Weekly Snaps

The Verandah Deck on board Britannia is a favourite spot to capture a photo memento of your visit.

Younger visitors enjoy seeing Britannia's Bell, which is outside the Sun Lounge.

Housekeeping Team Leader, Carol, and Housekeeper, Lynne, are dedicated to ensuring the tour route is sparkling for the day's visitors.

Lynne, Housekeeper, polishing glass outside the Commander's cabin, who was second-in-line to the Admiral.

The Britannia Platter from the Tearoom comprising of your choice of soup and sandwich accompanied by moreish smoked paprika potato wedges.

Take tea on board the Royal Yacht during your tour and savour a slice of cake from the tantalising selection on the menu.

Christmas puddings are prepared for maturing over the coming months before they go on sale in Britannia’s Gift Shop later this year.

Add sparkle to your January with a glass of Champagne during your visit to the former floating palace of Queen Elizabeth II.

A whaler boat seen from the Bridge.

Britannia's Officers and Yachtsmen changed uniform up to six times a day when on Royal duty, so a permanently manned Laundry was vital to the day-to-day workings on board.

The Britannia Gift Shop offers a fantastic array of nautical-inspired gifts and souvenirs, including these stylish keyrings.

The Embroidery Collection was inspired by the hand-embroidered silk panel in Queen Elizabeth II's bedroom on board Britannia. All elegant items are available to purchase from the Gift Shop.

Rab removing the old varnish from a rope box in the workshop.

A closer look.

Jos and Sean re-positioning the paint cat for the painting of the hull.

Jos, Gavin and Rab tying up the paint cat.

Gary cutting plywood for new signs for Fingal.

Jos sanding the 'A' frames for the Fingal signage.

Book your 2024 event in Fingal's stunning Ballroom. The Minstrels' Gallery provides a space for musicians and entertainment to delight your guests.

Flowers in The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar.

A tranquil shower room inside one of Fingal's duplex cabins, where the ship's curves and contours can be seen.

Each cabin on board Fingal is named after a Stevenson lighthouse. Striking details can be found all around the ship.