The MV Glen Etive joins the MV Glen Massan and MV Glen Tarsan to offer a range of unique cruises around Scotland’s islands. Built by Ardmaleish Boatbuilding Co. Ltd on the Clyde, and finished in traditional wood and brass with spacious accommodation and a steel based hull, the new vessel will undertake longer cruises and visit new Outer Hebridean destinations, with trips planned as far afield as St Kilda.


All the vessels operated by the Majestic Line are fited out to a high standard and the on board cuisine, using locally sourced produce, is presented as an informal fine dining experience.


Cruise itineraries range from the Small Isles and Skye, visiting Eigg, Rum and Canna, to St Kilda and the Outer Hebrides, taking in the Shiant Islands and the Isles of North and South Uist. A number of special interest cruises are also available, including a Wildlife Explorer Cruise which offers the chance to explore the Isle of Mull.


A range of three and six night cruises are currently available on The Majestic Lines’ twin vessels, the MV Glen Massan and the MV Glen Tarsan. Each boat has six en-suite cabins available, with room for 11 guests. The MV Glen Etive will have seven en-suite cabins to accommodate 12 guests. Two double cabins are reserved on each cruise for solo travellers at no supplement, which are ideal for allowing groups of three or five people to travel on board.


More information on the Majestic Line cruises can be found at www. themajesticline.co.uk


Glen Tarsan Moored off Mull


56 Castle Urquart


May 2015 Dining on board


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