Make a new booking on any Hebridean Princess voyage departing in 2025 and save 15% off the brochure fares. Discount cannot be combined with any offer and may be withdrawn without notice. Prices shown are already at the discounted fares. Conditions apply*
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Easter Temptations Cruise package includes:
- 7 night cruise aboard Hebridean Princess from Oban return
- Fine Dining Experiences: On board Hebridean Princess you will dine in the elegant Columba Restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Afternoon tea is served in the comfort of the Tiree Lounge. Barbecues on the Skye Deck and picnics ashore are occasionally offered depending on daily activities.
- Complimentary Drinks: Compliment your meal with specially selected wines of the day, and enjoy other house wines and spirits, soft drinks and beers, tea and coffee during your time with us at no extra charge. Taittinger Champagne is also included by the glass throughout your cruise.
- Shore Tours: There is no need to decide in which tours and visits you would like to participate as these are all included, as are fishing trips and speedboat rides, which can be arranged on request.
- Gratuities: All gratuities are included in your cruise fare, both on board and ashore.
- Guides & Guest Speakers: Knowledgeable guides accompany all cruises, both on board and on the tours ashore. Renowned guest speakers feature on selected cruises: passionate about their subject, these captivating orators bring the itinerary to life.
- Bicycles: Should you wish to invigorate yourself and explore independently, why not take one of the ship’s modern bicycles ashore and enjoy the stunning scenery of the islands, many of which are traffic-free.
- Free Wi-Fi access and use of the ship`s iPads, located in the Library.
- Private coach transfers from the local airport or train station to and from Hebridean Princess*
Guest Speaker: Kenneth Steven
Kenneth Steven is a Scot who grew up in Perthshire and spent every summer holiday in the Hebrides. He now has the privilege of living on the Isle of Sell, south of Oban, with his partner Kristina. Kenneth has a passion for wild places and their stories: he is best-known as a poet, but he is also a novelist and a children's author. At the heart of the Hebrides, for him has always been the island of lona, about which he has written a number of books. Kristina and he lead annual Celtic Christian retreats on lona every autumn.
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CABIN CATEGORIES:
Cabins with Double/Twin beds:
Category H - Loch Crinan, Loch Harport, Loch Torridon
Category G - Ardvreck Castle, Lews Castle, Isle of Muck, Isle of Raasay
Category F - Duart Castle, Kinloch Castle, Torosay Castle
Category E - Isle of Danna
Category D - Isle of Coll, Isle of Colonsay, Isle of Iona, Isle of Staffa
Cabins with Private Balconies:
Category C - Isle of Barra, Isle of Benbecula
Category B - Isle of Berneray, Isle of Bute
Suite:
Category A - Isle of Arran
Special Conditions
*Conditions Apply: All prices shown here are per person share twin (unless stated as single) in GBP, based on best available cruise fare at time of publication (26Nov24). Some cabins may have obstructed views. Cruise deposit, amendment and cancellation conditions apply. Travel agent service fees may apply. Special conditions apply - please ask for full details at time of enquiry. All passports, vaccinations and visas are the responsibility of the travelling guest to secure prior to departure from Australia. Please note that the prices shown here are not shown in real time. While we endeavour to keep our pricing as up-to-date as possible, the advertised prices shown here may differ from the prices in our booking system at time of reservation. Travel insurance is mandatory. There is currently no Value Added Tax (VAT) on travel, which could change at any time without prior notice. Transfers only included if guests are arriving/departing by air at specific airports/train stations on exact package dates. A courtesy transfer service is provided at pre-determined times from / to select pick up and drop off points depending on the embarkation and disembarkation ports for each cruise. Offer subject to availability at time of booking. We reserve the right to correct errors without penalty.
15% discount offer: The 15% saving is for new bookings only and on the full fares. It cannot be combined with any other offer and may be withdrawn without notice.
Special Validity Dates
Special is valid from 26 November 2024 to 31 January 2025 or until sold out/withdrawn.
Cruise Itinerary
Date
Port
Arrive
Depart
15 Apr 2025
Oban, Scotland
Embark
16 Apr 2025
Salen, Scotland
16 Apr 2025
Ardnamurchan, Lochaber Scotland
16 Apr 2025
Kylerhea, Scotland
17 Apr 2025
Isle of Skye, Scotland
Armadale
17 Apr 2025
Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland
18 Apr 2025
Isle of Eigg, Scotland
18 Apr 2025
Muck, Scotland
19 Apr 2025
Isle of Tiree, Scotland
Hynish
19 Apr 2025
Isle Of Mull
20 Apr 2025
Iona, Scotland
20 Apr 2025
Isle of Islay, Scotland
21 Apr 2025
Jura, Scotland
Craighouse & Loch na Mile
21 Apr 2025
Tayvallich, Scotland
Loch Sween
22 Apr 2025
Oban, Scotland
Disembark
7 Night Cruise sailing from Oban roundtrip aboard Hebridean Princess.
Experience the spirituality of the holy isle of lona and its restored abbey on Easter Sunday. Contrast this with the eternal appeal of the remote and beautiful Inner Hebrides and mainland gems on this enthralling and thought-provoking cruise. Resipole Studios is an award-winning fine art gallery. located on the edge of Loch Sunart, showcasing contemporary Scottish painters and international artists. Rounding Ardnamurchan, plot a course for Skye and go ashore at Armadale, home to the Clan Donald Centre which tells the story of the region and its strongest clan. Started by Baron Schroder in the late 19th century, the 20 acres of conifers and rhododendrons at Attadale is now a painter's garden, designed to frame the views of Skye and the surrounding hills. Refreshing walks ashore on the Small Isles of Eigg and Muck highlight their diversity. Hynish village on Tiree was built to house the workers whilst they constructed the outlying Skerryvore Lighthouse and now houses a museum telling the story of the lighthouse and the famous Stevensons who designed it. On Mull, the hidden gem of Lip na Cloiche Garden is waiting to be discovered, before unwinding in the spiritual calm of lona Abbey with the opportunity to join the Easter Sunday service where St Columba began his mission in 563. Your final ports of call are Craighouse on the deer isle of Jura, and the pretty fishing village of Tayvallich which sits on a horseshoe bay in Loch Sween
Guest Speaker: Kenneth Steven
Kenneth Steven is a Scot who grew up in Perthshire and spent every summer holiday in the Hebrides. He now has the privilege of living on the Isle of Sell, south of Oban, with his partner Kristina. Kenneth has a passion for wild places and their stories: he is best-known as a poet, but he is also a novelist and a children's author. At the heart of the Hebrides, for him has always been the island of lona, about which he has written a number of books. Kristina and he lead annual Celtic Christian retreats on lona every autumn.
Itinerary:
Day 1:
Oban - Embarkation.
Day 2:
Salen, Loch Sunart - Resipole Studios. Cruise Ardnamurchan and Kyle Rhea.
Resipole Studios is an award-winning fine art gallery located on the edge of Loch Sunart, showcasing contemporary Scottish painters and international artists.
Day 3:
Armadale, Skye - Clan Donald Centre. Kyle of Lochalsh - Attadale Gardens.
Rounding Ardnamurchan, plot a course for Skye and go ashore at Armadale, home to the Clan Donald Centre which tells the story of the region and its strongest clan. Started by Baron Schroder in the late 19th century, the 20 acres of conifers and rhododendrons at Attadale is now a painter’s garden, designed to frame the views of Skye and the surrounding hills.
Day 4:
Eigg - Walks ashore. Muck - Walks ashore.
Refreshing walks ashore on the Small Isles of Eigg and Muck highlight their diversity.
Day 5:
Hynish, Tiree - Skerryvore Lighthouse Museum. Ulva Ferry, Mull - Lip na Cloiche Garden.
Hynish village on Tiree was built to house the workers whilst they constructed the outlying Skerryvore Lighthouse and now houses a museum telling the story of the lighthouse and the famous Stevensons who designed it. On Mull, the hidden gem of Lip na Cloiche Garden is waiting to be discovered.
Day 6:
Iona - Iona Abbey. Cruise Sound of Islay.
Unwind in the spiritual calm of Iona Abbey with the opportunity to join the Easter Sunday service where St Columba began his mission in 563.
Day 7:
Loch na Mile, Jura - Craighouse. Tayvallich - Walks ashore.
Your final ports of call are Craighouse on the deer isle of Jura, and the pretty fishing village of Tayvallich which sits on a horseshoe bay in Loch Sween.
Day 8:
Oban - Disembarkation.
Hebridean Princess is Hebridean's original vessel. Specially commissioned in 1965 for the waters of the rugged west coast of Scotland, she commenced sailing under the Hebridean Island Cruises' flag after a full refit in 1989, establishing a unique and unusual style of cruising.
Beautifully decorated in the finest quality furnishings, her relaxed, floating country house party atmosphere and impeccable service from a warm, welcoming and friendly crew have earned her an unrivalled reputation. From the starboard Conservatory to the cosy Look Out Lounge; from the luxurious Tiree Lounge to the peaceful Library or the quiet of the teak Skye Deck - the comfort of Hebridean Princess is home but better!
Just 49 guests are cared for by around 38 crew as she sails perhaps the most beautiful coastline of northern Europe, Scotland's Western Isles.
Ship Profile & Stats
Maiden voyage: 1965
Refurbished: Each Winter
Tonnage: 2,112 tonnes
Length: 235 feet
Beam: 46 feet
Draft: 3m
Speed: 14 knots
Ship registration: UK MCA / Glasgow
Passenger capacity (dbl): 49
Passenger space: 1.3
Crew nationality: European
Officer nationality: British
Ship Amenities
Hair Dryer
Slippers & Bathrobe
Safety Deposit Box
Individual thermostat for air conditioning and heating
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.
Hebridean Princess, the small cruise ship which re-introduced the ‘Golden Age of Cruising’ nineteen years ago, will show you the dramatic coast of Scotland and the Western Isles and Norway from the best possible vantage point.
Outstanding service, fine cuisine, unusually spacious cabins and some of the most elegant public rooms afloat, the Hebridean Experience offers you the most relaxing luxury holiday you could wish for. An all-inclusive tariff, the very best in personal service, and some of the finest Privately Escorted Tours all tailored to be as individual as you are.
The Isle of Benbecula is located on the starboard 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.
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 thermostatic shower. The bedroom contains a king-size bed, which can be re-arranged as twins, generous wardrobes, drawers, dressing table and a second television.
The roomy Isle of Berneray is situated on the starboard side, towards the afterend 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.
The roomy Isle of Bute is situated on the port side, towards the afterend 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.
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.
Situated on the port side of the Promenade Deck, towards the afterend 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.
Located on the same deck as Reception and the Columba Restaurant, this roomy, forward-facing cabin, at the forward end of the Princess Deck, is fitted with three large picture windows offering excellent views ahead over the bows. The king-size bed can be re-arranged as twins. A well deck, some 40 feet (12m) in length, between the cabin and the forecastle, ensures privacy. A large bathroom, which features a full-size bath with a thermostatic shower.
Located on the same deck as Reception and the Columba Restaurant, this roomy, forward-facing cabin, at the forward end of the Princess Deck, is fitted with three large picture windows offering excellent views ahead over the bows. The king-size bed can be re-arranged as twins. A well deck, some 40 feet (12m) in length, between the cabin and the forecastle, ensures privacy. A large bathroom, which features a full-size bath with a thermostatic shower.
Situated on the starboard side of the Promenade Deck, towards the afterend 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.
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.
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.
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. It features a spacious bathroom with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.
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. It features a spacious bathroom with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.
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.
This popular, double-bedded cabin, located on the starboard side of the Princess Deck, has three full-size picture windows, which afford superb views and give the room a bright, airy feel. Private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
Very roomy and excellent value for money, this elegant double bedded 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. It features a spacious bathroom with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.
Very roomy and excellent value for money, this elegant double bedded 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. It features a spacious bathroom with a full-size bath and a thermostatic shower.
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 forcedair ventilation system. Spacious private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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 forcedair ventilation system. Spacious private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
This charming, interchangeable king-size or twin-bedded cabin on the starboard 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 forcedair ventilation system. Spacious private facilities include a thermostatic shower.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This charming, well-appointed cabin, located on the starboard side of the Hebridean Deck, offers a spacious bathroom and a full-size bath with a thermostatic shower. As it is not fitted with windows or portholes, fresh air is supplied by the ship’s forced air ventilation system.
This charming, well-appointed cabin, located on the starboard side of the Hebridean Deck, offers a spacious bathroom and a full-size bath with a thermostatic shower. As it is not fitted with windows or portholes, fresh air is supplied by the ship’s forced air ventilation system.
This charming cabin, located on the starboard side of the Hebridean Deck, is well-appointed and offers the single traveller excellent value for money. 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.
From
GB £6,213*
per person
*All prices are per person twin share unless stated as solo, triple or quad share.
