Weekly Snaps

Britannia visitors enjoy the view across the Verandah Deck from the Compass Binnacle.

Housekeeper, Renata, polishing the portholes to perfection.

A visitor basking in the sunshine out on deck.

Anhelina, Housekeeper, ensuring that the visitor tour route is pristine and kept to the same standards as during Royal service.

A visit to the Royal Deck Tea Room is a wonderful way to unwind during the tour. Why not try a special Britannia-stencilled flat white accompanied by a slice of tempting cake?

Roasted vine plum tomato and red pepper soup has been a firm favourite for visitors looking to warm up in the Royal Deck Tea Room this week.

Our scones are freshly prepared in the original onboard Royal Galleys.

A gluten-free chocolate brownie dessert is baked by Britannia's pastry chefs.

The days are drawing out with the arrival of the spring months and sunset is getting later.

The mast on the Bridge deck.

A detailed miniature resin model of Britannia makes the perfect souvenir reminder of your day onboard. Buy online or in store from the Britannia Shop.

Carry home a stylish bag from fair trade Scottish business, Earth Squared, available to buy from the Britannia Gift Shop.

Mark preparing to fit the stanchion pads.

Mark sealing the holes before the bolts are fitted.

Gary fitting the deadlight in the former Junior Rates' Dining Hall.

Steven touching up the door standard in the former Junior Rates' Dining Hall.

Nigel painting the bench in the aft deck store.

A closer look at the aft deck store painting.

A view of the Bridge at Fingal, which can be exclusively yours as a private dining space or meeting room.

Inside the Bridge at Fingal, which has glorious waterfront views, and was formerly the command centre of the ship.

A delicious, hearty Scottish breakfast can be enjoyed by guests staying at our luxury floating hotel, Fingal.

Sink into the comfy armchairs within Fingal's luxury duplex cabins' upper floor, and styled with bespoke designed soft furnishings.