SATURDAY 7th July Morning – cruising the north-east coast and the Pentland Firth to Kirkwall, Mainland, Orkney. Afternoon – visit to St Magnus Cathedral.
SUNDAY 8th July Morning – coach tour to Churchill Barriers and the Italian Chapel.
Afternoon – visit to Skara Brae from Kirkwall.
MONDAY 9th July Morning – cruising to Fair Isle.
Afternoon – reception and walks ashore on Fair Isle.
TUESDAY 10th July Morning – visit to Old Haa Museum, Burravoe, Yell, Shetland.
Afternoon – visit to Lunna Voe and Lunna Kirk, Mainland Shetland.
WEDNESDAY 11th July Morning – tour to Scalloway from Lerwick.
Afternoon – visit to Jarlshof. Overnight berth alongside.
THURSDAY 12th July Morning – cruising to Sanday or Stronsay, Orkney.
Afternoon – land on either Sanday or Stonsay
FRIDAY 13th July Morning – cruising past the Old Man of Hoy and the Kitchener Monument to Caithness. Afternoon – visit to Castle of Mey from Scrabster.
SATURDAY 14th July Morning – cruising the north-east coast of Caithness.
Afternoon – visit to Dunrobin Castle, Golspie from Helmsdale.
SUNDAY 15th July Disembarkation in Invergordon.
Including 2 Gala Dinners
* Ports of call may vary based on itinerary and departure dates selected
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London
London is an enormous cosmopolitan city, with all the cultural and gastronomic attractions you'd expect from a world capital. Stretching for more than 30 miles on either side of the River Thames, it is Europe's largest city, with a diverse population of about eight million. Southampton is one of several port cities and a gateway to London.
Country - England Distance from port to City - 100kms Distance from port to Airport - 100kms Currency - Pound (GBP)
Places of Interest Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, London Bridge
Kirkwall
An archipelago of more than 70 islands the Orkney Islands feature some of the most dramatic coastal scenery anywhere, from 1,000-foot sea cliffs to soothing white-sand beaches.
Country - United Kingdom Distance from port to City - 0kms Distance from port to Airport - 6kms Currency - Pounds Sterling
Places of Interest St. Magnus Cathedral, Ring O'Brodgar, Skara Brae
Fair Isle
Fair Isle is located in northern Scotland, about halfway between mainland Shetland and the Orkney islands. It is famous for its bird observatory and a traditional style of knitting, and is the most remote inhabited island in the United Kingdom.
Fair Isle has a permanent bird observatory, and can claim to be the best place to find rare birds in Britain.
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Places of Interest
Fair Isle has 14 monuments, ranging from the earliest signs of human activity to the remains of a World War II radar station, plus two automated lighthouses.
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Hebridean Island Cruises
Hebridean Island Cruises has been setting the benchmark for luxury cruising since 1989. Featuring some of the finest Privately Escorted Tours, our small, five star luxury cruise ship – Hebridean Princess – affords our guests the highest standards of luxury cruise ship accommodation, together with a level of service from an almost forgotten era.
Each all-inclusive cruise is carefully planned by our own highly experienced researchers, whose brief is to capture the cultural essence and historical significance of each port of call.
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Hebridean Princess
The highlands and islands of Scotland, her lochs and remote mainland areas are all accessible from the luxurious comfort of Hebridean Princess.
Carrying just 49 guests, Hebridean Princess has an enviable reputation for exceptional service, fine food and wine and the very warm welcome extended by our dedicated crew of 38. She has thirty spacious, elegant and well-appointed cabins, 11 designed especially for the single traveller.
Over the course of eighteen seasons, we have taken pleasure in sharing our local knowledge with passengers, and in introducing them to some of the most striking locations in Europe. Romantic castles; tranquil, spectacular lochs; wide open spaces and seldom-visited anchorages. A selection of "Footloose" cruises caters for most walking abilities with a range of guided walks in the hills and mountains, seashores and lochs, with the promise of a nip of whisky and a fine and hearty meal back on board.
