Weekly Snaps

While touring the five decks of The Royal Yacht Britannia, visitors enjoy unique views across the Port of Leith.

Before stepping aboard Britannia, begin your journey in the Visitor Centre, located on the Second Floor of Ocean Terminal.

Housekeeper, Lynne, polishing the handrails of the Grand Staircase in the State Apartments.

Mark, Facilities Officer, hanging signs at Tea on the Quay.

In the Royal Deck Tearoom, enjoy a cappuccino adorned with a chocolate Britannia stencil, a delightful finishing touch.

A slice of Britannia's carrot cake with orange zest and cinnamon cream cheese frosting, best enjoyed with a pot of tea.

Bob, Sous Chef, preparing hazelnut meringue for a dessert to be served at an exclusive evening dinner on board.

The Tearoom offers a refreshing choice of drinks to suit every taste.

In the sleeping quarters of the Petty Officers and the Royal Marine Sergeants, each bunk folded neatly into a seat for daytime use.

The arrival of the post was always eagerly awaited, bringing news from home to all aboard as they travelled around the world.

A charming addition to your Christmas tree, this sweet beaded robin decoration is available in the Shop.

Browse a wonderful collection of nautical-inspired gifts and souvenirs in the Shop.

Nigel hosing down the Poop Deck.

Jos applying a fresh coat of paint.

Rab varnishing handrails.

The handrails receiving a fresh coat of varnish.

Sam cleaning the Royal Barge pond.

Sean sanding a handrail from the Activity Boat.

A beautifully dressed table awaits in Fingal's spectacular double-height Ballroom, where sweeping staircases, a private bar and elegant surroundings set the scene for unforgettable occasions.

Discover a map of Scotland on board, showing the locations of the lighthouses Fingal visited during her time as a Northern Lighthouse Board tender.

An elegant freestanding bathtub in the Skerryvore Suite provides the perfect place to relax and recharge.

Come aboard luxury floating hotel Fingal, in Leith.