Weekly Snaps

As visitors tour the five decks of The Royal Yacht Britannia, they admire the interesting views of the ship from every angle.

Whatever the weather, Britannia is a great day out, with much of the tour taking place inside.

Lynne, Housekeeper, enjoying the sunshine while keeping the handrails along the tour route gleaming.

Mark, Facilities Officer, making sure everything is spotless before visitors arrive for the day.

The Royal Deck Tearoom is serving Centenary Blend Tea, a special blend inspired by Queen Elizabeth II.

Made in the onboard Galley with moreish mature cheddar, the Tearoom's scones are delightfully delicious.

Sip on a Britannia, Aperol, Limoncello or Sarti Spritz while taking in the views across the Firth of Forth from the Tearoom.

The finishing touches are added to bowls of soup in the Galley.

An evening to remember. The table is set for an exclusive dinner on board.

Beautiful floral displays adorning the State Apartments.

The Shop's tea caddies, filled with traditional English Breakfast tea, make a thoughtful gift for tea lovers. Complete the set with a Queen Elizabeth II mug and enjoy the perfect brew.

A charming reminder of your visit, these nautical-themed keyrings make the perfect souvenir.

Dean using a heat gun to remove varnish from a handrail.

Nigel touching up the edges along the the starboard Shelter Deck.

Ben stripping layers of varnish from a handrail with the help of a heat gun.

A closer look at the process.

Nigel adding a coat of paint to a stair gate.

The stair gate receiving a refresh.

The Bridge, once the Captain’s domain, is now a unique venue for meetings, private dining and weddings.

Berthed in the historic Port of Leith, Fingal, the luxury floating hotel, restaurant and bar, awaits.

Guests in Fingal's Skerryvore Suite can sip their morning tea or coffee from Britannia's exclusive Admiral Collection tea set, inspired by Royal Navy Admirals' gold cuff insignia.

Each of the cabins features Araminta Campbell's heritage fabrics, reflecting elements of the Scottish landscape and the glow of a lighthouse.