Lord of the Highlands

This former Aegean ferry was remarkably transformed and rebuilt to transit the intricate waters of the Caledonian Canal, with the elegant appeal of a vintage Pullman carriage.

What we love

Lord of the Highlands is infused with the same relaxed house party atmosphere as the Hebridean Princess, and is perfectly in keeping with the line's unmistakably Scottish heritage.

Capacity	38 Guests
Style	Like a welcoming Scottish home with gently changing views.
Inclusions	All meals and snacks on board All drinks in the restaurant and lounge including champagne and whisky (excluding premium range) Shore visits including entrance fees and refreshments, and your own guide throughout Free WiFi Transfers to and from Glasgow or Inverness airport or railway station Gratuities - there is a strict 'no tipping' policy
Year Built	2012
Last Refurbished	2021
Tonnage	737 grt
Length	148 feet
BREADTH	33 feet

Restaurants

Lord of the Highlands - Caledonian Restaurant

Fine dining is an essential part of the Hebridean Island Cruises experience and on board Lord of the Highlands, despite its small size, you can expect exceptional cuisine using a variety of locally-sourced Scottish produce.

Caledonian Restaurant

There is one main restaurant on board with expansive views from the picture windows, where you will enjoy three meals a day from a bountiful breakfast and lunch, depending on the day's activities, to a banquet-style three-course evening meal. You can also expect a gala dinner on board each cruise with a champagne reception and a real sense of occasion to enjoy with new-found friends.

Bars and lounges

A relaxed and convivial atmosphere is what you can expect on board a Lord of the Highlands voyage. It's all about the destination but you will return each day to a real home from home.

The main lounge is the central hub of the ship with plenty of comfortable areas to sit and watch the world go by or chat with fellow guests, and don't miss the chance to sit out on deck with a drink and enjoy the changing views.

Rooms and suites

Lord of the Highlands - Category 1 Deluxe Cabin — Category 1 Deluxe Cabin

Lord of the Highlands - Category 2 Balcony Cabin — Category 2 Balcony Cabin

Lord of the Highlands - Category 3 Suite — Category 3 Suite

Expect comfortable cabins, all with picture windows so you can enjoy the Scottish scenery, and decorated in a classic homely style.

Category 1 Deluxe Cabin

The majority of cabins on board fall into this category, featuring twin beds, a large picture window, and an en-suite shower room.

Category 2 Balcony Cabin

There are four of these cabins on board each boasting a private balcony with teak furniture to sit and watch the world go by, plus twin beds and an en-suite shower room.

Category 3 Suite

This spacious suite offers an expansive home from home with picture windows, a king-sized bed, and comfortable living area.

Onboard experiences

This is an experience like no other, designed to immerse you in Scotland's beauty ashore whilst enjoying a house party atmosphere on board.

You will be joined on board and during tours ashore by knowledgeable guides who will impart their expertise and regale you with fascinating stories, and in the evenings you will enjoy talks about the next day's activities and occasionally some local entertainment. Special themed departures operate throughout the year, with themes ranging from wildlife to gardens to food & drink and you will enjoy the expertise of special guest speakers or guides on these sailings.