Weekly Snaps

Visitors capturing a photo on the Royal Brow where the Royal Family used to board The Royal Yacht Britannia.

Facilities Officer, Billy, keeping the decks of Britannia looking shipshape.

On the Verandah Deck, visitors enjoy using the telescope to take in the views across the Firth of Forth.

Housekeeper, Angelina, cleaning the China and Glass Pantry, ready for visitors to view during their tour.

A delectable Caesar salad, ready to be served to hungry visitors in the Royal Deck Tearoom.

Sip on a refreshing iced tea in the Tearoom.

During the self-guided audio tour, take a break by treating yourself to a delicious sweet or savoury treat.

Mouthwatering Britannia platters, comprising of your choice of soup, sandwich and potato wedges, perfect for re-energising during a tour.

Inside the Chart Room.

The gorgeous details of the replica 19th century binnacle from the Royal George. Visitors can view this decorative binnacle on the Verandah Deck.

Relive your visit to Britannia by taking home our bestselling souvenir guidebook and official DVD.

The exquisite Embroidery Collection, made from fine bone china, was inspired by the hand-embroidered silk panel in Queen Elizabeth II's bedroom on board Britannia, and is available to purchase in our Gift Shop.

Joss painting the crown that sits above the Stern Cypher.

A closer look.

Ben sanding the Activity Boat.

Jay cutting wood for an office refit on Britannia's sister ship, Fingal Hotel.

Mark fixing a lock.

Nigel painting the screens on the Shelter Deck X-passage.

Interesting details of Fingal's past as a Northern Lighthouse Board tender can be found throughout the ship, such as in these log books.

The Ballroom Bar is a stylish and relaxing place to have a drink during an exclusive event on board Fingal.

Stunning details reflecting the ship's nautical heritage line the sweeping staircase in the Ballroom.

Book a flavourful three-course meal to remember in The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar.