Weekly Snaps

Ready to welcome visitors, Jacqui, one of Britannia's friendly Welcome Hosts awaits your arrival, and to provide tour information.

Did you know that The Royal Yacht Britannia’s audio guide is available in over 30 different languages, plus a special version for children? And it is complimentary too!

Facilities Officer, Andy, has the enviable task of taking care of the classic Rolls-Royce car, on display at the Quayside.

Ellis 'Norrie' Norrell MVO RVM served on board Britannia for 34 years and was the longest serving crew member. Statues of Norrie stand next to the Royal Brow and Engine Room, greeting visitors.

No tricks but plenty of treats this week in the Royal Deck Tearoom with pumpkin spice lattes and special cupcakes on the menu, tempting visitors

Get cosy at the Tearoom with a warming bowl of flavourful soup. Pick from a variety of hearty flavours.

Relax and take in the views at our Tearoom, the very space where the Royal Family played games and entertained.

Indulge in a slice of our chocolate fudge cake, a dream on a plate!

Hoisting the Phantom V Rolls Royce and the Land Rover onto the Royal Yacht's onboard garage was a precision operation. The car was carefully loaded onto a special trackway on the deck, and even the bumpers had to be removed!

The cable deck of Britannia, known as the Foc's'le. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip would often watch from the Royal Bridge, the smaller deck second level from the top, waving to the cheering crowds on the Quayside.

Discover bars of sweet fudge in the NAAFI shop, stocked with delicious treats.

Welcome the festive season with a hanging decoration for your Christmas tree, available to purchase from the Britannia Gift Shop.

Alastair fixing the fendering for the 1930s Royal Racing Yacht Bloodhound.

Ben sanding the hull of the activity boat.

Jos re-staining the luggage racks for Fingal cabins.

A closer look.

The Maintenance Team sanding the starboard hull, ready for painting.

Mark using the chop saw to create beading for the Britannia drinks trolley.

Fingal's elegant ballroom offers a stunning setting for dinner. This enchanting room also features a removable skylight and raised gallery for music and entertainment.

Enjoy the waterfront views from a unique vantage point. Fingal's Bridge, once the command centre of the ship, offers a private dining space.

Early morning mist outside Fingal's luxury cabins.

Experience luxury at your fingertips, where in every cabin, Noble Isle's heavenly scented products await, offering guests the perfect opportunity to relax.