Weekly Snaps

Experience a red carpet moment at the Royal Brow, which was the entrance previously reserved for Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family to board The Royal Yacht Britannia.

There are many views to take in during a visit to Britannia.

The compass binnacle and bell outside the Sun Lounge, where the Royal Family would take breakfast and Afternoon Tea.

Andy, Donald and Ricky, all members of the Facilities Team, arranging the Admiral's uniform in the Admiral's day cabin, which was where the most senior member of the Royal Yachtsmen worked, entertained and sometimes ate meals.

Laura, Waiter, preparing a tray of drinks for visitors at the Royal Deck Tea Room bar.

A fabulous fruit scone is a treat for visitors to the Tea Room during their tour.

Amelia, Demi Chef de Partie, spray painting her egg-ceptionally crafted chocolate Easter bunny. Visitors to Britannia can see the finished design in the Royal Deck Tea Room.

A closer look as Amelia is applying paint to the chocolate bunny.

Detail from the ornate, carved binnacle, which can be found on the Verandah Deck.

Private Dining Manager, Bruce, selecting fine wines from the store for an event on board Britannia. The Royal Yacht can be exclusively yours for a once in a lifetime experience.

New homeware gifts with a cheery design, and featuring famous Edinburgh landmarks, have arrived in the Britannia Gift Shop.

A new print of Britannia at sea makes a wonderful souvenir of an experience visiting the Royal Yacht.

Steven and Ben vacuuming out the deck in the Stabiliser Compartment.

Gary routering the spare set of handrails for the emergency gangway on Fingal.

A detailed look at the handrail ready for varnishing, which Gary has been working on.

Jos painting a locker for Fingal.

Mark and Stuart putting the stainless steel rubbing strip on Bloodhound.

Nigel stripping off old varnish from the rope box from the Bridge.

An indulgent retreat awaits guests in Fingal's duplex shower room, with stunning nautical details in every luxurious cabin.

Guests to Fingal can walk through the original Engine Room, gaining a real sense of the ship's former life as a lighthouse tender.

Marcin, Breakfast Chef, preparing a delicious cooked breakfast for guests staying onboard Fingal.

A traditional full Scottish breakfast can be enjoyed in The Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar at Fingal.