Weekly Snaps

Visitors on the Bridge enjoy the complimentary audio guided tour, available in over 30 languages, while taking in the blue-sky views.

A visitor standing next to the statue of the longest serving Royal Yachtsman, Ellis 'Norrie' Norrell MVO RVM.

Billy, Facilities Officer, watering the plants on the quayside at The Royal Yacht Britannia, ensuring a bright welcome.

Housekeeper, Iryna, taking care of the Admiral's Day Cabin, which was used by the Admiral for working, entertaining and dining.

Relax with waterfront views while enjoying a delicious lunch or cream tea in the Royal Deck Tearoom, a wonderful setting aboard Britannia.

Martina, Food and Beverage Supervisor, serving drinks including a Cuba Libre, made from local Leith Rum.

Executive Pastry Chef, Stephen, measuring out the dough for bread rolls in the Galley.

A delectable lemon cheesecake, created by the talented Galley team, adds a touch of sweetness to an unforgettable, exclusive evening event aboard Britannia.

Signal flags stored in the flag locker on the Bridge.

Uniquely, Britannia had a shared mess area for Junior Ratings from various departments, allowing them to 'unwind' together. This room, known affectionately as the Unwinding Room, became a cherished gathering place for the Yotties.

A practical and stylish gift, these Galileo thermometers will tell the temperature of the room. Purchase from our Gift Shop.

Choose a memento from the delicate pieces in the Embroidery Collection, inspired by the hand- embroidered silk panel in Queen Elizabeth II's bedroom on board Britannia.

Chris working inside the Fast Motor Launch.

Greig cutting wood for workshop cabinets in the compound.

Next, assembling the drawer unit.

Nico working on Bloodhound's engine bay in the engine compartment.

Nigel painting on the Shelter Deck cross passage.

Jay cutting wood for an office refurbishment on board Fingal Hotel.

Two floors of indulgence await in one of Fingal Hotel's luxury duplex cabins, with a hand-carved spiral staircase leading to a living space upstairs.

The beautiful Ballroom is set for a private dining event.

Original logbooks from Fingal's past life at sea can be discovered in the Bridge.

Curves and tilts around every corner tell the story of Fingal's rich seafaring past.