Weekly Snaps

Two visitors pose for a photo, capturing their visit to The Royal Yacht Britannia.

Learn about the fascinating history of Britannia with the complimentary audio guided tour, which is available in over 30 languages.

Paul, Facilities Officer, tarmacking around the filtration unit box at the Royal Barge pond.

Senior Facilities Officer, Ricky, tending to plants on the Quayside.

Warm fruit scones freshly baked and ready to enjoy in the Royal Deck Tearoom.

Decadent pistachio and rose macarons for Fingal's Afternoon Tea are filled by Amelia, Chef de Partie, in the Pastry Galley.

Britannia's selection of cakes are baked on board, impossible to resist.

Round off your tour of the five decks with a heartwarming mug of soup and potato wedges.

A statue of Ellis 'Norrie' Norrell MVO RVM, Britannia's longest serving Royal Yachtsman for 34 years, standing proudly next to the Royal Yacht.

The sunrise from the stern of Britannia, and in the distance, one of Sir Antony Gormley's life-size sculptures.

Made onboard by resident confectioner, Poppy, mouthwatering bars of fudge provide a welcome sweet treat at the NAAFI.

Add a sparkle to January's shorter days with an elegant leaf brooch, which can be purchased from Britannia's Gift Shop.

Gary cutting wood to be used for deck signage at Fingal.

Mark cutting the wood for the 'A' frames for the signs.

Gary assembling the 'A' frames in the workshop.

Steven, Ben and Stevie removing the old decking outside The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar on Fingal.

Sean and Jos lifting the deck boards during the renovation works at Fingal.

Jay fitting a roof to the box for the filtration unit at the Royal Barge pond.

As the menu changes for January, a last look at the chocolate orange sweet treat from the Festive Afternoon Tea menu.

Fingal commissioned its own tartan to reflect the purple heather of the Scottish landscape, seafoam green from the Engine Room and a bright stripe through the fabric, inspired by the lighthouse beam.

A miniature savoury tartlet, part of The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar's tiered stand of Afternoon Tea delights.

A beautifully appointed bathroom in one of Fingal's Luxury Duplex cabins, each named after a Stevenson lighthouse.