Join Karine Hagen, Executive Vice President at Viking, as she presents the Top 10 greatest adventures you can experience on our 15-day British Isles Explorer itinerary. Explore a treasure trove of culture and history in the magnificent cities of Belfast, Dublin, Edinburgh and Liverpool, immerse yourself in the spectacular scenery of the Shetland and Orkney Islands and enjoy an in-depth exploration of majestic London on this remarkable journey.
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From north to south, east to west, the British Isles boasts a rich and exciting history, diverse cultures, and spectacular scenery.
Enjoy these destinations on our 15-day British Isles Explorer Journey from Bergen to London, or on some of our special pre and post journey extensions. From remote Scottish islands and graceful Edinburgh to Ireland's vibrant cities of Belfast and Dublin, from beautiful Snowdonia in Wales to historic Liverpool and Dover, the British Isles is a journey that is guaranteed to inspire all travelers.
There are many fascinating experiences to enjoy on a journey around the British Isles. Follow along as I explore our top 10 favorite British Isle experiences. The wind-swept Shetland Islands, where the Atlantic Ocean collides with the North Sea, is home to some unique and fascinating characters.
While the Shetland pony dates back to the Bronze Age, it was primarily breeding with the Durham ponies brought by the Vikings that created the sprightly breed we see today.
Oh, the spirit is pretty high. They have high spirits. Everyone has a different personality. There's a big white one, she always stands with her head up, looks up, and her ears up and everything. See me.
When I was young, the ponies weren't for fun. They were for work. All the craft work was done on the ponies. There were no tractors. They did the carting and the hay collecting and the corn binding, the reaping. Everything was done with a pony.
And in 1847, when the British banned children from the coal mines, the tough Shetland pony went to work underground. For years they were in constant demand, since these resilient, sure-footed wonders could move loads of coal up to 3,000 miles a year.
In such a spacious, relaxed setting, one could easily assume that raising the highly intelligent, extremely patient Shetland pony would be a piece of cake. I was quickly assured that was not the case. No, no, no.
Hagen, K. (2025, July 28). Top 10 experiences around the British Isles with Karine Hagen [Interview transcript]. Viking.TV. CEOInterviews.AI. https://ceointerviews.ai/interview/1032670/
MLA
Karine Hagen. "Top 10 experiences around the British Isles with Karine Hagen." Viking.TV, 28 Jul. 2025. Transcript, CEOInterviews.AI, https://ceointerviews.ai/interview/1032670/.
BibTeX
@misc{hagen2025_1032670,
author = {Karine Hagen},
title = {Top 10 experiences around the British Isles with Karine Hagen},
howpublished = {Interview transcript, Viking.TV. CEOInterviews.AI},
year = {2025},
month = {jul},
url = {https://ceointerviews.ai/interview/1032670/},
note = {Speaker-attributed transcript with timestamps}
}