Life on board After being ashore, the comfort and relaxed ambience of Hebridean Princess welcomes you back as though to your own home. The Tiree Lounge, with its intimate bar, is the social focal point of Hebridean Princess; beautifully designed and filled with soft armchairs and cosy sofas grouped around perhaps the most extraordinary feature of the ship – a brick inglenook fireplace! ‘Like home but better’ is how Hebridean Princess has previously been described.


Dining and cuisine It is said that sea air stimulates the appetite and it is certainly our experience that guests are eager to be taken to the very finest destinations of haute cuisine created by a talented brigade of chefs. Only the freshest and finest ingredients are used in our menu choices, most of which are procured from local suppliers; and no cruise would be complete without a traditional recital of Robert Burns’ Address to a Haggis!


Going ashore On most days Hebridean Princess berths or anchors in different locations both morning and afternoon, whilst the ship’s tenders are on hand to operate a shuttle service ashore. Should you choose to wander at will, the small boats are always available to transport you back on board if the yearning for a glass of something or the pastry chef’s afternoon tea prove too hard to resist.


Crew On board Hebridean Princess you will find only 50 like- minded guests and no fewer than 38 crew to look after you. Everything we do receives the same level of care and attention; from the carefully conceived shore visits to the spectacular overnight anchorages, the exquisite menus and the unique and individually designed cabins. Discreet service is the bedrock of our reputation and the uncannily accurate anticipation of your needs is a skill that our crew has developed into almost an art form.


The fares shown are for new bookings only, cannot be combined with any other offers and are subject to availability. The fares and offers listed may be withdrawn without notice.


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