Weekly Snaps

Visitors can explore all five decks at their own leisure with our free audio guide.

A family trip to Britannia during the busy October holidays.

The hand railings are polished to perfection by Housekeeper, Lynn.

Renata, Housekeeper, cleaning the picture windows in the Sun Lounge.

Andrew, Waiter, ready with a smile to serve drinks.

The Royal Deck Tea Room is the perfect place to relax during your tour.

Spooktacular chocolate bats are created, ready to top Hallowe'en cupcakes.

Exquisite chocolates are removed from their mould by Demi-Chef de Partie, Amelia.

The sculpture of a man that is situated at the end of the old pier is by British artist, Sir Antony Gormley, OBE.

Great to see the progress of our neighours the Port of Leith Distillery.

Available from the Britannia Gift Shop. Willow Song scented candle and bath and shower gel, with notes of lily of the valley, rose and ivy.

No tricks, the NAAFI have a Toffee and Apple fudge for a Hallowe'en treat.

Al installing a new chain stopper on Royal Nore.

A closer look at the new chain stopper.

Mark removing the decking aboard Bloodhound.

Nigel painting on the Verandah Deck.

Paul checking the fuses.

Tony removing the old flags from the dressing line and replacing with new flags, ready for next year.

The sun shines on Fingal.

The double-height ballroom, available for weddings and events.

Arleta, Chef de Partie, pipes the mixture into the choux buns as part of our Afternoon Tea on Fingal.

View through the Ballroom porthole to the historic Port of Leith.