and hope you enjoyed your time.

[@ftbeat]

Thanks for the info. There is an old expression. Britain and America, friends separated by a common language lol.

[@TheQuirkyTourist]

@ftbeat no prob. Its easy to get these things wrong. The one that's usually alway pronounce wrong is glasgow. Usually hear it pronounced glasg gow when it's glas go. Enjoyed your video though. Hope you had a great time in Scotland.