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Hebridean Princess

Line: Hebridean Island Cruises
Launched: 1st April 1989
Tonnage: 2,112
Length: 235 feet
Total Crew: 37
Occupancy: 50

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Description

Hebridean Princess cruises the magnificent Scottish Highlands and Islands and beyond and has been synonymous with luxury cruising for over 30 years. During this time she has established a reputation for the highest of standards and attention to detail . Carrying a maximum of just 48 guests, her small size means she can reach secluded ports out of the reach of larger ships.

Isle of Arran Suite (A)

The ship’s largest cabin, the Isle of Arran Suite, is located on the port side of the Princess Deck and, as all windows are on the ship’s side, privacy is assured. It comprises a large, separate day room, a spacious bedroom and a well-equipped bathroom with bath and separate walk-in shower. The bedroom contains a king-size bed, which can be re-arranged as twins, generous wardrobes, drawers, dressing table and a second television.

Isle of Berneray & Isle of Bute (B)

The roomy Isle of Berneray is situated on the starboard side, towards the after end of the Promenade Deck. The private balcony in this cabin ensures total privacy as it cannot be overlooked from the ship, and with teak tables and chairs, it is the perfect place to sit back, relax and take in the breathtaking landscapes. This cabin contains a king-size bed, which can be re-arranged as twins. The bathroom is generous in size with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.

Isle of Barra & Isle of Benbecula (C)

The Isle of Barra is located on the port side, forward on the Princess Deck. The balcony, which affords total privacy as it cannot be overlooked from the ship, is fitted with teak tables and chairs, in order for you to enjoy the magnificent scenery. The bathroom is generous in size with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.

Isle of Iona,Isle of Staffa,Isle of Coll,Isle of Colonsay (D)

Situated on the port side of the Promenade Deck, towards the after end of the ship, this superb cabin is fitted with a comfortable king-size bed, convertible into twins. Large picture windows are perfect for watching the landscape unfold. The spacious bathroom contains a full-size bath with a thermostatic shower.

Isle of Danna, Ardvreck Castle, Lews Castle, Isle of Muck, Isle of Raasay (E)

A roomy cabin that is excellent value for money and in great demand with returning guests, the Isle of Danna is tucked into a quiet corner on the port side of the Princess Deck. It contains a king-size bed, which can be converted into twin beds, and two comfortable chairs from which to enjoy panoramic views through full-size picture windows. Charming private facilities include a thermostatic shower.

Duart Castle,Kinloch Castle,Lews Castle,Torosay Castle (F)

Very roomy and excellent value for money, this elegant cabin on the Waterfront Deck is connected by a flight of stairs to the Princess Deck, offering easy access to the embarkation area on the same level for the small boats when going ashore. The cabin is fitted with two opening portholes and a forward-facing porthole. It features a spacious bathroom with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.

Isle of Muck,Isle of Raasay, Lews Castle, Ardvreck Castle (G)

An excellent port-side double-bedded cabin in a quiet corner on the same level as the Tiree Lounge and the Library. This extremely comfortable cabin has open views from its window and is well-equipped with private facilities, including a thermostatic shower.

Loch Crinan (H)

This charming, interchangeable king-size or twin-bedded cabin on the port side of the Hebridean Deck is generous in size and attractively priced. Although there are no windows or portholes, fresh air is circulated day and night by the ship’s forced air ventilation system. Spacious private facilities include a thermostatic shower.

Isle of Canna,Isle of Eigg,Isle of Rum (I)

This well-appointed cabin lies on the starboard side of the Princess Deck, enjoying good views from its windows. With a charming home-from-home feel for the single traveller, it is much in demand. The private facilities include a thermostatic shower.

Sound of Islay,Sound of Jura,Sound of Mull,Sound of Sleat (J)

Situated on the starboard side of the Waterfront Deck, this is a roomy single cabin, fitted with two opening portholes. The private facilities feature a thermostatic shower. A single staircase links this room to the Princess Deck, with direct access by a flight of three steps to the embarkation area for the small boats when going ashore.

Loch Scresort (K)

This charming cabin, located on the starboard side of the Hebridean Deck, is well-appointed and is popular with the single traveller. Fresh air is supplied by the ship’s forced air ventilation system, as this cabin does not have windows or portholes. Loch Scresort has good-sized private facilities with a thermostatic shower.

Hebridean Princess

Description

Isle of Arran Suite (A)

Isle of Berneray & Isle of Bute (B)

Isle of Barra & Isle of Benbecula (C)

Isle of Iona,Isle of Staffa,Isle of Coll,Isle of Colonsay (D)

Isle of Danna, Ardvreck Castle, Lews Castle, Isle of Muck, Isle of Raasay (E)

Duart Castle,Kinloch Castle,Lews Castle,Torosay Castle (F)

Isle of Muck,Isle of Raasay, Lews Castle, Ardvreck Castle (G)

Loch Crinan (H)

Isle of Canna,Isle of Eigg,Isle of Rum (I)

Sound of Islay,Sound of Jura,Sound of Mull,Sound of Sleat (J)

Loch Scresort (K)

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