Hebridean Island Cruises

There are 19 outward facing state cabins spread over two decks each named with references to John Buchan’s “THIRTY-NINE STEPS”. Each cabin is finished in hardwood finishes, plush carpeting, dressing table, stool, wardrobe, satellite tv, and en suite facilities with shower, wc and washbasin. All state cabins are air conditioned and heated with an internal telephone and picture windows.

All sailings are made during daylight hours and overnight moorings are alongside with no tendering required. At each port of call there is time to independently explore as well as a programme of included shore visits. Dependent on the itinerary these include Culloden & Clava Cairns, West Highline Line to Glenfinnan, Isle of Iona, Clan Donald Centre on Skye and Eilean Donan Castle.

The cuisine is excellent, freshly prepared onboard by a loyal and long serving brigade of chefs, drawing on the rich bounty of locally sourced produce. What could be more delightful than to awake to the prospect of a full scottish breakfast and for early risers to take advantage of the complimentary hot beverages that await in the lounge and for that matter for the rest of the day as well?

Lord of the Highlands was constructed by Spanish craftsmen in Vigo for completion in July 2019 but will only enter passenger service in May 2020.

Amenities

• Air Conditioning
• Hair Dryer
• In Room Safe
• Installed Power onboard: Main Engines 1200kW and UK stand 3 pin plugs
• Internal Telephone
• Satellite TV

Ship Details

• Cruise Type: Speciality
• Maiden Voyage: 2021
• Refurbished:
• Tonnage: 745 GT
• Length: 45 metres
• Beam: 10 metres
• Draft: 2.5 metres
• Speed: 10 knots
• Ship Registration: Britain
• Passenger Space:
• Passenger Capacity (dbl): 38
• Crew Size:
• Nationality of Crew: European
• Nationality of Officers: British
• Nationality of Dining Staff: European
• Onboard Currency: Great Britain Pound