Hebridean Princess

The perfect vessel for exploring Scotland’s lochs and isolated mainland areas, the Hebridean Princess has a long history steeped in Royal glamour (Queen Elizabeth II once reserved the ship for a family holiday) and the highest standards of customer service.

The Hebridean Princess provides accommodation for up to 45 guests and you will that all the cabins are uniquely decorated with en-suite baths/showers and golden plated furniture. The elegance and tastefully implemented colour schemes echoe cruising’s golden age, giving the ship certainVictorian undertones which undoubtedly add to the grandness of any voyage.

The main dining room is the Columba Restaurant which offer extensive and innovating menus where you can enjoy expertly prepred meat, daily fish hors d'oeuvres and mouth watering desserts. Relax in the Columba and watch the world go by whilst taking in the fantastic sea views.

Because of her size, the Hebridean Princess is able to access ports and harbors that are unreachable in larger vessels, perfect for couples and singles who love the idea of a cruise experience that enables them to explore the world’s best cruise destinations in more depth.

In addition to this, any sailing on the Hebridean Princess is enriched thanks to their fantastic ongoing off-shore activities, which range from speed boat trials and bicycle rides to castle and garden visits.

Accommodation

All of the Hebridean’s cabins are unique and named after Scottish isles, castles, lochs and sounds.

Cabins on the Hebridean Princess:

Total cabins 30 maximum of 49 guests

• Outside view 24
• No view 6
• Single occupancy 11
• Private balcony 4
• All except 2 have en-suite facilities
• Marble bathrooms either have bath or thermostatic shower with Victorian-style fittings.
• Beds are either doubles or twin beds which can be made into a double
• Refrigerator
• Iron with a board and a trouser press
• Brass clock
• Tea/coffee making set
• Television
• 100% cotton towels and bathrobe
• 100% bed linen
• Molton Brown personal toiletries
• Windows or portholes
• Size permitting there may be comfortable chairs or

Dining/Entertainment/Facilities

Dining

The Marco Palo restaurant offers seating for 186 diners and serves up a range of menu options using only the finest local produce.

The Columbus Lounge seats 74 diners and offers an informal self-service buffet option with open seating during the daytime. At night it becomes a dining room, you must reserve at least on the same morning. This room is for themed dinners, BBQ’s and regional food.

Daily Tea is also served and every sailing has at least one full Viennese tea.

Entertainment

The Tiree Lounge is the Hebridean’s main lounge and is perfect for evening relaxation.

Facilities

• Fitness facilities include a bicycle, treadmill power stepper and rowing machine.
• Small boats i.e. zodiac and rowing boat
• Bicycles for onshore excursions
• Fishing equipment
• Screening room for films

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