Weekly Snaps

A member of the Welcome Host team, Jacqueline, greeting visitors with a warm Britannia welcome at the Visitor Centre.

A visitor taking a photo of the Britannia Bell, the only place on board that displays the name of the ship.

Visitors enjoy learning about the history of Royal Yachts in our pre-tour exhibition.

Introducing John, the newest member of the Housekeeping Team, ensuring the deck area outside the Galley is perfectly shipshape.

Divinely tempting handmade chocolates are prepared in the onboard Galleys.

Waiter, Laura, ready to serve drinks in the Royal Deck Tea Room.

Straight from the oven, fruit scones.

A Britannia Special is a super lunch to accompany a tour of Britannia, with smoked salmon sandwiches, piping hot soup and smoked paprika potato wedges.

Pretty blooms on board, just as during Royal service.

Britannia’s Cuddly Corgi Treasure Hunt is a fun way to explore all five decks. Do you know where Clarence the corgi is hiding?

Dress your Christmas tree with the most regal of decorations inspired by a visit to The Royal Yacht Britannia.

Stunning gifts to treasure from one of Scotland’s leading jewellery designers, Sheila Fleet, are available to buy from the Britannia Gift Shop.

Gary measuring for a display cabinet to house The Royal Yacht Britannia model in the Training Room.

Jay replacing a light above the mini bar on board Fingal.

The rum tub top receiving a light sand prior to varnishing.

Steph sanding the skirtings before they are varnished in the Training Room.

A closer look at Steph sanding.

Stuart replacing a light bulb in the Engine Room.

The sweetest arrival greets our guests staying overnight at Fingal.

How to choose from Fingal’s delicious breakfast selection? Why not continue the nautical theme with this fish dish.

Pawel, Linen Porter, ensuring Fingal’s cabins are ready for guests.

Fingal’s unique history can be seen throughout the ship. The Engine Room is a surprise look into the past life of the now five-star luxury hotel.