Weekly Snaps

Visitors enjoy the autumn sunshine during their audio guided tour of Britannia.

Tim, Visitor Assistant, shares stories about Royal life at sea.

Housekeeper, Angelina, polishing within the Admiral’s Quarters.

Karina, Housekeeper, dusting in the Wardroom Anteroom, where Britannia’s Officers would relax when not on duty.

Grilled courgette with houmous and rocket is a new vegan addition to the Royal Deck Tea Room menu.

Amelia, Demi Chef de Partie, cutting chocolate brownies in the Galley.

A closer look at the delicious chocolate brownies.

Sophie, Waiter, serves up a special Bonnie Prince Charlie coffee and hot chocolate.

Beautiful blooms displayed in the State Drawing Room.

Britannia has been created in LEGO and can be viewed at the Visitor Centre. There are 40,000 LEGO bricks in the 3-metre long model.

Add the crowning glory to your desk with Britannia’s crown pens.

The Gift Shop offers an array of nautical present inspiration: moneyboxes, a port hole desk clock and a set of coasters.

Joss preparing to spray paint Bloodhound.

Bloodhound deck covered and hull spray undercoated.

Gary panelling in the Junior Rates’ Dining Hall.

Gary fixing the beading.

Steph varnishing the boat hooks.

Stuart plumbing in the new dishwater in Britannia’s Galley.

Arleta, Chef de Partie, plating up the savoury treats, just one course from Fingal’s delectable Afternoon Tea.

Sweet treats from Afternoon Tea aboard Fingal include the hazelnut praline choux bun and blackberry tart.

Signature maritime details inspired by Fingal’s story can be found in the most unexpected places on board, here on a leather wardrobe handle.

The ever-changing light at Fingal on a crisp day.