Weekly Snaps

Our visitors travel from all over the world to see The Royal Yacht Britannia. A family from Switzerland on the outer deck.

The Verandah Deck next to Britannia’s bell is a favourite spot for a snapshot.

Facilities Officer, Donald, looking after our quayside wild meadow at Fingal.

Lynne, Housekeeper, polishing up the gleaming brass rails.

Creamy, traditional Cullen Skink soup awaits hungry visitors in The Royal Deck Tea Room.

Both Britannia and Fingal can exclusively be yours for an evening. Sous Chef Rafal, preparing spinach for one of these special events.

In the Tea Room we serve nothing but delicious dishes with a view.

Tasty cheese scones fresh from the Galley oven.

New acquisitions to Britannia have gone on display in the Sun Lounge. These copies of paintings are by the Duke of Edinburgh and Edward Seago from when the artist joined Britannia in Australia during The Duke of Edinburgh’s 1956-57 World Tour.

No two days are the same on Britannia with an ever-changing view.

The Britannia Gift Shop contains many souvenir mementoes from a visit to Britannia.

These sparkling gifts are certain to turn heads and provide a perfect finishing touch to a special outfit.

Ben working on the starboard engine of the Fast Motor Launch.

Gary and Steph finishing off the deck head framing in the Training Room, formerly the Junior Rates’ Dining Hall.

Gary and Steph fitting out deck head panels in the Junior Rates’ Dining Hall.

Gary and Steph making bracing to cover the activity boat ready for the cold winter months.

Mark marking out templates to replace the plywood deck on Royal Racing Yacht Bloodhound.

Nico rehinging the port door on Royal Nore.

Shaken or stirred? Fingal’s Lighthouse Martini would surely be James Bond’s favourite drink at The Lighthouse Bar.

Arleta, Chef de Partie, preparing lamb and harissa pin wheels as part of the indulgent five-courses of sweet and savoury Afternoon Tea treats at Fingal.

Salted Caramel macarons will feature within the new Afternoon Tea menu filled with tempting deliciousness.

Subtly exquisite details nod to Fingal’s maritime past within the cabins, duplexes and suites. Each is named after a lighthouse. Muckle Flugga is the most northerly lighthouse in the UK.