Weekly Snaps

Visitors find a sunny spot on the Verandah Deck to take a selfie.

The Royal Brow is a popular location for visitors to capture a memorable photo.

Housekeeper, Lynne, keeping the telescope on the Verandah Deck well polished so that visitors can take in the views across the Firth of Forth.

Our Housekeeping team ensures that Britannia's Bell is sparkling for our daily visitors.

A tray of freshly prepared coffees waiting to be served to visitors in the Royal Deck Tearoom.

Take a moment to pause during your tour to enjoy the sweet and savoury treats from the Tearoom menu.

Enjoy a honey roast Ayrshire ham, grain mustard and vine tomato sandwich while on board.

Delight in our signature soup, cream of Cullen skink & chive.

Visitors marvel at the stunning State Dining Room, which was the setting for many magnificent banquets.

Stunning sunsets can be viewed from the decks of Britannia by our evening event guests.

A gorgeous tartan tote and makeup bag from our Earth Squared range can be found in the Gift Shop.

An Admiral Royal duck keyring is a fun souvenir to take home with you.

Stuart celebrates 25 years working aboard Britannia.

Stevie painting the Activity Boat.

Joss on the Paint Cat applying a coat of paint to the Starboard ships side.

A closer look at Nigel painting the Starboard ships side of the Yacht.

Gary cutting wood to hold a light fitting on Bloodhound, the Royal racing yacht.

A podium for the Royal Deck Tearoom being assembled by Greig.

Host your special event or occasion in Fingal's spectacular Ballroom.

Dine aboard Fingal in the Art Deco inspired Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar.

Stunning fabrics created by Araminta Campbell, Scottish textile designer, reflect Fingal's story.

A cygnet rests by Fingal in the Port of Leith.