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Hebridean Princess & Hebridean’s Royal Crown Experience the Highlands and Islands of Scotland on board Hebridean Princess or perhaps indulge in


one of Hebridean’s new and exciting Rhine or Danube river cruises on board Hebridean’s elegant Royal Crown river ship, offering guests the same style as that of Hebridean Princess.


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Experience the Highlands and Islands of Scotland on board Hebridean Princess


Hebridean Island Cruises has been setting the benchmark for luxury cruising since 1989. The small, five star luxury cruise ship, Hebridean Princess, affords guests the highest standards of accommodation, together with a level of service from an almost forgotten era.


Hebridean Princess, the small cruise ship which reintroduced the ‘Golden Age of Cruising’, will show you the dramatic coast of Scotland the Western & Northern Isles, and Northern Ireland from the best possible vantage point and in unrivalled luxury and style.


Enticing Rhine and Danube river cruises on board Hebridean’s Royal Crown


2013 sees the launch of the second season of Hebridean River Cruises on the great rivers of Europe on board Hebridean’s Royal Crown.


Owing to the popularity of the 2012 river cruises programme the number of sailings for 2013 has been increased from four to five to include the Main and the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal in addition to the Rhine and Danube rivers.


Hebridean River Cruises will take you on an effortless and meandering journey through the heartlands of Europe and all from the comfort of Hebridean’s Royal Crown – a ship which matches the style and opulence of Hebridean Princess.


 By appointment to HM The Queen Provision of cruise holidays on Hebridean Princess All Leisure Holidays Ltd, trading as Hebridean Island Cruises For more information or to book call 0808 178 2979


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