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- fr £5,900 pp
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- fr £2,830 pp
- October cruises
- fr £2,610 pp
- November cruises
- fr £1,410 pp
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- Overview
- Overview
Hebridean Island Cruises has its own unique itineraries set in the great Highlands of Scotland. Promoting superb luxury, Hebridean Cruises only has one beautiful 50-passenger ship, the Hebridean Princess, which has been in service for more than 25 years with Hebridean. With an extensive amount of experience, Hebridean Princess pride itself on a service that is both intimate and respectful.
Onboard the Hebridean Princess, guests will typically be visiting the serene and natural isles off the west coast of Scotland, such as the Isle of Harris and Lewis. Among these isles are a number of historic castles and ruins dotting the landscape. Set sail from the Hebridean Princess’ homeport of Oban or the town of Greenock, and go on a journey to stunning sites such as the traditional and romantic Inveraray Castle, and the ruins of Dundonald Castle – the residence of King Robert II in 1371.
Proud of their heritage, the cabins onboard the Hebridean Princess are named after the many lochs, sounds, isles, and castles of Scotland. As a luxury cruise ship, you’ll find that each cabin has the same level of unrivalled comfort, all with the finest duvets and sheets and kept immaculately clean. For an extra touch of luxury, the only suite on the ship, the Isle of Arran suite, boasts extra space, a separate day room, generous wardrobes, and interchangeable bed options from king-size to twin beds.
At the Columba Restaurant, you can choose to dine on your own, with a companion or on a larger table hosted by an officer. Decorated elegantly and stylishly, the restaurant offers fine menus with dishes prepared with fresh local produce, which during breakfast and lunch can be enjoyed alongside views of the passing landscape. On many of Hebridean’s cruises, there are also one or two Gala Dinners hosted, where you are treated to sumptuous gourmet specialties and fine cocktails.
With the style of a “country house party”, the Tiree Lounge is a traditional Scottish living room, fitted with a beautiful stone brick fireplace, where you can enjoy the company of your fellow passengers or even the friendly staff. Let yourself feel at home no matter where you are on the ship, knowing that you are in the hands of a passionate cruise operator who strive for exceptional all-inclusive cruises and unforgettable experiences.
Hebridean Island Cruises has its own unique itineraries set in the great Highlands of Scotland. Promoting superb luxury, Hebridean Cruises only has one beautiful 50-passenger ship, the Hebridean Princess, which has been in service for more than 25 years with Hebridean. With an extensive amount of experience, Hebridean Princess pride itself on a service that is both intimate and respectful.
Onboard the Hebridean Princess, guests will typically be visiting the serene and natural isles off the west coast of Scotland, such as the Isle of Harris and Lewis. Among these isles are a number of historic castles and ruins dotting the landscape. Set sail from the Hebridean Princess’ homeport of Oban or the town of Greenock, and go on a journey to stunning sites such as the traditional and romantic Inveraray Castle, and the ruins of Dundonald Castle – the residence of King Robert II in 1371.
Proud of their heritage, the cabins onboard the Hebridean Princess are named after the many lochs, sounds, isles, and castles of Scotland. As a luxury cruise ship, you’ll find that each cabin has the same level of unrivalled comfort, all with the finest duvets and sheets and kept immaculately clean. For an extra touch of luxury, the only suite on the ship, the Isle of Arran suite, boasts extra space, a separate day room, generous wardrobes, and interchangeable bed options from king-size to twin beds.
At the Columba Restaurant, you can choose to dine on your own, with a companion or on a larger table hosted by an officer. Decorated elegantly and stylishly, the restaurant offers fine menus with dishes prepared with fresh local produce, which during breakfast and lunch can be enjoyed alongside views of the passing landscape. On many of Hebridean’s cruises, there are also one or two Gala Dinners hosted, where you are treated to sumptuous gourmet specialties and fine cocktails.
With the style of a “country house party”, the Tiree Lounge is a traditional Scottish living room, fitted with a beautiful stone brick fireplace, where you can enjoy the company of your fellow passengers or even the friendly staff. Let yourself feel at home no matter where you are on the ship, knowing that you are in the hands of a passionate cruise operator who strive for exceptional all-inclusive cruises and unforgettable experiences.
