Length: 43 metres
Cabins: 19
Staff:Guest ratio: 1:2
Redesigned and relaunched : 2022/2023
CATEGORY 2 BALCONY CABINS - The 4 balcony cabins are located on the John Buchan Deck and feature twin beds. The balconies afford privacy and are fitted with teak furniture for you to enjoy the magnificent scenery Beautiful bedrooms – well-appointed and all enjoying views of the ever-changing panorama through the picture windows, Lord of the Highlands’ 19 stylish cabins are elegantly furnished in rich hardwood with the best of contemporary design. The 14 deluxe cabins are located on the Richard Hannay and John Buchan Decks. All feature twin beds and large picture windows. Each incorporates a dressing table, satellite TV, ample storage space (wardrobe, drawers and under-bed storage for suitcases), a personal safe for valuables and hairdryer. En-suite bathrooms, with thermostatically-controlled shower, toilet and washbasin are equipped to the highest standards. For your added comfort and relaxation, warm bathrobes, slippers and a wide range of Molton Brown toiletries are also provided, with regular changes of towels. Individually controlled air-conditioning/heating ensures your comfort.
CATEGORY 3 SUITE - The spacious suite is located at the forward end of the John Buchan Deck and features large picture windows both port and starboard affording delightful views. The sitting area is furnished with a comfortable sofa, coffee table and mini bar Beautiful bedrooms – well-appointed and all enjoying views of the ever-changing panorama through the picture windows, Lord of the Highlands’ 19 stylish cabins are elegantly furnished in rich hardwood with the best of contemporary design. The 14 deluxe cabins are located on the Richard Hannay and John Buchan Decks. All feature twin beds and large picture windows. Each incorporates a dressing table, satellite TV, ample storage space (wardrobe, drawers and under-bed storage for suitcases), a personal safe for valuables and hairdryer. En-suite bathrooms, with thermostatically-controlled shower, toilet and washbasin are equipped to the highest standards. For your added comfort and relaxation, warm bathrobes, slippers and a wide range of Molton Brown toiletries are also provided, with regular changes of towels. Individually controlled air-conditioning/heating ensures your comfort.
CATEGORY 1 DELUXE CABINS - Beautiful bedrooms – well-appointed and all enjoying views of the ever-changing panorama through the picture windows, Lord of the Highlands’ 19 stylish cabins are elegantly furnished in rich hardwood with the best of contemporary design. The 14 deluxe cabins are located on the Richard Hannay and John Buchan Decks. All feature twin beds and large picture windows. Each incorporates a dressing table, satellite TV, ample storage space (wardrobe, drawers and under-bed storage for suitcases), a personal safe for valuables and hairdryer. En-suite bathrooms, with thermostatically-controlled shower, toilet and washbasin are equipped to the highest standards. For your added comfort and relaxation, warm bathrobes, slippers and a wide range of Molton Brown toiletries are also provided, with regular changes of towels. Individually controlled air-conditioning/heating ensures your comfort.
Lord Of The Highlands
The challenge, as with her sister vessel ‘Lord of the Glens’, was to craft a vessel that could both transit the intricate waters of the Caledonian Canal as well as navigate the sheltered waters around Scotland’s hauntingly beautiful fretted west coast, the result being the splendid ‘Lord of the Highlands’. Its elegance calls to mind that of a luxury yacht.
Lord of the Highlands with her convivial company of just 38 guests and a dedicated crew, cruises the historic locks of Scotland’s majestic Caledonian Canal. There is a relaxed house party atmosphere on board this small, luxury Scottish cruise ship. Where guests can relax in comfort and style as they discover this most beautiful waterway. Offering a personal service, our crew get to know guests needs and preferences. They are determined to make sure everyone has the best possible time, creating an unforgettable experience, where guests really feel at home.
There are 21 outward facing state cabins spread over two decks each named with references to John Buchan’s “THIRTY-NINE STEPS”. Each cabin is finished in hardwood finishes, plush carpeting, dressing table, stool, wardrobe, satellite tv, and en suite facilities with shower, wc and washbasin. All state cabins are air conditioned and heated with an internal telephone and picture windows.
The cuisine is excellent, freshly prepared onboard by a loyal and long serving brigade of chefs, drawing on the rich bounty of locally sourced produce. What could be more delightful than to awake to the prospect of a full scottish breakfast and for early risers to take advantage of the complimentary hot beverages that await in the lounge and for that matter for the rest of the day as well?
Everything from tours ashore, to meals and drinks, port taxes and even gratuities are included in the fare you pay. Lord of the Highlands cruises are genuinely fully-inclusive
All-inslusive with many extra luxuries
