Hebridean Island Cruises fleet
Who should travel
Hebridean Island Cruises provides an exclusive and tranquil journey, ideal for adults seeking serenity while absorbing a devoted voyage through Scotland's picturesque landscapes. The cruises are tailored for a mature audience, with a minimum age requirement of 12 years on the Lord of the Highlands and 16 years on the Hebridean Princess, ensuring a peaceful environment.
While young couples are welcome, the ambiance is designed to cater to those who appreciate a refined and leisurely pace, making it less suitable for families with hyperactive children.
Destinations
Hebridean Island Cruises primarily offers voyages around the breathtaking Scottish Highlands and Islands, including the Inner and Outer Hebrides, Orkney, and Shetland. Their flagship vessel, the Hebridean Princess, is renowned for accessing secluded ports that larger ships cannot reach, providing an unrivaled exploration of Scotland's coastal beauty.
In addition to Scottish destinations, select itineraries extend to parts of Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, and occasionally venture further afield to destinations such as France and Belgium, offering a diverse range of cultural experiences.
Dining
Dining aboard Hebridean Island Cruises is a culinary journey that celebrates Scotland's rich gastronomic heritage. Talented chefs craft ever-changing menus using the freshest, locally sourced ingredients, allowing the creation of the most delectable dishes.
From succulent oysters harvested from the Isle of Colonsay to fine meats and game procured from local butchers, each meal showcases the region's bounty. The dining experience is further elevated with banquet-style, three-course dinners accompanied by coffee and petit fours, all served in the elegant Caledonian Restaurant, where large windows frame the awe-inspiring Scottish scenery.
The culinary adventure extends beyond the ship, too, with select cruises offering gastronomic experiences such as lunch at the world-renowned Three Chimneys Restaurant on Skye and tours of local producers like Isle of Mull Cheese, the island's only dairy farm.
Inclusions
- Dining, drinks and beverages.
- Engaging shore visits.
- Guides and guest speakers.
- Internet and Wifi.
- Gratuities.
- Coach transfer and parking.
