Weekly Snaps

Visitors enjoying Britannia’s audio guide, now available in over 30 different languages and versions.

Lynne, Housekeeper, carrying out a deep clean in the Unwinding Room.

The sun sets on Britannia as Visitor Assistant, Cerys, is admiring the view across the Leith skyline.

Housekeeper, Anhelina, polishing in the Unwinding Room.

The Royal Deck Tea Room is a must to visit during a day touring Britannia, where a delicious menu can be enjoyed in a room with a view.

Visitors may be surprised to receive a beautiful and uniquely decorated coffee from the Royal Deck Tea Room.

Rafal, Sous Chef, plating up delicious wedges for visitors to enjoy for lunch.

Cosy mugs of soup and wedges are prepared in the Galley.

A rainy day at Britannia on the Verandah Deck, next to the ship’s decorative compass binnacle.

The bow of Britannia at sunset.

A sweet robin snowglobe, available to buy in the Britannia Gift Shop, makes a gorgeous festive gift for the home.

The souvenir Britannia fridge magnet wall in the Gift Shop. Which will you choose?

New covers for the Admiral’s FML.

Jay working on the minibar in one of the cabins on Fingal.

Stuart redoing the plumbing in the Grey Level original toilets.

Stuart cutting the pipework to fit.

Al closing the hatch on board Royal Nore.

The finished hull paintwork on Bloodhound.

Natasha, Waiter, preparing hot drinks for guests to Fingal’s Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar.

Fingal’s statement staircase in the stunning Ballroom leads to where the stage is set for a meeting.

Guests staying in Fingal’s Luxury Cabins can step straight out on deck from their own private access.

Hot out of the oven, buttermilk scones are just one of the five delectable courses of Afternoon Tea on board Fingal.