Weekly Snaps

Visitors gathering on the Verandah Deck, watching as a ship leaves the busy port.

By Britannia's Bell and decorative binnacle is a fantastic place for visitors to capture moments on board with a photo.

Anhelina, Housekeeper, meticulously polishing the items in the Silver Pantry.

Housekeeper, Renata, keeping Britannia's many handrails gleaming.

Pause for a moment in the Royal Deck Tearoom to recharge with a warming coffee.

Refreshing Britannia spritz, made with our own Britannia gin, is served in the Tearoom.

Moreish potato wedges and tasty soups waiting to be served to our visitors in the Tearoom.

Chef de Partie, Amelia, adding edible gold leaf to lemon cheesecakes for an exclusive evening event on Britannia.

On the tour route visitors are able to view the crew’s sleeping quarters, gaining an insight into their role and life on board.

By visiting the Royal Sailing Exhibition, visitors can spot Tui, a P Class sailing dinghy which was gifted to Queen Elizabeth II during a visit to New Zealand.

An adorable anchor coat by Powell Craft is available in the Gift Shop for any future sailors-to-be!

Take home a detailed miniature replica of The Royal Yacht Britannia, it is the perfect memento of your visit.

Gary in the Joiners' Workshop making a menu stand.

A closer look at the process.

Colin, Chris and a former Royal Yachtsman, hoisting the sail aboard the former Royal Racing Yacht Bloodhound.

Colin on Bloodhound hoisting the sail.

Joss taping a luggage stand from Britannia's sister ship, luxury floating hotel Fingal, in preparation for it to be varnished.

Nigel preparing paint for the boot topping side of the ship.

A perry buoy, situated at the entrance to Fingal.

A special culinary experience is awaiting residents and non-residents in The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar.

Stunning sounds flow through the Ballroom from the Musicians' Gallery during exclusive events.

Fingal's Luxury Duplex Suites feature a striking free-standing bath, perfect for relaxing in.